🔆 Gateron MX Keyboard Switches with SMD LED Underglow, Compatible for MX Mechanical Keyboards, Transparent Cover with White Base - SMD Yellow (68 PCS) Review

Couldn't get any better, especially at this price. I smeared them with Krytok 205 grade 0 and they were smooth as butter. In fact, I prefer them to any switch I've ever used. Perfect fit for my GK64 keyboard! They also came about 2 weeks early, but that's more of an assessment by the seller. I just thought I'd mention it

No softness when dropped, unlike my old Outemu reds. It seems smooth all the way down. Thanks to these light switches, you can stream in osu very quickly. Fits snugly on my Reddragon K556 which came with Outemus with thinner pins. This might not be the best option for typing, as the weight of your fingers could accidentally trigger the switch.

I had a fair amount of broken or bent switches in my bag when I received them but I expected this when I ordered them. I still had enough to fill my board and man these keys are crisp and smooth and I don't regret getting them. I feel very comfortable on my keyboard because I hardly have to press a key, I feel fast.

When I received the product, I opened them and started counting, I counted 98 switches and counted 4 times to make sure I didn't miss any. The switch itself is fine, the pins bend with little effort, which is to be expected. Overall I am very dissatisfied with my order however I did not receive the full 104 switches I ordered which does not complete my 104 keys.

I replaced them with Gateron Red which came with my hot swappable Keychron K2 mechanical keyboard. Not to say the reds were a problem (in fact, they're not bad either), but they feel lighter, which I like better. I can also say that they arrived earlier than planned which was a pleasant surprise. Very satisfied!

I used one of the switches in the box to replace a broken switch on my keyboard. The weird thing is that when I put the cap on the switch and press on the edge, it kind of flexes, which my other switches didn't do. It's not a functional issue as I'm not pressing on the edge, and even if I did it's a lot farther than the actuation point that causes that flex.

I ordered 110 Gateron Yellow switches for my Drop CTRL keyboard to replace many Halo Clear switches. Installation was easy. I bent a pin on the switch, but that's why I bought 110 at almost no extra cost. They're a steal on Gateron Yellow Switches considering how much they cost on some other sites. They are very smooth as I didn't oil them and the weight is just right.

Bought these switches for my compact GMMK. I've wanted to try some lines that are a little heavier and it's amazing. They have a very pleasant sound, are buttery smooth and have the perfect resistance I was looking for. I have yet to oil these switches but I can only imagine how nice they will be afterwards. It's also great that the LEDs on my board can still shine through the transparent housing. Thankfully all my switches worked (a few pins had to be bent), but I'd recommend ordering more in…

Although these switches are much more sensitive and accidental presses take some getting used to initially, they are worth the investment as they are much easier/less tiring to type than even Cherry MX Brown. Currently using these Gateron Clears on a networked ZSA Planck EZ with hot swappable switches as well as a couple of Cherry MX Browns that came with the board. It feels like tapping on pillows or clouds, but in a good way. Of course, opinions about likes and dislikes depend on individual…