Gateron Ink V2 Schalter-Set

I've been using the yellow Ink V2s in my daily driver and the smoothness straight out of the box is impressive—no lubing needed. The housing feels sturdier than other budget switches I've tried, and the 60g actuation gives just the right amount of resistance for typing. Definitely worth grabbing a set if you're building a new board.

These Yellow Ink V2s have a noticeably heavier press than my usual linears, which actually feels great for my typing style. The smoothness right out of the box is impressive, no scratchiness at all.

I was looking for a smooth linear switch for my first custom build and these Ink V2s in yellow are exactly what I needed. The housing is so clear I can see the spring moving, and they feel much more stable than the Cherry MX Reds I had before.

The black Ink V2s have a smooth linear feel that makes gaming and typing both really satisfying. I got a 70-pack for my first custom build and they fit perfectly without needing any modification.

Tried the yellows on my new build and the factory lubrication is so consistent that there’s zero scratchiness out of the box. The housing feels really solid when you press down, not flimsy like some cheaper switches.

The 35-switch pack was exactly what I needed for my tenkeyless build—each one slides in smoothly without any wobble. The factory lubrication is consistent and makes for a satisfying, deep sound right out of the box.

Installed the 110-switch batch into my hotswap board yesterday, and the smoothness is incredible right out of the box. The factory lube is surprisingly even, no scratchiness at all even on the bigger keys.

The 45-switch pack gave me exactly the right number for a 60% board. Even without breaking them in, the smooth factory lube is noticeable on every keystroke.

Been using these in my latest build and the smoothness right out of the box is unreal—no lubing needed for that buttery feel. The 45g actuation is perfect for my typing style, light yet responsive.

Picked up the 45-switch set for a TKL build, and the clear housing lets the RGB really shine through compared to my old opaque switches. They feel smooth right out of the box with very little wobble on the stem.