Phantom Keycaps: why such poor quality?

I like to do a lot of research before I buy something. Compared to brands like HyperX, Corsair, and smaller competitors these keycaps are inferior and over price. These are supposed to be an upgrade, but it feels like a lateral move—no real improvement. Below are the major complaints I've read.

• They're made from ABS and not PBT.
  
• Two-piece design, not Doubleshot. These keycaps separate easily.
  
• Because of the two-piece design, the LED pass-through is dimmer than it should be.
  
• Legends are smaller than other Razer keyboards.
  

Razer Customers want Keycaps with PBT, Doubleshot, Pudding, and Raser's true legends that people can see.

I did consider getting the newer Blackwidow v3, but I couldn't justify it since it wasn't a better keyboard. If the Keycaps were PBT, Doubleshot, Pudding, and Razer's true legends then I would have.

I bought Razer's PBT upgrade keycaps a few years ago and had the same complaint everyone else had, LED pass-through was too dim.

I hope Razer will take these criticisms as they are meant. I own BW Elite, Tartarus Pro (I would buy a new one if it had profile storage), Razer Basilisk v2 (thinking of getting V3), and a mouse pad. I also would only buy computer RGB products if it supports Razer Synapse. I recently replaced a Gigabyte motherboard for an MSI because Gigabyte did not support Synapse.