GATERON G Pro 3.0 Switches Pre-lubed 5 pinS RGB Linear for Gaming Mechanical Keyboard (Red,35PCS)

I recently replaced the Keychron OEM switches (Keychron K Pro Browns) in my K4 Pro I got last year (2023). I had a few of the K Pros that weren't working or skipped, and it was driving me nuts. I type a lot (game a bit) and I was having missed and double type all the time with the K4 Pros on certain keys. Even moving the switches around didn't help as the problem followed the switches (so I know it wasn't the board, cable, or cap).I decided to move to these G Pro 3s and wow. The feel is amazing. I don't feel like easy bottom out. There is a wonderful tactile feel, but not too much. They are smooth. The browns are pretty quiet, with a nice little sound that sounds pleasant. The "frosted" LED look is good. Best of all I have not (so far after a few days) had ANY skipped or double activations.Even though they are pricier than other options and brands, if they hold up, these will be my new favorite / go-to quiet switches.

Soldered onto my old keyboard, feels like a new one, great switches, out of the 105 I got, none were faulty

They feel great, sound nice, and finally light up my keyboard keys properly with the new design. I very much like these keys.I just returned Zealio V2's (They were just awful, so scratchy) and bought these for less than half the price.Cons: Even though they light up my keys much better than any previous design...my stock Razer Orange switches, which are exceptional at backlighting, lit them up better and more consistently across the letter on the key.I would give these an 8 out of 10 for smoothness at only a week old.

Good switches. Worth of every penny.

These are my go-to switches in a new keyboard to test it out. I now have a ton of them. They are built well, and seem very durable. They are not super noisy, which is good, quick to type on (not heavy at all), and easy to install in my keyboards.

Work as advertised. Easily replaced the switches in my Keychron K8 Pro with no worries. Typing on them right now. The only comment I have is that they should provide them in appropriate quantities for a keyboard upgrade. As it is, I had to order three packages and have several switches left over that I will most likely never use.

My favorite switch this far has been the Gateron milky yellows. I decided to try something new on a Drop Alt I got for a good price. These are linear and honestly feel the same as the yellows to me, but the top is clear and the light really shines through.

Some are defective as it doesn't work with my PCB (I've tested other switches and they work perfectly) but not these for certain keys. It's also too much work for me to get a replacement and I don't want a full refund because it's only a couple of them that aren't as compatible.