kutethy Gateron Switches Milky Black Mechanical Keyboard Yellow 5pins for All MX Mechanical Keyboard(72 Pcs, Black)

As advertised

Music to my ears. Nice and clack easy to install. Used these to replace gateron yellow switches which I hated

Just wish the led window was bugger to get better light or the top was clear. Or had the led optics like other switches

If you are new to keyboards or on a tight budget then these are the switches for you 100%. They are a great switch with a little lube. Honestly I’d rather use these than most other linear switches out there. So just buy these you won’t be disappointed.

I am running these in a Keychron Q1 Pro after having going through Kailh Box Navy, Gateron Melodic, Box Pink, and most recently Box Jades. I wanted to try these out because of their click jackets. I'd read some pretty unflattering reviews about these, and I can see where some of the complaints come from such as sounding like they rattle and aren't very smooth. However, that's precisely why I kind of enjoy these. They have more going on under the hood, so to speak. The click jacket has more movement than a torsion spring or a click leaf, thus resulting in a more tactile feel to my fingers. They may not feel as premium as other switches, but they have their own character and I really appreciate that. Don't be turned off by the bad rap these things tend to get, just pick up a set and try them out for yourself. They may not wind up being in your daily driver, but they certainly could be fun for another build you like to take out for a spin every once in a while.

Exactly as advertised. They are fine right out of the box, but if you want the best typing experience, take the time to lube them. Obviously your mileage may vary depending on a myriad of factors (keycaps, plate, case, etc), but I'd say the sound of lubed milky yellow switches is a cross between "thocky" and "creamy". Exactly what I was going for and I couldn't be happier. Important note for RGB enjoyers: the milky housing for these switches will slightly diminish the brightness if you're coming from switches with a transparent top housing. If brightness is your #1 priority but you still want yellow switches, you'd probably be better off with the Gateron G Yellow Pro switches, but those don't sound or feel nearly as good as the milky yellows, in my opinion. The tradeoff in brightness was absolutely worth it for me - these switches feel and sound incredibly premium, and at this price point, it's a no-brainer.

I bought these switches about a month ago and use them for gaming. They were easy to put in based on what the price was… I use them for about a week and wanted to change them out for a different switch and it’s been 10 minutes and I got two switches out because the switches are almost impossible to get out of your keyboard!!!!!!

This is a nice kit compared to the bags of loose switches that I'm used to. These come in a tray which mitigates issues with bent pins. There are tabs on either side that i had to snip off to fit my redragon keyboard, but that wasn't an issue compared to some other sets of switches. These install cleanly and seem to be more sturdy. The softer, quieter action is why I prefer these over brown, red, or blues for letter keys. If you like to use different types of switches for different keys on the same board, having a box of these is very handy when you need to replace something or modify your setup on the fly.

Bastante buenos en sensacion y difuminan bastante bien la ilumincion rgb Actualizacion Tienen un pequeño problema y es que al quitar los keycaps se salen los switches lo que con otros no pasa.

Really good switches. I good upgrade from cherry MX :)

These switches are dope. Like the yellow pros, only a tad deeper sounding and a bit heavier. Recommended if you're also into tactile switches, as the extra heaviness adds to the feel.

Prodotto come da descrizione, perfettamente imballato, tempi di consegna precisi.

According to the product listing, white is supposed to be silent, but there is nothing silent about these switches. As far as I can tell, there are absolutely no dampening pads inside the switch to remove bottom out sounds.