V3 Creamy Blue Pro Keyboard Switch with Dustproof Stem for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 5-Pin 45gf Pre Lubed Tactile Key Switches (45pcs)

***Update*** At least one switch is bad. It happened to be the one I had installed on my left alt key, which caused the windows overlay to pop up while I was typing. Hopefully that's the only one but this isn't a good sign at all. Maybe cheap switches weren't the best idea after all. :( I've been on a mission to find a tactile switch that really suits me. Most recently I had been using Kailh Box Jades, however they required too much actuation force for my taste. I swapped them out for these V3 Creamy Blues, and they are very similar in sound and tactility, but require less force. Overall, I'd say these are fantastic switches, and for the money, they are a no-brainer. *Note that if you are new to tactile switches, and you desire "thock", you may be disappointed. I would describe the sound as leaning more towards clacky, but with thocky undertones. For reference, I have them installed in an Evo80, which had tons of thock with the Oat switches they came with. Unfortunately I typo'd badly with them, hence the appeal of tactile. To date, from a typing accuracy experience, Kailh Box White V2's I have installed in my work keyboard are by far the best. The sound on the other hand, zero thock, all click (hence my mission to find a tactile switch that I can love).

I've been using the Gateron Browns for over a decade. Theses are cheaper, install more easily, seem to have way better quality control and they feel great.

Okay, so I got the Akko V3 Creamy Blue Pro switches and let me tell you—they don’t click, they pop. Like, buttery little popcorn kernels of happiness every time I type. The sound is this creamy, poppy, aesthetic ASMR dream that makes me want to type essays for fun. (Me, volunteering to do spreadsheets? Who even am I?) It’s not just the sound either—the feel is chef’s kiss. Smooth and satisfying with just enough resistance to make every keystroke feel intentional, like my keyboard and I are having a flirty little conversation. My friends complain about “keyboard noise,” but secretly they’re just jealous mine sounds like a bubble tea shop in heaven. If you want your typing to sound like you’re pouring fizzy soda over whipped cream (in the best way possible), these switches are the one. I’m obsessed. 💙⌨️✨

I decided to get this switch for a cheap V1 build. After finally installing the switches I was surprised by the sound they produced. While I expected a deep thock from the board I actually got a higher pitched clack. I thought it may have been a result of the mods I did not working as intended despite succeeding in a previous build with a different board, but as always I decided to test the switch against 2 tried and true switches that never fail me, the Durock U4T 62g, and the Wuque Studio brown tactile switches. Those switches immediately responded to the board as I originally expected, with the Cream Blues having the highest pitch of them all. It's a very clacky switch, and if you don't know that going in you'll be as surprised as I was. Now don't get me wrong, this doesn't make it a bad switch. The factory lube job is excellent, the shine through the clear housing is beautiful, and the typing experience is quiet nice. The bump isn't extremely pronounced, but quick and smooth, making typing fast an enjoyable experience. The sound is the one thing that may catch people off guard. It's a great switch, just know exactly what you're getting into. I'll leave a sound test in the video. G is the cream blue V3, H is the Wuque Studio Brown, and J is the Durock U4T 62g. This will give you a range from highest to lowest pitch switches so you can plan accordingly.

These switches have an incredible feel when typing. The sensation is smooth and almost creamy, but without being too noisy. You can really tell they’re high quality. They add a premium touch even to keyboards that might not be the best, and they absolutely elevate the whole typing experience on a mechanical keyboard. Totally worth it!

I cannot believe how good these switches are. I have been looking for tactile switches and none have come close to these which is very suprising given the price. The Gateron Brown V3 Pro felt like there was sand in them, like friction between the parts despite being pre-lubed. The Razer Orange tactile switches were fast, but the bump was imperceptible and the keys were far too light. These Akko blues have a firm feeling, completely smooth operation, and a great tactile feeling. The sound I also perfect, quintessential tactile switch sound without being too loud. Value for price is amazing and I would highly recommend.

These sound amazing in my keyboard. Music to my ears, plus I really love the typing feel.

Last year I bought a Royal Kludge keyboard with RGB lighting. I can't remember what key switches it came with, but they were yellow. The key caps were not transparent, so I decided to buy a kit to replace them. I thought, why not replace the switches while I'm at it? Did some "Internet research" (reading Amazon reviews like this one) and decided to buy these switches and swap em out. Glad I did! They feel much better than the switches included with the keyboard and make a very satisfying click without being too noisy for my taste. They are pre lubed so you drop em right in out of the box. Check em out!

The stock switches are slightly lubed and work well but I hand lubed these and they now feel and sound even better. The tactile bump and actuation force on these is perfect for me, and very rewarding and zero fatigue while gaming or typing on them for hours. Best bang for your buck, you won't be disappointed!

I used these to make a chording keyboard and they are really nice. The feel is good, and I feel like you get a lot of switches for not much money. I 3D printed the frame (FDM) and key caps (resin) and they turned out super well. Good value, very happy.

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Guter Sound Hochwertige Switche

様々なキースイッチを試しましたがようやく好みの音に出会えました。 コトコトとカツカツの中間でとにかく気持ちの良い音です。 ASMRなどで視聴してから買うことをおすすめします。 本当に素晴らしい音です。