EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Keyboard Switches Set for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 100 Pcs Linear/Tactile Switch Set, Factory Lubed, 5-Pin Switch with POM Stem, Compatible with MX Keycaps (Graywood V3, Linear)

The media could not be loaded. Pretty good switches actually for their price. But be wary of certain keyboards.[COMPATABILITY]If you're buying cheap switches you probably have a cheap-er keyboard. I personally have the Redragon k556, and although it's hotswap, not all switches fit or fit well. These do have the thinner legs on then which would make you think it'll work on outemu socket boards. However, that wasn't the case for me and I actually had to trim the left pin by a significant amount to keep contact, but to prevent the switches from breaking their own mechanism inside as the pin gets pushed in. Either way, it now works and it's fine, but be wary and test fit at least one switch before you do the next 20 and realize a little too late :)[FEEL AND SOUND]For the price of these switches, it makes you wonder why manufacturers wouldn't use these as the standard on some at least slightly more expensive mechanical keyboards. These switches feel incredible, especially at their price points. These are linear, so as they get pressed, they are very smooth with a low but satisfying amount of resistance and a strong sounding full press. They are fairly evenly lubed from factory, and make a beautiful sound when paired with PBT keycaps. I'm using XVX profile keycaps I found for $25, and after modding my keyboard slightly using 3 layers of painters tape, and using car sound isolation (kilmat) underneath the board, the keyboard now produces a relatively marbly sound that's somewhere between Clacky and Thocky. It kind of sounds like legos, very pleasant.[CONCLUSION]Personally, if you are looking for something that's cheap, sounds great, and doesn't need any lubing, there's no other option at this price point. $25 for this is otherworldly for such pleasant switches. 9/10 would buy again.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve had these switches for well over a year now and FINALLY am writing a review. Let me just say that these are my favorite switches that I’ve ever used— period. They are so creamy and give so much satisfaction when typing. They’re pricier than some other creamy switches but are ABSOLUTELY worth every penny. If you’re wondering about the sound quality and the noise, then look no further because your Lego pieces are going to be drooling over these bad boys.

First, I like the sound and typing feel of these switches. For comparison, I have the nimbus, reapers and smoothies. When it comes to sound, these are in between the nimbus and reapers. Reapers are more clacky, nimbus more thocky. They're really light. No light diffuser, so rgb appears darker (which I prefer). No issue with getting them installed in my f99 pro. This is the second time I've ordered these switches from this shop. First time about 2 months ago, I was halfway through getting them installed when I realized that I don't have enough for my 100% keyboard. Sure enough, I only received 80 instead of the 100. I returned them, and last week decided to try them again. This time, I received the 100, but a handful had bent pins. Once I noticed that 1 didn't work, I returned these ones too. Unfortunate because I would've loved to test them out lubed. But it is what it is. If you're lucky enough to receive the right amount that aren't defective or damaged, you'll most likely like them. They have a very unique sound.

Great switch. If you really want them, though, buy two sets. I got one and half of the copper leafs on the inside were bent. Any kind of manual fix to them would have needed to be extremely precise, so I was unable to just fix them with tweezers by bending them back in shape. Not to mention how almost all of them arrived with bent pins. Easy fix with tweezers, however, but counting all switches that had no leaf or pin bends there were about 34, switches with bent pins but not leafs added 16 so all useable switches were about half or 50. Felt nice on the keys I did get them on for. No defects on plastic parts, and slid in fine into key slots. Didn't feel heavy, quiet just like I wanted them to be, and looked fabulous on my half built keyboard.

Reviewed on GMMK 1 TKL with Glorious Aura V1 KeycapsThe Leobog Graywood V3 switches are, without a doubt, the best value switches that you can get on the market. With 100 switches for approximately $25, you're not going to find any pre-lubed switches that feel this good anywhere else. They have a great response, sound amazing, and maintain a creamy-clacky feel that is consistent throughout the board. Get a good set of PBT keycaps with these switches, and you're good to go on your next build!

These are great switches especially the amount for the price. They are silent and creamy. I searched hard for good preluded switches that didn't have too much pressure and these are perfect

I recently upgraded my keyboard and researched switches alone for like 8hrs. I went with the Oil Kings originally, but when I found out they’d block a major of my RGB, I was not about that. I have a keyboard at work that uses these and I loved it. After researching more, I like this sound more than any other switch. Some of the pins came minimally bent, but all are operational! I ordered another box just in case any break/I need more than 100. Don’t let the negative reviews deter you, they’re the best!