EPOMAKER Flamingo 35 Pieces 47gf Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches Set, 35gf Initial Force Factory Lubed Switch with POM Stem, Dual Spring, PC Housing for Gaming DIY Keyboard

One of the best linear switch out there!

They have a very distinct sound however I didn't like them. Someone else might find them more interesting.

They are really smooth and sound great. There is no spring ping and lubrication is done well. Though, some switches (two in my case) have a scratching sound but it's not very noticeable when typing.

TOP silenziosi e perfetti meglio degli akko originali 2 piedini di due tasti ho dovuto tagliarli per adattarli a F1 ed F2 che hanno solo un piedino laterale il resto tutto perfetto costo decisamente migliore e migliori anche gli switch molto più silenziosi.

Me gustan en tacto y la sonoridad que tienen en teclados de aluminio y de pol

I really like the weighting on this switch, and the firmer downstroke is great for typing, but you can still use it for gaming as it has a low actuation force of 47g. It felt very similar to the Wisteria, only with a higher bottom out which I prefer for typing. The sound profile isn't really my personal taste, but I like that Epomaker are using different material combinations for their linear switches. The Flamingo is another solid offering from Epomaker, and I'm eager to explore more of their switches. The keyboard hobby is really being redefined by brands like Epomaker and it's great to see. The Flamingo switches are good, and I like them. If you have used the Akko CS Jelly Pink switches, then you can expect a similar experience but with a slightly smoother keypress due to the factory prelubing of the Flamingo switches. My Jelly Pink switches are not lubed, so there is a slight, slight, slight difference. Nothing significant enough to make you cry tears of awesomeness, but the difference is ever-so-slightly present. After both switches are hidden under keycaps it becomes almost impossible to tell the difference unless making a conscious effort to distinguish between them. Only 30 Flamingo switches are provided in the small box compared to the 45-count in a box of Akko Jelly Pinks, so this can affect cost depending upon how many switches you need. But for keypress feel, the factory prelube makes the Flamingo switches winners by a feather. Both Flamingo and Jelly Pinks are good and you cannot go wrong with either if you like linear switches. Will the EPOMAKER Flamingo switches make you a better typist? Will typos vanish like Probably not, but typing clever Bash scripts or commands at a Linux terminal can give Linux a new feel radiating with hidden pinkness if coming from a different type of switch, so the Flamingo is definitely worth a look.

Nice Switches, feel like Cherry red ones but slightly more clicky. Worth the price, they are 5 pin ones. Light feel, not very loud but still have a significant sound profile to them. AC point is half way. Will fit any mx profile keyboards.