Glorious Gaming 120x Gateron Mechanical Keyboard Switches (Black) - SMD-LED Compatible, Linear & Consistent for Heavy Typing & Gaming, 60g Actuation Force, 3-Pin Mount - Gateron Black

It is really good. I see people complaining about the pins being too wide and bending so here’s my answer:You are most likely using a keyboard with a different brand of stock switches which has sockets that aren’t compatible with this model of switch. I had the same problem but I searched for a solution instead of writing a bad review. To fix the issue get every switch and either compress the left pin(the thin flat one when the switch is pointing upwards, you know, the one that bends) horizontally and make it into a straight up round pillar. In case you have a good wire nipper you can trim the pin vertically, which is WAY faster.My brand that I’ll tell you to keep an eye out for is Outemu switches since they have 2 identical pins instead of 2 different ones like this switch.Now: Switches feel great but it fees so weird coming from Outemu Browns. Sounds way better but I am yet to get used to them. 34 WPM XD

Installed these switches on my Glorious PC Gaming Race GMMK keyboard, so far I'm very happy with them overall. The keys are audibly clacky, waiting on some O-rings to hopefully dampen the noise a little and maybe even invest some time into lubricating the switches. Out of the box though I'm happy with these switches, good value. Just to save any confusion for anyone looking at buying these (the product description is not very clear), you do get 120 switches. Also a minor point to note, I found one switch with a bent leg, this was easily straitened back out however with some gentle and careful persuasion using a flat head. The switch worked fine.

Nice set, two or three had a few bent pins and I managed to damage 5 when installing, but it came with a few spares. Nice clicky sound with thock.

Some of the switches on my Roccat Suora keyboard started failing, so I decided to replace them all with the Gateron blue switches. After hours of desoldering the old ones out and soldering the new ones in, the keyboard works like new.One thing to be aware of is that these switches produce a audible "click" sound when pressed, so you might get a few annoyed stares if you work in an office and do a lot of typing...

The media could not be loaded. There are plenty to use in the box, I ender up breaking a few (as it was my first time using a hot swappable board so I bent a pin or two! The product is great though, and I'd definitely buy more again for another build! I've posted a sound test too :) nice and clicky but not too loud.

I bought the Glorious Gateron, Linear Silent - White Switches for my 65% keyboard of the same brand.Pro: The switches feel soft, exactly as expected based on the description and given specs. The transparent top allows for lots of light to shine through. There is quite a bit extra in the bag (at 120 pieces), so enough backup if you mess up a few.Con: Upon closer inspection a lot of the legs are bend (the leg on the right, is very pliable compared to the one on the left). The rate I encountered bends out of the bag, was about 1 out of 3. Out of the 68 installed switches, I missed 4 where I failed to correct the bend before applying. As you can see in the photo, this damages the leg so badly that they can no longer be straightened and renders the switch useless.Summarized: the positive side is that they operate exactly as described, and there is a lot for the price you pay. The down side is that the legs need to be inspected closely, and often have to be manually rectified.

Fantastic switches. I would recommend them to anyone wanting clicky switches. As the headline reads, these are actually Gateron switches.

Made the keys much more affordable, they are quite sturdy and handled a lot of force during wiring.Out of the 120 I’ve used 65 and not had a single issue with any, nice little extras in box too 👌🏽