DROP + Matt3o MT3 Susuwatari Custom Keycap Set, ABS Hi-Profile Keycaps, Doubleshot Legends, Cherry MX Compatible Set for Ortholinear Mechanical Keyboards (Ortholinear)

Great Keycaps, lots of options and quality feel.

These look amazing and have a great chunky sound. The profile of the keys is also nice, with the keys cupping your fingers. The variety of keys given for the rows (in the ortholinear kit, at least) gives you a fair degree of freedom for key placement. However the tolerance with the switch stem is really tight - so tight that if you want to take them off, the switches will either be pulled apart or pulled completely out of the board (depending on your mounting), rather than pulling the cap cleanly off the switch. If you ever need to take them off again, it won't be easy, and you may lose a couple of switches, because you have to be quite violent with them.

Looks good on my Preonic… I'm glad I didn't get a flashy or lighter colour because it's a daily setup and I don't want to be too distracted, or have to clean it all the time. I wish there was a '⌘' key to make it more Mac-like but that's a detail. Same for 'BS' instead of a backspace symbol, but I think that is a statement detail that the designer wanted. Much better quality than cheap keycaps!

I was a little worried about using these keycaps because they're in a pretty new profile and Drop doesn't have the greatest track record. However, now I think these are my favourite profile of keycap. It's more rounded than SA and has more of an overall sculpt. The deep dish keys are significantly deeper than on SA. I will say I think other profiles look better, but in terms of feel I'll say MT3 is going to be my go to. Another big reason why I like the MT3 sets is that the ortholinear sets have compatibility with some common layouts. A lot of other sets won't accommodate for a control key where caps lock would typically be or backspace where pipe is, but these sets do which is great. The quality of these caps are really nice as well. They are a little bit slicker than I expected out of the box. They fit tight and snug on a variety of switches I've tried them on but one certain switches it's ridiculously tight or just not feasible to put them on (This was the case with NK Sherbets, but those fit tight with anything). The doubleshot on these is super clean, and makes the caps pretty thick. It feels quality. Legends are clear and aligned properly. There's no real reason to not try MT3 profile except if you don't like heavily sculpted or tall keycaps. I do miss Cherry and OEM profile but I'll settle for this due to compatibility.

the profile was great. I came from xda and cherry but I can't go back now.

I normally don't write reviews but with this keycap set I couldn't help myself. These are by far one of the best sets I have ever owned. I know "GMK" is the best etc. but for this particular price point you can't go wrong. Deeper into the Keeb rabbit hole we go.

Another reviewer noted that the MX stems are very tight. This is correct – you really have to yank with all your might to get these caps off the switches. Besides that, I have no complaints. The MT3 profile feels fantastic and the colors are gorgeous. On photos it is not entirely clear how textured these caps are. Although they do have a hint of texturing (on the top surface only), this is only visible in stark direct light; they appear matte-ish under normal lighting conditions (although the sculpting adds some reflection that creates the illusion of shinyness). The caps feel perfectly smooth; whatever texture there is, my fingertips certainly cannot feel it. I have the ortholinear kit (using it on a Planck EZ) and it works and looks fantastic. Note that the 2u space bar is not rounded but relatively sharply sculpted up and towards you, just like the other R0 keys. It is possible to flip it around, of course.