At US$24.99, the HyperX Pudding Keycaps are reasonably priced and in line with other offerings on the market. They are well constructed with their double shot PBT materials and should hold up for ...

The bigger question I have is what type of plastic is G.Skill using, and initially I thought it might be double-shot PBT, as they appear somewhat similar to HyperX's Pudding keycaps, as found on ...

Our only complaint before was the lack of color options, and HyperX Pudding Keycaps more than fixed that sticking point! Loads more RGB illumination, wide compatibility, exceptional pricing, and ...

And plus, if you’re an RGB fan, they’re a cheap way to really make your keyboard shine. So what are “pudding” keycaps. It’s a weird name, I know, but it’s not entirely HyperX’s doing.

The Mountain Snow keycaps are available immediately from Mountain's website for a price of $34.99 per set. What do you make of these pudding style keycaps? A fun RGB upgrade or a little over the top?

Weight: 3.5 lbs Price: $129.99 The most striking feature of the Alloy Elite 2, and also the biggest difference from the original Alloy Elite RGB, is the use of pudding ABS keycaps.

The Alloy FPS RGB Pudding Keycaps Edition is a full mechanical keyboard, number pad and all. It’s constructed with a sturdy steel frame, encasing dynamic RGB lights that backlight the keys.

The HyperX Pudding Keycaps are available for $24.99 MSRP through the HyperX online shop. For more information and availability on the keycaps, please visit the HyperX Pudding Keycaps product page.

As to the Alloy FRPS RGB we initially tested the keycaps on, with the HXS-KBKC3 Double Shot PBT keycaps installed, we could not be happier from an aesthetic and longevity standpoint.

The Alloy FPS RGB Pudding Keycaps Edition is a full mechanical keyboard, number pad and all. It’s constructed with a sturdy steel frame, encasing dynamic RGB lights that backlight the keys.