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127-key PBT XDA keycap set in neon colours, uniform low-profile shape, dye-sublimated legends

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Ruth's sister 127-Key PBT XDA Neon Keycap Set

SKU CH-1J0G-02K3E

A 127-key PBT keycap set in XDA profile with dye-sublimated neon legends for MX-switch mechanical keyboards

  • 127-key set covers full-size, TKL and compact layouts
  • PBT material resists shine and wear over time
  • XDA uniform profile gives a consistent typing feel
  • Dye-sublimated legends stay clear without fading

127-Key PBT Neon Keycap Set

This 127-key PBT set uses XDA profile and dye-sublimation legends for a uniform, low-profile feel. The neon colourway is aimed at enthusiasts building or customising a mechanical keyboard with MX-compatible switches.

MX-switch compatibility only

The caps fit standard MX-stem switches; they will not mount on Topre, Alps, low-profile Choc or optical stems. Buyers needing coverage for non-standard bottom rows, ortholinear layouts or macOS-specific legends should verify the 127-key kit matches their board before purchase.

Highlights

  • 127-key set covers full-size, TKL and compact layouts
  • PBT material resists shine and wear over time
  • XDA uniform profile gives a consistent typing feel
  • Dye-sublimated legends stay clear without fading

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 127-key count cover for my keyboard layout?

The 127 keys include the standard alphanumeric block, function row, navigation cluster, numpad and extra modifier keys so most full-size and compact MX-switch boards are fully populated.

How does the XDA profile feel once the caps are on an MX-switch board?

XDA is a uniform low-profile shape with a flat, slightly concave top; every row sits at the same height giving a consistent typing angle and a quiet, solid bottom-out on Cherry MX compatible stems.

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