YMDK 104 Keys Miami Thick PBT Keycaps OEM for MX GK61 TKL Full Size Review (2026)

The Miami colorway

This set takes its name from the pink and teal color pairing associated with 1980s Miami aesthetics, giving a board a bright, retro-inspired look that stands out from the black, white or gray keycap sets most boards ship with. It is a themed novelty colorway rather than a neutral option, so it suits builders specifically looking to make a statement with their keyboard rather than blend into an office desk. The bold coloring is applied across a full 104 key ANSI layout, so the effect is consistent across the whole board rather than limited to accent keys, which is part of what makes Miami sets popular for showcase or themed builds among enthusiasts who enjoy swapping keycap sets seasonally or for variety.

Material and construction

The caps are made from roughly 90 percent PBT plastic at around 1.5mm thickness, which is on the thicker side for keycaps and helps resist the glossy shine that builds up on frequently touched keys like WASD, the spacebar and enter over months of use. The legends are printed rather than double shot molded, using a laser etched or dye sublimation style process depending on the specific print method, so while the colors are still crisp initially, thick PBT printed sets are generally more durable against wear than thin ABS but can eventually show some fading on the most used keys under years of heavy typing, unlike double shot legends that are molded through the cap.

Compatibility and spacebar sizing

This set is designed for standard MX switch keyboards using a 104, 87 or 61 key ANSI layout, specifically requiring a 6.25u spacebar of about 11.7cm rather than the 6u or 6.5u spacebar found on some alternate 60 and 65 percent boards. The listing calls out compatibility with GK61 and tenkeyless boards by name, which suggests the set was designed with those popular hobbyist board sizes in mind alongside standard full size keyboards. It explicitly does not work with Corsair or Logitech keyboards, which often use nonstandard key spacing or stems on certain models, so owners of those brands should verify their board's spacebar size before ordering this set.

What comes in the box

The package includes the full 104 key ANSI keycap set along with a keycap puller, so buyers do not need to source a separate tool to swap caps, which is a small but useful inclusion compared to keycap-only listings. No keyboard or switches are included, this is a keycap upgrade for an existing board rather than a complete keyboard kit. Because the set is OEM profile rather than a taller specialty shape like SA, the typing feel and row heights should closely match what most stock keyboards already use, making installation straightforward without needing to adjust to an unfamiliar profile height or angle.

Who should buy this

This is a strong pick for anyone who wants a durable, thick PBT keycap upgrade with a fun, eye-catching colorway rather than a subtle neutral set, and who owns a standard ANSI board with a 6.25u spacebar such as a GK61, TKL or full size 104 key keyboard. It is less suited to anyone wanting a professional or minimalist look for a shared workspace, given how bright and attention grabbing the pink and teal combination is. Builders who already know they enjoy themed keycap sets, or who want to try a Miami-style build without committing to a pricier double shot import set, get solid material quality at an accessible price point here.

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