Red Switches 20 Pack, 3 Pin 45gf Linear/RGB/Dustproof/RGB Key Switch - Cherry MX Equivalent DIY Replaceable Switches for Mechanical Keyboard

These are very smooth to push have a nice sound and work well for 3d clickers. I haven’t found any broken ones, good quality and not a bad price. Will buy again.

Absolutely love these switches. They are super clicky. Tactile is great. They go in very easy no issues whatsoever. Highly recommend.

Got these to swap out the noisy Blue switches on an affordable Redragon K552P RGB mechanical gaming keyboard with quieter and stiffer Black linear switches.While the "hot-swap" sockets on the Redragon keyboard are crap, these switches worked great for me, and completely changed the sound and feel of the keyboard from the stock, loud clickity-clackity scratchy Blue switches to much nicer, quieter and smoother linear Black switches.Had I known how bad the Redragon sockets are, I'm not sure I would have gone through the trouble, but I'm happy with the results and enjoy using the keyboard now.So if you aren't one of those crazy people who like loud, clickity-clackity keyboards, and want a quieter, smoother experience, these switches will give you that, along with a stiffer actuating force (which I prefer). Just be aware that if you're modding a Redragon K552P, it's going to be difficult to pull the old switches out of those grippy sockets, and only slightly easier to muscle these switches in. After that, it's all good. The stock Redragon K552P keycaps fit these switches and the RGB looks really good shining through them.If you don't want the heavier actuation force, get Red linear switches, and if you like that tactile bump but not the noise, get Brown switches.

I purchased these keys for a Redragon K582, and swapped all 104 switches pretty much immediately. The keyboard came with Red switches, which are linear, and have no tactile bump. I really needed the bump. The keystrokes are kind of loud, but I did zero lubrication, and it sounded pretty much like this before I changed the switches. With a bit of lube, the sound will go down. They have a clear body, so that RGB lighting can shine up through into the keys, and they mute this light very little if at all. The K582 has per-key lighting, so I was able to test if there were any problems, which there arent. I purchased 2 65 packs, as it was the cheapest option to get enough switches for my 104 key keyboard. This costed me about $40 at the time. For gaming, browns aren't normally the kind people choose, as they tend to be a little bit louder, and sweaty gamers seem to prefer linears, but there is no problem gaming on these switches. Like I said, I personally like the bump, as there is no point in a mechanical keyboard if you can't FEEL the mechanism.

no complaints, the switches are easily swappable, have the perfect weight/pressure required. the sound is just right in terms of a soft, tactile noise but not bothersome at all. i’ve loved brown switches since i first tried them and these were a great selection to swap out my red switches with when i want less linear experience. i haven’t had any issue with them so far

Bought these for 3d printed fidget toys. Very clicky, the kids love them. I have not tested the electrical connection on a single one, so I unfortunately cannot speak to their ACTUAL intended use.

Switches fixed my sticky keys problem and were easy to install

It was a little hard getting the original switches out of my Redragon keyboard, but putting the new switches in was easy, I recommend being very careful and taking your time to make sure none of the pins are bent when installing. The switches are very responsive and have a satisfying amount of clickiness.

These do NOT make the click noise I was looking for. I believe that's my fault though. Other than that they a great for replacement keys or to use inside 3D printer fidget toys.

Perfect for those 3D printer fidget clicked. Apparently, theses ones make the most satisfying sound 🤷🏼‍♀️

Worked perfectly for my 3d printed clicker toys! Very satisfying click.

I ordered 100 switches total. All of them worked fine. The only ones that didn't were ones I installed incorrectly (bent the wire installing, whoops! lol). Overall would definitely recommend.Edit: Originally I gave these a 5/5 but I have updated it to 2/5 (almost should be a 1, but they did work). These were the first switches I bought so I didn't have much experience. I now need to say (in regard to the bent metal contacts) that I do think the poor design of this switch is at least partly to blame. The switches are build slightly too large. I only noticed this when I switched out these switches with the Outemu Lemon v3 ones. Those go in so perfectly and it feels like for these brown ones, you were having to apply a little extra force.On to the main issue: these switches are a disaster when trying to be removed. The top part of the switch is flimsy to the point that you will break multiple of the switches while trying your best to be delicate (and good luck to you then because your best bet at that point is to break the tab off in the middle so the switch can come out).I don't think outemu as a whole makes poor switches. In contrast, the lemon v3's I now have are so amazing that I don't even feel a need to get any other switch. Which makes these brown ones and their poor quality quite a huge disappointment. I almost feel like they shouldn't be sold any more. If this is your first time buying your own switches, there are other cheap outemu switches that would be much better.