Glorious Gaming 120x Kailh Mechanical Keyboard Switches (Pro Purple) - Tactile & Smooth, 50g Actuation Force, Pro Switches, 3-Pin Mount, SMD-LED Compatible - Kailh Purple

I got these for my first venture into custom keyboards and i'm happy with my choice! they feel better than the Razer greens i had been using and there's zero rattle or wobble just that satisfying click while you type.Can't speak much for gaming use but they feel great for typing on so i imagine they will be fine.Handy getting a box of 120 i only needed 83 so i have plenty of spares. I found the installation process really easy you just have to be careful that they're lined up properly and they just click in no problem.I will see how much i enjoy these over time but in regards to the purchase and product in general i am happy and would recommend.team Clicky forever

Had mechanical keyboards for a long time. Always thought cherry MX blues were my favourites. Didn't have much experience with other switches as I've never swapped my switches out.Picked up a pack of whites and have to say they are amazing. The sound is so much nicer (even my flatmate who hates clicky switches says they sound good) and the feel is oh so crisp.Every switch came with straight pins and all of the ones I installed worked. The switch pulled is subpar, but a relatively decent one is pennies. If you like clickys, you will like whites.

If you are looking for a clicky switch then these are the go-to choice. They are not too heavy and they have a clear crisp sound. Packaging wise there are 120 in the packet which may be more than you need, luckily for me I had two keyboards to fill with 47+73=120 switches so it was perfect.So if the price is right for you and you want a clicky switch then go for it, I for one was not disappointed.

I got a pack of 120 despite having an 87 key TKL board and I'm glad I did. I noticed after installation that some keys would have a metallic ring to them on release which I initially thought was reverberation through the aluminium plate, however on investigation I found it was the switches themselves. On removing one of these switches with spring ping and holding it up to your ear, press it down fully and then release it so it shoots upwards - the ping sound rings out when the stem hits its top position. On good switches, you will hear no ringing ping sound, and on bad pingy switches there will be a noticable tone. Because I had a spare 33 switches, I swapped out all of the ringing ones with quiet ones from the set, so I'm glad I had surplus. I would say about 10% of the switches were affected. It's a shame that there is this quality difference between them as that's my only complaint. I find these switches to be extremely smooth and not at all scratchy - much better than gateron or cherry reds, and I love the box stem because it is very stable and the key caps as a result are very firmly in place without rattling around at all.I would pick these switches again, however do be aware that some of them may ping, so you might want to ensure you get more than you need so you can select the quieter ones.

If you type heavy these are the switches for you. Got them for my partner and he loves them. He previously enjoyed brown switches for comparison

Someone apparently doesn't understand the point of Kailh speed switches...It has a great immediate tactile click and bump. This switch in particular is great for fast typing thanks to its activation point and medium force.

First off, the switch remover that came with it was extremely flimsy it was useless. The switches themselves do not work and spam keyboard buttons, a waste of my money and probably yours too.