Kailh Cream Speed Pro MX SMD 3 Pin RGB Switches for Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Pro Burgundy,68 pcs)

it's a decent switch for sure. No need to pay resale though as these restock regularly and stay in stock on amazon for a while.Creams are a linear switch that have a nice sound and feel after being broken in. Initially you will hear/feel that there is some scratchiness because the housing and the stem are made from the same POM material. But if you add a little bit of lube (they're thirsy switches so it'll get worn off fast) and break them in, it will be a much more enjoyable experience.However, there is a lot of hype for these. They're NOT worth paying resell for them. $1.50 a switch? Come on, yall. Don't throw your hard earned money away like that. They're not THAT good.Side note: these things smell like sh**. Some say it smells like fish food or chemicals or cancer but they stink...let them air out before brining them into your office lol.

The media could not be loaded.  The NK Cream switches are pretty smooth feeling and nice sounding switches, IF you are willing to deal with some of the caveats that these switches bring. Out of the box, these things are SCRATCHY! I wouldn't expect a smooth feeling switch to have a sound that is equivalent to using chalk on a sidewalk along with stock spring crunch. However, if you decide to lube these switches with some 205g0, these will slightly improve these ailments. BUT, if you want them to be great, these have to be broken in. If you can put in the effort and put some wear and tear on these, and rotate switches that aren't being used as much (ex. alpha keys vs. modifiers) along with maybe lubing them again after heavy usage, these can become a strong mid tier switch. As far as the bottoming out sound, it is reminiscent of shaking a spray paint can, which can either be pleasant or unbearing to some (it's all about preference). Overall, a pretty good switch.

Going in my QK65 🤌

I like this switch but i think it ahould come pre lubed

Excellent!

Good switches

They sound really nice with PBT keycaps - Worth it

They were for my son and he’s happy with them

Arrived much quicker than expected. They took about three weeks to arrive and I think the estimated delivery was about 8-9 weeks.The switches themselves were well packaged, not one of them had a bent pin or was unusable.In terms of feel, they are great if you like a linear switch that requires a bit more force. Don't get me wrong, they are light but they don't actuate just by looking at them like a Gateron or Cherry red.Because of the material they use, they have a unique sound to them. It's almost a little scratchy but not in a bad way. I would recommend breaking them in for a week or two and then lubing them with a thick lube such as Krytox 205g0.On the subject of the material they use, beware! Don't be surprised by the smell when you first open them. I had heard already that they smell pretty bad because of the material. I left mine out in the open for a few hours to air out before installing.All in all, great switches for typing and gaming. I was also very impressed with the speed in which they were delivered.

My son wanted these key switches... I was concerned by what looked like long delivery times but they arrived in just 2 weeks, much quicker than 6-10 weeks that was quoted as a delivery estimate.And he's very happy with keys themselvesSo win-win....

changed from blues. fast actuation, quieter than blues with no click but the switches can be accidentally pressed as they are quite light and resting my fingers on top will press the switch

Super smooth switch with excellent seller! Lube is a must!

Although they need more work than other linear switches at this price range like the Gateron Black Inks and the Alpaca's, they definitely worth checking out. Remember to break them in before lubing for a much smoother and better-sounding experience. The Tempest Tape Mod also amplifies the deep thocks of the creams.