Keychronus

Swapped these into my board and immediately noticed how stable the typing feels—the clear housing lets me see the PCB clearly too. Exactly the 110 pieces I needed for a full build, plus the bottle is a nice touch for lubing.

Installed these switches in my daily driver and the clear housing really lets the RGB shine through beautifully. The 110-count bottle makes storage easy and the extra switches are perfect for testing on a numpad.

The factory lubing on these is actually consistent across all 110 switches, so typing feels smooth right out of the bottle without having to do any extra work myself.

I was worried about the "silent" claim but these are genuinely quiet while keeping a nice tactile bump. The included lube job is clean enough that I didn't feel the need to add more.

I was pleasantly surprised by how smooth the linear feel is straight out of the box, and the translucent housing really makes the RGB pop. The included bottle for lube is a nice touch too.

The light diffusion on these is fantastic—I can finally see my keycaps lit evenly without any dark spots. They also have a nice, solid bottom-out feel that’s way more satisfying than my old switches.

The sound on these is super clean and consistent—a noticeable step up from what I was using. The light from my RGB build really shines through the clear housing perfectly. Paired with some krytox, they feel buttery smooth right out of the box.

Finally, a linear switch that actually feels smooth right out of the box. The factory lube is just right—no scratchiness at all, even before breaking them in.

The transparent housing really makes the RGB pop on my new build, even through a frosted case. Typing on these feels incredibly smooth right out of the box with no scratchiness at all.

Finally a switch that feels both smooth and stable—the factory lubrication is just right, no extra work needed. Put them in my daily board and the sound is a clean clack without any high-pitched ping.