Keychronus

I’ve been swapping these into my daily driver and the smoothness right out of the box is unreal—no scratchiness at all. The 35-count pack was perfect for my tenkeyless board, and each stem clicks into place with satisfying precision.

Finally put them in my keyboard and the smoothness is night and day compared to the stock switches. They're surprisingly quiet too, which makes late-night typing much less annoying. I grabbed the 110-switch pack and it was more than enough for a full build with plenty to spare.

Was a little nervous about the 45-switch pack for my first build, but every single one clicked into place perfectly — the linear feel is buttery smooth with zero scratchiness out of the box.

Picked up the 110-pack for my first custom build and these are noticeably smoother than the stock switches I was using before. The actuation feels crisp right out of the box without any scratchiness.

Finally, a switch set that doesn't force you to buy a full keyboard’s worth. I grabbed the 35-pack to test on my hotswap board, and they’re noticeably quieter than the clicky ones I had before. Perfect for late-night typing sessions.

I was surprised by how smooth these feel right out of the box—no scratchiness at all. The 35-switch pack was perfect for filling my TKL board, and they sound deeper than my old switches.

Swapped these into my keyboard last weekend and the actuation force is noticeably lighter than my old switches, which helps during long typing sessions. I grabbed the 45-switch pack and it was exactly enough for my full-size board.

The linear feel is incredibly smooth right out of the box, and I love how the 45-pack gave me enough extras to play around with on my mod board. They’re noticeably quieter than my old switches, which makes late-night typing sessions much less disruptive.

Filled up my keyboard with the 35 pack and the tactile bump is just right for typing. The stems feel more stable than I expected, no wobble even on the wider keys.

I was worried about spending too much on switches, but the 45-switch pack is a solid middle ground for testing layouts without breaking the bank. The linear actuation is buttery smooth, much quieter than my older switches.