You too can have (and should) have this cute pajama wearing cat on your keyboard | TechRadar
Actually getting it in my hands, I’m immediately surprised by how well-made it is. It’s lightweight but not cheap feeling in the slightest, and the paint job is quality as well. There are some very impressive details on the keycap, like the raised sections for things like the hat and scarf, the cat’s sleepy expression, and even down to the little HyperX logo on said hat.
The colors themselves are vibrant and are sure to stand out against your keyboard, especially the dark-colored ones. Which makes sense since the whole purpose of the personalization line is to make your keyboards more lively in the first place. Due to the design itself, the keycap stands a bit higher than the regular keys, about a half an inch higher at most. It works to make the keycap more distinguishable and immediately trains the eye to it, so it’s guaranteed to be a conversation starter as soon as anyone gazes at your keyboard.Just like most other customizable keycaps, the HyperX ones are simple to install. You remove the key of your choice (in my case I picked the, and then place the new keycap in that space.
Using it as a key is simple too, and feels nearly as satisfying as pushing down on a normal mechanical key. It’s instantly responsive, so it’s completely compatible with the mechanical switch. In fact, it's compatible with any HyperX mechanical keyboard as well as the vast majority of mechanical keyboards in general. But don't think you can slap this on a non-mechanical one, as you need to be able to attach it to upraised switches.
The only worry would be that if you choose a busy key, you might slowly wear down the design over time, but this is easily resolved by simply using a less-used key. The other issue is that the one I received, as well as the ones I previewed, are made for regular width keys and not the longer ones like
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