ELUTENGIce Blue Mechanical Keyboard Switches 100 Pieces 48gf Tactile Switches for Gaming Mechanical Keyboards 5 Pins POM Stem Pre Lubed Key Switches Compatible with MX Mechanical Keyboard Switch Set

really happy with these. i am new to the customizable keyboard game, and i was having trouble finding the right feel and sound for the switch. finally tried these and i have been happy with them. nice sound, good price, cant complain.

The media could not be loaded. (Soundtest included in the video) Super clean switch, looks and sounds amazing. Super affordable, comes lubed very well and doesn’t feel cheap!!

i found out that my keyboard does not have key switches that are serviceable by the consumer since the switches are not sold to the public. with that said, i will hold onto this set of mx cherry switches in hopes that i one day make a custom keyboard of my very own.

5/5 for price, 3/5 for spring ping, and 4/5 for feel.The factory lubing is minimal, at best, with some uneven light coats on the rails. Still, for a set that's about 17 cents a pop, it's well below the budget-range and you get a decent performer. The sound is fine...until you start listening to it, in where you can hear the distinct spring pings come through. If you have the time, lube up the springs and you'll be in good shape, but it's more work, you know? The tactility is there but very minimal, so it won't feel too different from a linear switch. I got this because it was priced well. You really can't beat it if you're looking for a cheap set to us as a secondary, or to fill in keys that you don't use often.

Decent switch for the cost and how many you get.The tactility is crisp. The switches are factory lubed.But my batch seemed to have a spring noise that was very apparent and off putting. Recommend if you still get these to open them up and lube the springs.

These are certifiably thonky, at least to my inexperienced ears. I am new to the Mechanical Keyboard hobby and these were 1 of 2 switch types that went in my first board, They have a GREAT sound and feel.

I think these switches have become my favorite tactile switches, right alongside the Akko Creamy Blue switches. What I love most about them is that the tactile bump is noticeable but not overwhelming. As someone who primarily enjoys linear switches, I'm not usually a fan of the pronounced bump that tactile switches offer. However, these have won me over with their balanced typing experience.The sound profile is another highlight—it’s deep and leans toward the "thockier" side, which I really enjoy. In fact, I often turn to these switches when my keyboards don’t sound great with other switches I've tried. These seem to elevate almost every keyboard with a satisfying, deep, and loud sound.The actuation force is spot on. I’ve been loving these lighter tactile switches because they don’t cause the fatigue I sometimes experience with heavier tactile switches or traditional blue switches. Additionally, I haven’t noticed any scratchiness, which is a huge plus.Overall, considering the quality, the excellent typing experience, and the value for the quantity you get, these switches are an incredible deal. I’m definitely planning to purchase more in the future.

These are in the direction of my favorite types of tactile switches, being that they are light blue type light click based tactile. Though nothing can beat my favorites in this field it does have a nice feel for me and the tactile does have a lot of feedback that just makes me want to keep typing. For one thing here i have not seen this amount in this range before with this type of switch, a very good deal I must say.