GK GAMAKAY Silent Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switch, 35Pcs/Pack Phoenix Switch 3 Pin Switches for LK67 CK61 CK68 DIY Mechanical Gaming Keyboards (Phoenix Switch)

I picked these up for my office mechanical build. They are definitely the closest feel to a membrane keyboard I've ever felt on a mechanical switch -- a bit of mushiness is to be expected from the dampeners -- but they're even quieter than the membrane keyboards everyone else is using, and satisying (to me) to type on. The silent nature does mean that other small noises (minor spring noises, scratchiness) do become more apparent, but I don't mind much. They are factory lubed but I'm sure they would improve with a hand-lube. They feel lighter than my only other tactiles, the Akko lavenders, with a similar bump, and a bit of a soft landing on the bottom-out. They are packaged similarly to Akkos (excellently in individual trays). Overall, I am satisfied.

Please note the following before buying the Phoenix version:-Quality is A+- Your RGB brightness will be affected a little bit.- The sound of the keys is reduced to an almost imperceptible level.I highly recommend it for the work environment.

I needed a keyboard for WFH but I didn't want to annoy my wife with loud key switches. So I picked up this keyboard that came with the Gamakay Pegasus switches. I didn't like them. They felt out and were too silent. But I had recent ly gotten some Gamakay Griffins as well. You know just in case. I swapped them out. The difference is subtle but It is noticeable. The Griffins are not as silent as the Pegasus but that is what I like about them. The pegasus felt like eating food without a sense of smell. It just felt like something was missing. The Griffins brought back what was missing. They have a good tactile bump and a nice sound. The typing force is not too much that I feel fatigued after type on them for extended periods of time either.

The media could not be loaded.  I decided to give these switches a try, as someone who loves competitive gaming and WFH, I needed a switch that worked well for both. These switches did not disappoint, here are some pros and cons:Pros:- budget friendly- smooth typing experience right out of the box, they have a decent pre-lube coating on them. You can make them better if you wanna relube them, but I was too lazy.- tactile isn't too harsh, or too light perfect for work and gaming.- love the feel of the dampeners in the stems, great for extensive gaming/typing sessionsCons:- not as silent as I like, but I guess that's where the pegasus versions come in- these switches a bit bigger than your average switches, I had to really push it in my pcb housing for it to fit- if you care, the brown top housing does affect the rgb a bitOverall, the switches are good, I enjoy using them for now. It is the perfect mix of actuation and feel for both working and gaming. Not much issues with the switches for the price.Video Details:Keyboard: Asus AzothMod: tape modKeycaps: JOMKIZ XDA profile PBT keycaps

These keys sneak up and say whatever they want without a peep. Sometimes they say nice things, other times they troll - every once in a while I need to put them in time-out, sneaky little things. I cant stop touching them, but they don't mind at all - its like a finger massage and a lover letter had a baby.I don't see myself buying any other switches every again... unless its more of these, which I have done... and then put more of them in my cart, and in my "save for later". I'm fine, I swear.