Burgundy Wine Ice gets its character from the layers: a wine-purple core sits inside glossy, clear PC. The rounded MDA tops catch the light, while side-printed letters leave the top surface open.
Color with a clear edge
Up close, the purple center and clear outer body give each key a jelly-like depth. The keycap body uses double-shot construction. The lettering is printed on the sides, so the body’s molding process and the legend process are separate details.
With backlighting on, the clear layers become a larger part of the look. LED color, position and brightness affect the result. Compare the regular product photographs with the lit close-ups when planning your build.
See the layers in motion
Burgundy Wine Ice on a keyboard, filmed by Lila.
Rounded tops, letters on the side
The MDA profile gives this set its softly rounded silhouette. If you are changing from Cherry-profile keycaps, take a look at the side view as well as the color: the top shape and row contours are part of what you will notice when typing.
Side legends face toward you rather than sitting on top of the keys. That keeps the overhead view clean. Their visibility will depend on your seated angle, so the close-up photographs are useful if you often look down to find a key.
Match the 122-key kit to your board
This PC set lists ANSI and ISO support and is intended for compatible MX-style mounts. Compare the included-key image on the product page with your spacebar, Enter, right Shift and bottom row. Those keys are where a layout mismatch is easiest to miss, even when the total key count looks sufficient.
If your board has unusual key sizes, send us the model before ordering. The set includes keycaps only; keyboards and other items in the photographs are display props.
Build around the purple
See the complete kit, current price and more photographs on the product page. Shipping and tax appear at checkout.
