Granvela Outemu Light Blue Ocean Switches for Mechanical Keyboard-55g Force -Tactile -3 Pin - Pack 20…...

Name: Granvela Outemu Light Blue Ocean Switches for Mechanical Keyboard-55g Force -Tactile -3 Pin - Pack 20…...
Brand: GranVela
SKU: L1588897
Price: 15.44 USD
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SKU: L1588897

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Granvela Outemu Light Blue Ocean Switches for Mechanical Keyboard-55g Force -Tactile -3 Pin - Pack 20…
Features: Tactile , slightly heavier than ordinary models . With double-stage 20mm gold-plated spring, the trigger is very comfortable. Very suitable for users who like tactile feel.
Compatibility?E-YOOSO mechanical MX dust-proof key switch, supports SMD lights, RGB plug-in lights, and round biped lights. Compatible with Cherry MX switch, Gateron, Kailh Switches, suitable for most mechanical keyboards. Campatible with Redragon,MechanicalEagle, Huo Ji Keyboards
Main Parameters?E-yooso Blue Switch---Tactile feel (one-stage), Actuation force is about 45±5gf.Over 50 million laboratory tests ensure durability and more stable and reliable quality.
Installation Type:Manual soldering and hot-swappable boards.
Package Included??1 puller tool and 20 Blue Switches ‘[+]’ shape and PP protection box.

3.54 x 3.54 x 1.8 inches; 1.92 ounces

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Didn't fit

Tried multiple ones but when I compared them to my original ones it seemed that the pins were just a hair shorter. Result was none of them worked. No issues on return process.

I was mistaken...

I was looking for "silent" tactile switches and had been informed these were tactile.... I was mistaken, but for linear "silent" switches, these were amazingly quiet (and called out that my stabs needed to be lubed). They aren't what I was looking for but seem like a great option for linear!

Eh theyre quiet? But thats it.

They get stuck and have very poor connection to the board both before and after lubing/alteration.

HG slick switches

I know there are some great silent switches out there (haimu heartbeats hnnnggg), but I desire keeb ~aesthetics~ so I searched high and low for white silents that weren't mashed potatoes. These are it, buy them; they're butter on a board minus the mash. These come with two caveats though. First, the wobble is pretty bad. Not bad enough to be a deal breaker, but still noticable. You get what you pay for. Second is how hard it is to get these boys open. I have a great switch key but they are a royal pain with them being outemus. Personal preference? Maybe. To me it's a con because you absolutely have to lube and film these to get the perfect (no) sound and feel with the slightest little ping and boy do you have to wrestle for it. I would also suggest changing out the springs too, but the weight and bounce back is already nice on these so not entirely necessary. -E

awesome! SUPER silent switches!

on my redragon k589, i swapped my most used keys (with just one pack, there are a decent amount of switches, but 20 is a lot less than it seems when it comes to keyboards having nearly 100 switches alone on a full size) my WASD, Shift, Caps, Tab, Win Key, CTRL, ALT, ESC, 1 2 3 4, and SpaceBar are the keys i swapped, 4/5 only because the height of the switch forces me to Un-Lock the 2 bars on the botom side of the keyboard, otherwise it registers as me holding space constantly, which is the only downside.

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