The printing on the keys are uniform, deep black, and of high quality. I've had many other keys in the past which have had printing issues, but these look great. At first I didn't like the black on the dark grey keys, but they grew on me. I suppose that's part of what makes this set "stealth". The texture on them are subtle for PBT compared to my other PBT sets.
The profile is very off putting. When I first got the set I didn't think I would like them at all. It did take a few hours with them to get comfortable with the profile. I noticed less missed key presses when touch typing. Now that I have gotten used to the profile it feels nice. I don't think this will become my permanent profile, but it is a refreshing change.
The keys are a medium thickness. Not quite as thick as my PBT keycaps from maxkeyboards. They sound very nice, it gives my Hypersphere'd Realforce RGB a nice deep thock when bottoming out.
The set didn't include anything for the 4 extra keys on the Realforce RGB. I will be buying blanks to place there. It does force me to give the set a look with artisans. The set overall is too low (as expected) to fit in. I won't be using the set with artisans once I get the blanks.
Overall I'm very impressed with the set. It is my first signature plastic PBT keyset so only time will tell how it holds up long term. Sorry for the potato shots. I'm getting a new DSLR soon, hopefully my next pics are better
That's for sure, while I love to look at that I don't think I'd want that set on any of my keyboards.
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