Keychronus

Finally got around to testing these and the smoothness right out of the box is incredible. The 110 count is perfect for a full build plus extras for tinkering.

The lube job from the factory is so good I didn't feel the need to add any myself—super smooth right out of the box. The 110-count bottle is perfect for a full board plus some spares.

These switches feel incredibly smooth right out of the box, and the 110-count bottle is perfect for a full board with extras. The sound is deep and satisfying, not at all scratchy like some others I've tried.

The bottle they come in is a nice touch, makes it easy to lube them in batches. I’ve been using these for a week and the factory lube feels consistent—no scratchy spots out of the box.

These are noticeably smoother than the previous linear switches I was using, especially after lubing. The 110-count bottle is a nice bonus for larger builds, and the stems feel incredibly stable in the housing.

Box stem really locks onto the PCB — no wobble at all. The sound from these is a clean, deeper clack that makes typing feel more substantial.

The pre-lubed feel is incredibly smooth right out of the box, and I love how the long-pole design gives a crisp, bottom-out sound. They're noticeably more stable in my hotswap board than other switches I've tried.

Just got these for my first custom build and the factory lube is actually consistent across all 110 switches, no spring ping at all. The long pole stem makes bottoming out feel solid and controlled.

I’ve been using these for a week and the smoothness is ridiculous—almost zero stem wobble even with my heavier keycaps. The spring weight feels perfectly balanced for both typing and gaming.

Finally got these installed on my daily board, and the factory lube is surprisingly consistent across all 110 switches. The sound is a clean, deep clack with none of the scratchiness I was worried about. Definitely worth the upgrade.