EPOMAKER LEOBOG Graywood V3 Switch Set, Linear Cearmy Switch, 40Gf, 3 Pins Pre-Lubed Switch, 100 Pieces For Customizing USB Gaming Keyboards

Really nice switches, used in a few different builds but currently using a Leobog Hi75 and the thock is real. Good quality switches for a good price!

Fue lo que estaba esperaba, un switch de calidad y funciona

Die Graywood V3 sind exzellente Schalter. Sie kratzen nicht, sind leichtgängig und trotzdem sehr spritzig und lebendig. Sie sind nicht bemerkenswert laut und haben einen schönen, mitteltönigen Clacky-Klang. Ich kann rasend schnell mit ihnen schreiben und habe dabei nur eine erfreulich geringe Fehlerquote. Ich bin überrascht, daß so gute Schalter zu einem so günstigen Preis angeboten werden.

Pretty good switches actually for their price. But be wary of certain keyboards. [COMPATABILITY] If you're buying cheap switches you probably have a cheap-er keyboard. I personally have the Redragon k556, and although it's hotswap, not all switches fit or fit well. These do have the thinner legs on then which would make you think it'll work on outemu socket boards. However, that wasn't the case for me and I actually had to trim the left pin by a significant amount to keep contact, but to prevent the switches from breaking their own mechanism inside as the pin gets pushed in. Either way, it now works and it's fine, but be wary and test fit at least one switch before you do the next 20 and realize a little too late :) [FEEL AND SOUND] For the price of these switches, it makes you wonder why manufacturers wouldn't use these as the standard on some at least slightly more expensive mechanical keyboards. These switches feel incredible, especially at their price points. These are linear, so as they get pressed, they are very smooth with a low but satisfying amount of resistance and a strong sounding full press. They are fairly evenly lubed from factory, and make a beautiful sound when paired with PBT keycaps. I'm using XVX profile keycaps I found for $25, and after modding my keyboard slightly using 3 layers of painters tape, and using car sound isolation (kilmat) underneath the board, the keyboard now produces a relatively marbly sound that's somewhere between Clacky and Thocky. It kind of sounds like legos, very pleasant. [CONCLUSION] Personally, if you are looking for something that's cheap, sounds great, and doesn't need any lubing, there's no other option at this price point. $25 for this is otherworldly for such pleasant switches. 9/10 would buy again.

THOCC.