HONKID Keyboard Switch Lube GPL 205G0 0.35 oz,Mechanical Keyboard Keycaps Lubricant Lubes Stabilizer Lubricating

Made my Logitech g13 gamepad work like absolutely brand new. I love this s*** I just absolutely made sure to clean it extremely well where the keys were going to make sliding contact and this stuff is amazing

I'm thoroughly impressed with this keyboard lube! It made a significant difference in the sound and feel of my keyboard, providing a smoother and more satisfying typing experience. I used it all up already, and I can't wait to repurchase it soon. The application process was straightforward, and the results were immediate. The lube effectively reduced friction and eliminated any unwanted noises, resulting in a quieter and more enjoyable typing session. If you're looking to enhance your keyboard's performance and reduce key friction, this lube is definitely worth considering. Overall - good price and works well!

It works I use it for my keyboard the switch lube makes my keyboard quieter and has smoother clicks and the lube last some time too I don’t have to put the lube on constantly honestly for 8 dollars I would say it’s worth it

good quality

Cheap affordable

I used it for the triggers of my controller they were squeaking and i added some of the lubricant and it went away works great

You get more than enough lube for an 80 TKL (0.35oz) and I have more for maybe three or more keyboard builds. I used this for switches and stabilizers; makes them sound amazing and feel great. The stabs sound so much better than the stock. The brush is Good and will get the job done. I have lube with the original Krytox 205g0 and I see no difference. I used this with the Akko cream black pro and makes them sound a little deeper and pop :)

-This lubricant is not the same as genuine Krytox 205g0. When the container is left alone for a few days you will notice that the lubricant starts to separate out into grease and oil. If this happens in the container, it makes me wonder what is going on inside a switch. -It is not good/easy for lubing stabilizers - the lubricant will basically slide down and off the wire almost immediately once applied and just sit against the PCB. However, if you pre-emptively apply more, the stabs are prone to lose responsiveness. Very frustrating. Can you eventually get it to be "okay"? Sure. But, it's not great. -I have used it to lube 3 batches of switches so far and I can say that it does work - makes them smoother, reduces spring and leaf ping, and slightly deepens the sound profile. But, I've only used these switches for about a month and I'm nervous as to how long the lubricant will actually stay in place and do its job based on how it behaves in the container. Overall, this is a cheaper alternative that can work for switches. I don't recommend for stabs.