GranvelaMX Standard KS-8 Blue Switches for Mechanical Keyboards, Clicky Tactile 3-pin Black-Shell Compatible with Cherry MX Switches(20 Pack

Pretty fast and very useful

These feel and sound great. Not perfect, but I went ahead and took them apart to lube them myself. Nice and quite and linear, not quite my style but I made a keyboard for a coworker which he really enjoys.

Currently writting this review with my build. I'd say that they are not for everyone, but for what they are and with how fast you can begin to type, I'd say it's at least worth a bit of the money. I got them originally to experiment, as I am getting into modding some keyboards. If you do some due diligence you can definitely find them at a better price point. How I see it, is that if you get them through prime it's not bad with how fast you'll get your hands on them.I also have a set of Gateron G Pros that are yellows. Compared to those the pro yellows can feel way more fun to type on since they feel heavier, as typing on a light keyboard can get quite normal very fast.Overall rating for the clear swtiches: 7.5/10Would recommend: Not really. I'd say they aren't for everyone.Personal opinion- With the right keycaps, and some foam for acoustics, etc. one can get a really nice sound and overall feeling for these switches. From what I was able to build, I have been able to have a fantastic experience.

Very pleased. Highly recommend this product!

Excelente

very clicky blues which is nice... but the black light barely gets through. I am going to have at switch them out.. Not very happy about that.

So I was expecting 50gf switches, I came back and I see that the item description says 35gf but the item details description says 50gf. These are definitely soft 35gf switches. You see contradicting info and roll the dice I guess. Overall they are pretty smooth and I don't not like them but generally I prefer 50-ish In spite of the packaging there were a significant number of bent legs. I don't know how you get away from that in bulk pack situations but normally a decent switch you can just bend the legs back into the correct orientation. I got these while they were on sale during Prime Days so they were a smoking deal. In a standard untreated cheap keyboard they sound "ok" I'm hoping that if I treat the board they're in I can get some thock out of them. We'll see. I have put a set of PBT keycaps on them and they seem to have fatter stems than my legit Gateron Ink Blacks. The keycaps slip right on and off of those, these switches you have to use a decent amount of force to get the keyacps to seat, and getting them off, a not insignificant amount of additional force to get them off. They fit in my sockets well, and in spite of the fatness, I only pulled a few switches out with the keycaps when I was removing them. Overall these are decent switches. I suspect they would do better with some lube as I'm fairly certain they are not lubed. If you can catch them on sale, they're a fantastic deal.

These were still pretty clicky after I lubed them. At least they weren't overpriced. They were pretty decent.