Pack of 20 Original Cherry MX Blue Switches for Mechanical Keyboard with Swit...

I had broken the red stem on the F8 key of my Corsair K63 board. I was not able to remove the cap on the keyboard to switch the red stem but i was able to desolder and replace the entire key. These switches are a perfect replacement and had the LED cutout already setup. No issues at all and would recommend for anybody

Had to replace the switches in my Razer Orbweaver. This worked great

Used to replace the worn mechanical keys in my old reliable Orb Weaver Chroma. These switches are extremely fast responding and now my old reliable 'Weaver" is back in action. Took about 3 1/2 hours from start to finish to complete.

I always have concern if something I buy for a fair price is the real thing. In this case I’m very pleased with the Cherry Brown switches. Fixed my G710+ and have some spares for the future.

Bought these to replace switches on a damaged keyboard, arrived in a timely manner and came with the tool needed to remove them from the keyboard too

I got this to fix 8 switches on my gaming keyboard (Logitech G710+) that didn't survive an encounter with coffee. After an afternoon of de-soldering the old switches and soldering on these I'm now back in business with a good keyboard for a fraction of the price. :) If your keyboard has LEDs then make sure to save them when removing the old switches.

I bought these to swap out the official Cherry MX Blue switches that came with my keyboard to something quieter. These switches (that didn't arrive broken) do work reliably, at least so far. But that is about the best thing I can say. I'm not convinced these are official Cherry MX switches..... the pins bend incredibly easily - and quite a few switches came with pins already bent. If you plan to use these in a keyboard with hot swappable key switches (and not solder them in place), you should expect to bend and/or break several switches until you get the hang of it. It is very hard to get these installed without bending or breaking the pins. To replace all of the keys on my keyboard, I had to buy four packages of these, which should have left me with nearly 15 left over. By the time I got everything installed and working, I ended up with a single switch left over. That is how many were bad, or bent when I tried to install them. Also - 20 per package? WHY? Who replaces only 20 switches? There are 26 letters in the english alphabet - and the standard keyboard has at least 105 switches.... 20? Come on. The Official Cherry MX Blue switches that came with my keyboard seem to be made much better, and the pins don't bend when you look at them the wrong way. At first I thought maybe I had just got a bad batch... but then I opened the other three packages I bought (not all purchased at the same time), and they all had bent or broken pins.