GATERON KS-33 RGB Low Profile 2.0 Keyboard Switches(Silver,35PCS)

Good keys and good price.

Bought a couple Keychron hotswappable keyboards and they both came with dead switches. Customer service with Keychron was awful as they didn’t believe me when I asked for a replacement switch on each keyboard (both times the home key had dead switches). So I bought these as they were advertised as being the same model on the Keychrons and they worked flawlessly.

Great value and worked perfectly to replace the broken switches on my keyboard

I recently installed the Gateron KS-33 Low Profile 2.0 Silver switches and overall I’m very impressed with the quality and performance. The switches feel smooth and consistent right out of the box thanks to the factory pre-lubing, which helps reduce friction and makes each keystroke feel clean and responsive. These are linear switches, so the keypress is smooth from top to bottom without a tactile bump or click. The actuation is fairly light and quick, which makes them great for gaming or fast typing. The shorter actuation distance also helps keys register quickly, making the keyboard feel very responsive during use. The switches have an operating force around 50g with a short pre-travel distance, giving them a fast and smooth feel. The build quality also feels solid. The switches use a POM stem with a transparent polycarbonate top housing and a durable nylon base, and they support SMD RGB lighting so backlighting shines through nicely. The 3-pin design works well with compatible hot-swap low-profile keyboards, making installation simple and straightforward. Overall, these switches are a great option if you want a low-profile mechanical keyboard setup with fast, smooth keystrokes. They feel well made, perform consistently, and provide a responsive typing experience. Definitely a solid choice for anyone looking to upgrade or customize a compatible low-profile keyboard.

These are typical brown switches, I really like the GATERON KS-33 Low Profile 2.0 Blue, they have a click. Also tried some yellow that are smooth and quite. The browns were to replace a bunch of bad brown, the Yellow and Blue were to rekey a full keyboard.

Tactile Clicky, a bit heavier than I would expect at that gf when compared to normal profile switches, and on the loud side too. If they were a bit lighter to use I would bump up a star and another if they were not so loud. You can be clicky, you don't need to be CLIIIIICKKKKYYYY!!!!! =)

My Keychron K3 Max came with low profile brown switches and I was looking for a more smooth keystroke with no tactile bump. The red switches are what I was after and they didn't disappoint. The backing of the housing is white, so more RGB LED goodness is able to shine through. Keychron users: I recommend buying a switch puller from Amazon instead of using the one that came with your keyboard. The included piece of metal will leave your fingers hurting. Trust me!

I bought these to add a few red switches to my Keychron K5 SE. I noticed that were white instead of black like my old ones, but I didn't realize it would make such a huge difference with the RGB. The new switches make it a lot brighter. I think I'm going to replace all of them now.

de buena calidad, lo compre para mi teclado keychron K3 max, y le quedo a la perfección, por el numero de piezas que trae solo me alcanzo para cubrir todas las letras y otras pocas mas

Outstanding switch, I have used many of these and never had one bad one. The feel is consistent and does not even feel like a low-profile switch - as good as a full-profile but less travel. The brown variety is slightly less force than the banana but both are my favourites with a smooth tactile depression.

Mi sobrina rompió una de mis switches de mi teclado k1 se y esta fueron el reemplazo perfecto (de la misma marca que la original) la única diferencia es que tienen un marco blanco no son del todo transparente.