Gateron Milky Yellow Pro switches Keyboard switches pre lubed for Mechanical Keyboard(70PCS)

These are the best thocky switches for the price. I adore them. Used them with the Brick board from Epomaker.

They were easy to install and did include a switch puller! They all feel smooth and have that amazing thocky sound I was chasing! Didn't interfere with my north facing LEDs in my PCB either. Absolutely love these switches!

Had one bad switch

These Gateron Milky Yellow Pro switches transformed my Tilted Nation 65% keyboard into a premium typing experience. Paired with Double Shot PBT low profile keycaps, it's a creamy, dreamy keyboard that's a joy for both work and play. As a teacher and grad student, the enhanced typing quality has made my computer tasks more . Highly recommend these switches for an affordable keyboard upgrade!

Solid Gateron switches!If you're looking for a solid set of linear switches then these Gateron Yellows are a great option!For me, I'd say there are some more premium options like Everglide's Aqua King switches that I personally love.One downside is if you've got an inclination to use rbg on your keyboard this will dim down that aura since there isn't a transparent are on these switches so just be advised on that end.At the end of the day switches are subject to personal preference, but I can say these are definitely middle of the road switches that both feel good and provide good value for what you're getting.All things considered from value, quality of typing experience and build quality it gets a 5/5!Hope this insight give a bit of info for your purchasing decision!Cheers, happy typing! :)

I had just purchased some of these for a build from another company. When I got a chance to test a few of these I though it would be nice to compare. The title was the same so they should be exactly alike, right?The good news is that is exactly what I found. None of the ones I tested were scratchy and all were smooth and felt exactly like the once I had purchased the week earlier.This is a test I have been wanting to do for a while as there seems to be a lot of companies offering the same Geteron switches. Are they Gateron design and different factories or are they the same factories and different resellers?While I can't be 100% sure on this from what I have found these look to be exactly the same. Thus even if they were from two places the quality is identical making future purchasing decisions much easier!

I usually go pretty in depth on keyboard and switch reviews, but I'm not really sure that's necessary this time. I was thinking these may be rebranded or something, but they're really just straight up Gateron milky yellow switches, and at a decent price. They are lightly lubed, as claimed - more of an oil lube than a grease lube. A little on the stem and rails, so if you want max smoothness, you'd probably still want to lube them yourself.The pic is of one of the milky yellows in comparison to a standard transparent switch (milky yellow at the top, if you can't tell).Gateron makes great switches, and I don't think anyone looking for Gateron milky yellows needs some random guy writing an Amazon review to tell them that. If you're looking for a light-mid linear switch, these won't disappoint.

They are switches alright, but, I get they were $1 a piece, they shouldn't come in a black bag with half the pins sticking out on me. Most pins were bent before I even looked at them. Honestly, I'm just going to eat the cost. I'm never going to use these in a board I like for fear of the pins not coming with them when I take them out.Hard pass. Couldnt recommend.