Corn Electronics
Corn Electronics Pudding 104-key PBT keycap set gaming keyboard
A 104-key PBT keycap set with a pudding design that lets backlight shine through
- Key SwitchNo
- Keyboard ColorBlack
- Durable PBT keycaps resist shine and wear
- 104 OEM-height keycaps fit standard mechanical layouts
- Double-shot pudding design lets RGB shine through
- Matte surface texture gives a steady, non-slip grip
- Keycap set only — no switches or keyboard included
What You Get
This set contains 104 PBT keycaps in OEM profile with a translucent pudding design that lets backlighting shine through. The matte black legends sit on a durable, shine-resistant surface that retains its texture over extended use. No switches, stabilisers or keyboard chassis are included.
Compatibility Notes
The keycaps follow a standard 104-key layout and will fit most mechanical keyboards that use conventional stem spacing. Builders with non-standard bottom rows such as those found on certain Corsair or Razer models should look elsewhere because the modifier sizes will not match. Sets may ship with two Windows keys depending on the production batch.
Deciding Specification
The defining detail is that this is a keycap set only, so a compatible mechanical keyboard with standard spacing is required before the caps can be used. If you already own such a board, the 104-piece count covers a full ANSI layout.
Highlights
- Durable PBT keycaps resist shine and wear
- 104 OEM-height keycaps fit standard mechanical layouts
- Double-shot pudding design lets RGB shine through
- Matte surface texture gives a steady, non-slip grip
- Keycap set only — no switches or keyboard included
Specifications
| Brand | Corn Electronics |
|---|---|
| Model | Pudding |
| Key Switch | No |
| Keyboard Color | Black |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 104-key set or a smaller kit for my keyboard?
The set contains 104 keycaps in OEM height and fits standard ANSI layouts; it will not match non-standard bottom rows on Corsair or Razer boards.
What does the 104-key count mean once the caps are on my board?
You get a full complement of alphanumeric, modifier, function and navigation keys so every position on a standard keyboard is covered.
Which mounting standard do these caps use and what layouts does that limit?
They use standard Cherry MX-compatible stems on an OEM profile, so they fit most mechanical switches but cannot accommodate Corsair or Razer non-standard layouts.
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