EPOMAKER Ajazz Diced Fruit Peach Switch, Linear, 45+1 Pieces for Mechanical Keyboard Replacement(Ajazz Peach Switch)

Really good switches, needed something light and linear and this one came up.. really good value for money switches, the cs series is a truly excellent option for budget switches. They feel really high premium quality, and helps to have the dustproof stems as well. Sounds pretty good straight out of the box, but I prefer lubing them before use. Excellent either way.

They guys at the office stopped complaining about my keyboard noise since I switched to those switches ...... they said I have to give it 5 stars

If you're looking for a halfway point between "thock" and "clack", this switch is it. I chose them for an Epomaker TH80 build, and they have been lubed with Glorious G-Lube, while the springs are bag lubed with Krytox G105. Slapped on some Epomaker "Polar" MDA profile keycaps and the keyboard sounds + feels marvelous. Noticeable tactile bump but low actuation force strikes a nice balance for typing. For gaming, not so much.

Actually quite good.

Peach switch.I recently bought the peach switches and the banana ones and after some mods i can safely say this is a good thocc switch for cheap.(i recommend the peach ones)

The switches came somehow pre-lubed i was shocked and i put it in my epomaker sk61 and sounded AMAZING and its great for the price but if these were linears they would be ten times better

It’s cheap and very good I suggest to buy it

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I built two keyboards using these so far.CIY X77 TKL Hot-swappable KeyboardEPOMAKER Sea Salt Silent switchesDAGALADOO grey/blue capsThe texture of the keytops is slightly granular feeling which I like. The XVX sloped shortens distance from finger to keyboard for all rows which improves things. I built them starting with a very economical X77 hot-swappable 87 key board. My keyswitches are EPOMAKER Sea Salt Silent which are dead quiet and just a little mushy which I like. Great for heavy typist use in office / library / monestary : ) IMHO

I bought these after a lot of research into tactile switches for my first board. Since then I've tried Baby Kangaroos, Creamy Blues, Green Dangos, Quinns, Voyagers, and many more and this is still my favorite. They are great with the factory lube, or you can lube them for something a bit smoother but honestly I've built two boards with these now and one I hand lubed all the switches and springs and it made a difference but not one I think most people would notice unless they are really trying.Very little stem wobble, responsive spring, and a nice tactile bump.

For the price you pay, these switches are excellent. They are light, smooth and have a loud clacky profile. These do not really require lube and are already super smooth, but it would be even better if you did decide to.

The keys were very nice, they had a smooth travel, and sounded heavenly. These are a good linear keyboard switch and I highly recommend buying them for any hot-swappable keyboard.

They feel great, sound great and are well lubed