GLORIOUS Fox Prelubed Linear Switches (110 Pack)

Great, responsive keycaps.

I really like these red switches- feel buttery smooth and have good bounce back, durable and the clear casing lets rgb shine through! Sound is great!

Glorious seems to be an up and coming brand in the keyboard world. I got these switches based on the spec of how many grams of actuating force, and the fact that the switches are pre-lubricated. To get 110 switches of good quality at the normal price of these is a really good value - I was lucky to get some from the Amazon Resale shop for a discount! I like that these are clear and will let the keyboard backlighting LED's shine through. The feel of a keyboard (i.e. the key switches, really) is always a subjective thing; some prefer linear and some prefer 'click', some prefer a longer or shorter travel or heavier or lighter actuating force, some prefer a quieter or louder actuation sound. There is no 'good' or 'right' or 'best' of these things; you buy based on the specs for what suits you. These suit me very nicely and I am using them to upgrade a full sized keyboard with them. Very satisfied with my purchase.

I love both linear and tactile switches, and like I’ve expected from Glorious, they didn’t disappoint in price or quality. Set to go out of the box, easy to install. And as I’ve come to expect from linear switches, they’re quiet, almost immediate response with very little travel before they input the prompt, and though they don’t provide significant feedback, they’re very easy to type on. If you can’t stand clicky switches, and need something quiet to game or type on, it’s worth considering these, both for the typical linear feel and their reasonable price.

Not as low volume as stated, and a bit tight to remove. Two did not work.

These switches are my go to when it comes to replacement switches. They feel great and are pretty good priced. They sound decently quiet are nice and durable with very little wear and tear even when using 24/7 and they fit right in my keyboard no hasel whatsoever. The rgb shine right through nicely, overal not a bad switch buy.

For the price, the GLORIOUS Fox Heavy Linear Switches deliver a level of quality that exceeded my expectations. The overall consistency across switches is impressive, which is something I always look for when buying in bulk. Out of 110 switches, I only found one with noticeable spring ping. The factory lubrication is clearly well done, making these switches smooth and quiet right out of the box. Being able to use them without additional lubing saves a significant amount of time, which is honestly one of their biggest advantages. The transparent top and bottom housings enhance RGB lighting nicely, and you can even see the internal lubrication, which gives confidence in the build quality. The stem is stable with no noticeable wobble, and the housing tolerances feel tight and precise. There’s no unwanted noise during keypress or return, and the overall typing feel is clean and controlled. Another interesting detail is the switch pins. Instead of the typical gold color, these use nickel-plated copper pins, which appear silver. This extra plating step improves corrosion resistance and shows attention to durability. With an actuation force of around 55gf, these switches are slightly heavier than typical linear switches. Combined with a POM stem, shorter pole, and a nylon bottom housing, the result is a firm, deeper typing sound that feels solid and satisfying. I wasn’t a big fan of the GLORIOUS brand before because of the pricing, but after trying these switches, my opinion has changed. They may not have a flashy or unique signature, but they are extremely well-executed. In terms of overall build quality and consistency, these are easily among the best switches I’ve used.

So - these are good switches, but a huge pain in the neck to remove due to tolerances being too tight. I've got switches from Cherry, Gateron, and Kahl. None require the amount of effort that these do to get out of a keyboard. Took me three hours to get 80 of them out of a Drop Alt keyboard, a board that I've hotswapped MANY switches in and out of. Ran these for six months before swapping out. I won't be putting them into another keyboard where I may want to remove them in the future. It's not worth the effort.

Die "normalen" Fox Linear waren mir etwas zu klapperig und zu leichtgängig. Die Fox Heavy hier beseitigen das Problem komplett! Der Druckpunkt ist ähnlich, allerdings ist das Tipp-Gefühl und Geräusch trotzdem wie Tag und Nacht. Bin absolut zufrieden!

I can't really express how terrible these switches are. I've been toying with mechanical keyboard for over 20 years and these are without a doubt the worst ones I've ever come across. For starters, they are NOT low volume. These are the same decibal level as heavier "clicky" switches, just a low thud instead of a click, liks you're smacking your desk each tap. Most importantly, the build quality is astonishingly bad - Trying to remove these from my keyboard sent me into a rage so deep, I considered throwing the keyboard away just so I didn't have to deal with the garbage plastic tabs these have on them. Out of the 80 or so I took out, I had to reef - Really hard - on probably 60, and of those 60 I probably broke the tab on 40 and gave myself carpal tunnel. Please believe me after 20 years I know how to remove switches properly from a keyboard. Avoid these for the love of god.

I bought these to try on my mountain everest keyboard and am pretty satisfied. Gives a nice thocky sound and the actuation is just right for me.

Great switches, great value for money

Perfect fit for my Logitech Pro X keyboard. Keys are butter smooth and feel great. Sound is very tolerable but I ended up adding silicone rings to silence the noise a bit because people in the office are wining babies.