LOFREE Kailh Ghost Switches Compatible Flow84 Mechanical Keyboard, Low-Profile, Linear, Quiet Sound, Hot-swappable, Full POM Material and Featherlight Touch - 90pcs Linear Switch

Kailh POM Ghost and Phantom are my favorite switches. I use brown switches on my mechanical keyboards, but I tried the Ghost (linear), and it feels buttery and makes you want to type and type.When it comes to the sound, I like the Ghost sound more than the Phantom, but they are both pleasant. When it comes to the feedback, I feel like the Ghost give you some of that even when they are linear switches, plus is less tiring to type with them for those long periods on the computer. I wish my Keychron keyboards were compatible with Kailh POM.

So this isn't exactly the normal use case, but I bought a Haute42 M16 for Tekken and this is one of the few kinds of keyboard switch that can be swapped into it. Really love them for that! The Ghost switches are more quiet than the Kailh V2 red switches that came with the controller, but still loud enough that I can hear that I'm hitting a button without bothering anyone, which is a great goldilocks zone to fall into, and the sound itself is pleasant even after a long session. I think they have a pretty nice sense of weight as well, I had a lot of issues with accidental inputs from resting my fingers on the buttons but after the swap to the Ghosts that stopped happening entirely.That's not to say they're perfect, I've had some issues here and there that are pretty minor all told. I've had the switches come loose from the board, which I solved by opening the switches and adding a 3rd dummy pin into the existing empty hole in the Ghost's plastic housing. I've also had some variable performance between switches that becomes noticeable when you're trying to hit frame perfect inputs, with 2 and 3 frame delays in a couple of outliers in my set.Since I'm only using 16 at a time out of the whole lot, you really can't beat the value; I have replacement switches to spare for years to come, and I can afford to overlook the only two problems I've had with the switches because I can pick and choose the best ones, and the best ones feel phenomenal for Tekken.

I absolutely love these in my haute 42 t16 leverless controller. I had to modify them with sprit choc springs in order to get the lighter touch I prefer but even stock they're great. My only issue is that there is a bit a of spring ping on these stock. I lubed all of the spring contact points and the ping is gone. Your average person wouldn't notice this but if you're into keyboards you'll know what I'm talking about. Overall this is the only alternative to a linear choc v2 red but it is an amazing upgrade. In comparison the red v2 feels scratchy. If you've got a leverless fightbox or low profile keyboard, this is the way to go.

Works great on my Haute42 T16 and my Duelpad A16 Cors especially on the Duelpad buttons feel a lot better. They are louder like a keyboard on the Duelpad. The Haute42 feels great with these and not as loud different keycaps feels great

The switches are switches, but it's annoying when a company takes advantage of their customers by forcing them to buy 2 packages because they only have switches available in 90ct, but the Flow100 has 100 keys. It's also annoying that I cannot get the black keyboard in either switch option.