EPOMAKER KTT Baby Series Mechanical Switches Set, 45 Pieces, 5-Pin Switches, Tactile Switch for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Blue)

These switches are really nice for the price. They are light to press and have a very noticeable tactile feedback that I love.

The keycaps came in just as described and they are super tactile. Very distinct switch press and good spring force on them. While there is a small amount of lube in them its a very small amount and i will be adding my own to get it to be even better. overall they're really good value for the price but youre going to have to lube them yourself to get the most out of them.

I'll admit that I'm a member of the linear crew, but lately, I've been trying out more tactiles. My first board had Cherry MX Browns, and just let me say, MX Browns are terrible. Like, better than a membrane board, but bottom of the barrel for a mechanical switch. I've tried Gateron Baby Kangaroos, Boba U4Ts, and WS Browns as well, and I've actually got a box of the Baby Kangaroos on the way, so yeah, they're growing on me.These KTT Baby Blue switches are actually really good. I don't know why it says they're pre-lubed, cause I took one apart and there was no lube to be found. I lubed up the rails and the sides of the stem (avoid lubing the legs on tactiles or you'll lessen the bump!) and man, these are smooooth and deep. The bump is not very big, but it's got just the right feel for me. I was a little bummed that they used the Kailh-style housing when I took it apart for lubing, but this was the first time I've had zero issues opening one of the "two pronged" switches with a switch opener.Pricing on these is rock solid for a 45 pack, so as long as you're willing to hand lube your switches, these are an easy win if you like tactile switches on the lighter side.