A strong fit if you want
- Themed and pastel keyboard builds with a soft, playful visual direction.
- Users who want AKKO's rounded MOG shape instead of a conventional profile.
- Multi-layout builders who value a larger 138-key compatibility kit.
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Designed for compatible mechanical keyboards with MX-style cross stems. Common examples include 61, 68, 75, 84, 87, 96, 98, 104 and 108-key examples plus Alice layouts. Check unusual bottom-row and spacebar sizes before purchase.
Cross-shaped
MX-style
61
68
75
84
87
96
98
104
108
Alice
Not verified
The 138-key set uses MX-style cross stems and covers many common 61- to 108-key layouts plus Alice examples, but exact fit still depends on the board's spacebar, Shift, Enter, modifier and split-spacebar sizes. Check the included key map before installing it on a non-standard bottom row or split layout. The package is the 138-key keycap set; a puller or other accessories should not be assumed to be included.

DESIGN & USE
Heart’s Wish pairs pastel artwork with AKKO’s rounded MOG profile and five-sided dye-sublimated graphics.
It gives a build a softer, more playful appearance while changing the keycap shape from a conventional Cherry or OEM profile.
Bottom line: A themed set where profile and artwork both matter.

WHAT MATTERS
MOG profile uses a rounded, sculpted form that gives the set a different visual and finger feel from conventional profiles.
The PBT keycaps and dye-sublimated artwork make the design the practical reason to choose this particular kit.
What it means: Choose MOG for its rounded shape as well as the Heart’s Wish design.

FIT & SETUP
The 138-key set uses MX-style stems and covers many common compact, TKL, full-size, and Alice-style layouts.
Check the included key sizes against the keyboard before fitting, particularly any non-standard bottom row or right-side cluster.
Build note: Verify key sizes rather than assuming universal coverage.

WHO IT SUITS
Choose Heart’s Wish when you want a rounded MOG profile and a pastel five-sided design.
Choose a more conventional profile if you prefer familiar Cherry or OEM keycap shaping.
Decision note: A profile-led design choice, not just themed decoration.
They use AKKO's rounded MOG profile. The supplied profile chart shows a nominal height of 10.65 mm and row labels R1, R1, R2, R3, R4 and R4. The shape is intentionally different from conventional Cherry or OEM profiles, so users coming from those profiles should expect a different fingertip contact shape.
The Heart's Wish set contains 138 keycaps. The larger kit is designed to cover many common compact, TKL and full-size keyboard arrangements rather than only one standard full-size layout. The verified package content is the keycap set itself; no additional tool is promised.
AKKO’s layout chart covers 108-, 104-, 98-, 96-, 87-, 84-, 75-, 68- and 61-key layouts and also mentions Alice arrangements. Exact compatibility still depends on spacebar and modifier sizes, so compare the included-key layout with your board before purchase.
The domestic product listing specifies compatibility with cross-shaped mechanical switch stems. That covers many common MX-style mechanical switch stems, but buyers should still confirm the stem type on their keyboard before ordering, especially if the board uses a proprietary or unusual keycap mounting system.
The Heart’s Wish set uses PBT with five-sided dye sublimation. The printing method lets the colorful legends and artwork extend across the visible faces of the rounded keycaps.
Shine-through is not verified in the supplied Heart's Wish product materials, so KeebPilot does not market this set as a shine-through keycap set. Depending on the keyboard, RGB light may still be visible around the gaps between keys, but the legends themselves are not claimed to transmit light.
The package content is the 138-key Heart’s Wish keycap set. Product photography can show a keyboard to demonstrate the installed appearance, but a keyboard, switches, keycap puller or other accessory is not included.
No. MOG has a noticeably rounder mushroom-style geometry, so it does not reproduce the shape of Cherry profile. Users changing from Cherry or OEM may need a short adjustment period. Profile preference is personal, so the page avoids claiming that MOG is universally more comfortable or better for every typist.