Akko V3 Penguin Tactile Silent Keyboard Switch for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 5-Pin 43gf Quiet Switches with Standard MX Structure (45pcs)

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Tactile and quiet

I have installed to the main raw of the keyboard, it is realy silent and you can feel the force get the feedback. For me I was expecting a higher force but this also works.BTW, I like the package.

Uso um Husky Hailstorm sem nenhuma modificação prévia e é minha primeira experiência com troca de switches (Gateron Red -> Akko Penguin).Em comparação com os Gateron, os Penguins são bem mais macios, gostosos de digitar e super silenciosos.O RGB fica ligeiramente mais apagado mas ,dependendo de quais switches você trocar, a diferença é praticamente imperceptível.

Silenziosi

Akko Penguins are definitely as good as the reviews I've watched have shown. I wanted a quiet keyboard and this allows me to be typing late at night without disturbing anyone in the room beside me. For now I only bought a single pack of 35, and left the function keys and other symbols with the original keys (Epomaker Zebra Switch, very thocky). It helps distinguish when I've pressed non-alphanumeric characters, so might be a better setup anyway for writing code. I might experiment with other quiet switches later on, but for now this definitely gives me everything I need.

Video note: the first switch (Z) is the Penguin, (X) is the KALH Hush Deep Sea Tactile, and (C) is the Boba U4 65g. The rest are Penguins. No dampeners or anything, stock.Extremely consistent switches. The amount of lube they come with is perfect for me. These are a little heavier than your Gateron browns (by 10g I think) but it wasn't much of a noticeable change for me. They are the quietest switches I have found that also have a very strong bump. In my case I was interested in a sharp bump to give me feedback on when it was actually pressed. There is no travel.I tried the Gateron Browns, knockoff blues, K.A.L.H Hush Deep Sea Tactile, and Gazzew Boba U4's (65g) and the Shrimps (67g).I noticed the these require noticeably less force (these are 55g) and they are quieter than all 3 of the others mentioned. The Deep Sea's being the loudest, with the Shrimps and Boba's being second loudest. (All 4 were quiet, but the Penguins were quietest). The Shrimps had a noticeably sharper bump but a less refined feel. They were closer to your cherry MX blues but felt hollow and cheap. The penguins have a slight "thud" and a smooth feeling click all the way through, aside from the pronounced bump before activation.I also noticed that when fully assembled in my keyboard, they had the least vertical "wiggle" than the others mentioned thus far. This is not really noticeable though.They sit higher than the Boba's and lower than the Deep Sea's. Very minimal difference. I didn't get the Shrimps recorded in the video.Overall perfect this is the perfect switch. A lighter version would be nice though (its a little lighter than avg for these types it seems). I noticed it also has got some padding on the bottom for quieting them, but it doesn't feel mushy. If you need them for a full keyboard though buy directly, it should be cheaper even with shipping. Will be buying these for all my keyboards from now on. Buy em!