EPOMAKER Sea Salt Silent Mechanical Keyboard Switches Set, 5-Pin Switch, Pre-Lubed Linear Switch with LED Slot, 35 Pieces for Mechanical Keyboard

I have these in my daily use keyboard which came with the snow switches default. The snow switches are not bad at all but they're a little too clicky for me. My ideal sound from a keyboard is no sound at all. I do not want clicky, clacky or scratchy switches. The pursuit of the perfect silent switch is not easy but I have come really close to my version of silence when I popped these sea salt linears in. They may not be the greatest silent but they are so close that the only sound I get is from the space bar. That's not a switch failure, it's a space bar thing. Any space bar can be annoying and not pleasant but it is 100% better than before I used the sea salts. I will do some tuning on the stabs later but for now it is acceptable.These sea salt switches are the linear and extremely quiet, so matched with the right board and keycaps you can have a nearly inaudible keyboard. Great for office and home where the clicky, clacky switches are not welcome. Or if you yourself just cannot abide irritating sounds which can drive you mad.The feel of the sea salts are very nice and they are pre-lubed which I find rather time saving. I didn't even have to apply lube at all because they were perfect out of the box. They are also made well and are not flimsy materials which I like, the sea salts are solid. I think you will get your money's worth from these switches, I did not get one bad switch in the entire lot and I ordered 2 sets.The only suggestion I would make is that the stems were longer because even though they fit my Azoth just fine, they are just a little short in my other keyboards. I could use taller keycaps or taller springs but I do not want to go changing the ones I have in the other boards just to get the best height profile to use these sea salts on them, I will find some silents with longer stems some day. It all comes down to preference and I like what I like. Besides the stem length these are just great. They are so smooth, not scratchy, and the leaf springs don't ping either. I highly recommend these sea salt silent linear switches and I will be buying another batch soon for some other boards. If you value silent, quiet switches then you will be happy with these sea salts. In my opinion these are a 5 out of 5.

For the price and availability, these are my favorite silent switches. They feel great, I have yet to come across on that didn’t work perfectly, and the little sound you do get is amazing.I am using them in my Epomaker x Aula F65 and they are so deep and thocky which I love for my work keyboard. Many other silent switches I have tried just don’t dampen the sound as much as they should or retain a lot of higher pitch clacky sound which is what usually draws people to want silents but these have none of that. I have a few backup boxes for other boards in the future!

These key switches are awesome for any environment such as an office. I hate hearing my desk buddy typing through out the day and these switches make no noise! They’re very satisfying to use and are very quiet! I love the light pastel yellow and blue color that they have and they’re definitely worth the money! These keys fit my Epomaker keyboard!

I use an Epomaker EP84Plus that came with wisteria switches. I needed a quieter keyboard because it was pretty distracting typing all day. These were super easy to install, but most of that is the keyboard. Since the keyboard and switches are same brand, they work flawlessly. It's a night and day difference, these things are quieter than normal membrane keyboards, except maybe the space bar. It's louder because of the size, but still much quieter than other switches.To me, they feel slightly heavier to press. I had to look up the specs, and the actuation force is 60 gf and the wisteria switches are 45 gf, so they are heavier to press. Something to keep in mind!

The sea salt silent is a good product but I need to clarify some points:1. There are very good for writing text on a custom keyboard but for gaming maybe I will choose others, this keycaps do not allow high response because when you press the switch you need to release the finger until pressed again to generate another action, means that you need to remove the finger to the keycap in order to press again the switch and generate another action, for this reason in videogames this switches are not the best, usable, but is better go for a gaming switch with lower re-activation space.2. It says Silent, but Silent doesn't mean no sound, there is a sound when you release the finger from the switch it is the crash between plastic and plastic internally, specifically the stem tap the uppercover in the sitch. It sounds even if you lub manually the switch still sounds, maybe with a little tinny piece of gum inside the sitch. However, it is very difficult to do and also takes a lot of time and is expensive but still quiet in comparison with other kinds of switches, for work in office use are very good.3. To be more silent I used another thing the Rubber O-Ring Switch Dampeners Keycap which is a little gum that we put in the keycap that reduces the vibration and the sound, with this modding and also using the HONKID Keyboard Spacebar Foam I have a very silent keyboard but is not like no sound, still sound but very low.For quiet and almost no sound switches maybe another silent switch from another brand, the Epomaker accomplishes but for the issues in gaming and the little sound typing maybe a gateron switch silent is better

I used these to build a work keyboard. They are very quiet and do not feel mushy when pressed. My students are not annoyed by this keyboard while I angrily type out emails lol.

Love these! Exactly what I needed. Love my creamy keyboard but was looking for a quieter switch so people wouldn't hear my keyboard when I take calls. Has a nice soft feeling. Just wish they had a different option with more than 35 switches cause I have a full size keyboard with the number pad and gonna need to order more