Akko V3 Creamy Blue Pro Keyboard Switch with Dustproof Stem for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 5-Pin 45gf Pre Lubed Tactile Key Switches (45pcs)

Last year I bought a Royal Kludge keyboard with RGB lighting. I can't remember what key switches it came with, but they were yellow. The key caps were not transparent, so I decided to buy a kit to replace them. I thought, why not replace the switches while I'm at it? Did some "Internet research" (reading Amazon reviews like this one) and decided to buy these switches and swap em out. Glad I did! They feel much better than the switches included with the keyboard and make a very satisfying click without being too noisy for my taste. They are pre lubed so you drop em right in out of the box. Check em out!

These switches have an incredible feel when typing. The sensation is smooth and almost creamy, but without being too noisy. You can really tell they’re high quality. They add a premium touch even to keyboards that might not be the best, and they absolutely elevate the whole typing experience on a mechanical keyboard. Totally worth it!

Okay, so I got the Akko V3 Creamy Blue Pro switches and let me tell you—they don’t click, they pop. Like, buttery little popcorn kernels of happiness every time I type. The sound is this creamy, poppy, aesthetic ASMR dream that makes me want to type essays for fun. (Me, volunteering to do spreadsheets? Who even am I?) It’s not just the sound either—the feel is chef’s kiss. Smooth and satisfying with just enough resistance to make every keystroke feel intentional, like my keyboard and I are having a flirty little conversation. My friends complain about “keyboard noise,” but secretly they’re just jealous mine sounds like a bubble tea shop in heaven. If you want your typing to sound like you’re pouring fizzy soda over whipped cream (in the best way possible), these switches are the one. I’m obsessed. 💙⌨️✨

I got two sets of these and put them on my Novelkeys NK65 keyboard (Holee Mod, Tempest Mod, True top mount and friction fit modded). They're a solid feeling switch with minimal pre-travel in my opinion. The feeling is great and the tactility is amazing for the price. In acoustics: I'd say these switches have your typical thocky profile. Then again, my board has a silicone dampener, plate foam, and tape mod so I don't know how much of the switch actually shines through. Regardless, they sound great, feel great, and best yet, they are an amazing price. The only drawback is the quality control and factory lubing. Some switches were mildly scratchy and 2 out of the 90 switches didnt work, but for the price its hard to complain. 9/10 will recommend.

I've been using the Gateron Browns for over a decade. Theses are cheaper, install more easily, seem to have way better quality control and they feel great.

This is the best keyboard switches I’ve ever had, the sound is very creamy and soothing, it’s very light and also has a very light spring feel to it i love the light blue color and it comes in a nice box too, it can fit any keyboard fidget or you can also use it for normal keyboard use.

I bought these because the the Akko Keyboard I ordered came with Akko Creamy Yellow Pro V3. While I liked the feel, there was something missing when I got my new keyboard. I wasn't informed about the difference between Tactile and Linear switches. I replaced the key switches with these Creamy Blues and luckily I was happy with the new Key Switches. Now that I am a bit more knowledgeable (thanks youtube and reddit). My only previous experience to key switches was with what came soldered on Corsair, Razer, Logitech.. Akko has a known reputation for quality and consistency and so far I've been happy.. I have some Akko Penguin switches coming in and I'm looking forward to trying them

***Update*** At least one switch is bad. It happened to be the one I had installed on my left alt key, which caused the windows overlay to pop up while I was typing. Hopefully that's the only one but this isn't a good sign at all. Maybe cheap switches weren't the best idea after all. :( I've been on a mission to find a tactile switch that really suits me. Most recently I had been using Kailh Box Jades, however they required too much actuation force for my taste. I swapped them out for these V3 Creamy Blues, and they are very similar in sound and tactility, but require less force. Overall, I'd say these are fantastic switches, and for the money, they are a no-brainer. *Note that if you are new to tactile switches, and you desire "thock", you may be disappointed. I would describe the sound as leaning more towards clacky, but with thocky undertones. For reference, I have them installed in an Evo80, which had tons of thock with the Oat switches they came with. Unfortunately I typo'd badly with them, hence the appeal of tactile. To date, from a typing accuracy experience, Kailh Box White V2's I have installed in my work keyboard are by far the best. The sound on the other hand, zero thock, all click (hence my mission to find a tactile switch that I can love).

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様々なキースイッチを試しましたがようやく好みの音に出会えました。 コトコトとカツカツの中間でとにかく気持ちの良い音です。 ASMRなどで視聴してから買うことをおすすめします。 本当に素晴らしい音です。

Had to replace my switches due to a manufacturing error and these were an amazing replacement. They feel great and sound amazing for the affordable cost.

Great switches that provide a tactile feel without all the noise. These worked well in my handwired custom built. No issues encountered so far.