EPOMAKER Wisteria 39gf Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches, 5-Pin Pre Lubed Creamy Switch, 30 PCS, with POM PTFE Stem, 20.4mm Spring, Compatible with MX Keycaps for Gaming Keyboard

These switches (I have them in the lightest actuation variant) make literally every board they're in sound like poppy marbles. I currently have them in two of my 75% boards (a Bridge75 that came with... ?Princess linears? that were supposed to be thocky and were kind of disappointing, and a Weikav D75 - both of which are aluminum cases) because I like them so much. Unlike some other switches I own that are deeper sounding, these not only sound good, but FEEL incredible. They're light, springy, not at all mushy, and can really allow your fingers to dance over the tops of the keys for an unparalleled typing experience. I think I've purchased 8 or 9 boxes at this point, and any time I see them on sale, I buy more out of fear that they'll be discontinued and I'll never be able to put them in another board. THAT is how much I love these. To me, they're almost the perfect switch, but if anyone has recommendations on switches that have a similar sound and feel profile, but are slightly deeper pitched, please let me know!RGB works fine with these, and I've never had an issue with the switches arriving with bent pins because the packaging is so nice (unlike the ones that are shipped in plastic bags - wtf?). They fit easily into all of my boards, and the stems aren't too big (I'm looking at you, Akko!) or too small so keycaps are installed and removed without a fight and without also ripping the switches out of the board.I cannot say enough good things about these switches, and I think that if I had to choose one switch to use for the rest of my life (thank the LORD that I don't have to do that...), I would probably pick these (although, Leobog Space Gold switches are quickly growing on me... totally different sound profile and feel though).

I have tried 10+ switches so far. These are amazing switches. Smooth and thocky. The sound and feel is the best I have tried so far. But this is my opinion. I would try lighter one in feature as well.

It is quite expensive but definitely worth it. Actually, I'm purchasing a couple of hundreds of these to replace most of my keyboards. It feels buttery smooth, silent and frankly I love the color scheme too.

I have used several switches from Epomaker and Leobog for my custom keyboard hobby and these blew me away.The actuation and bottom out force were much heavier than I was expecting and they function very smoothly for a tactile switch.They’re very smooth due to them being pre-lubed, and since I’m a heavy typer they’re much faster than some of the Gateron switches I’ve tried.They’re very easy to install as are most switches, and I haven’t had any connectivity issues or experienced any problems with them popping out of the board.The are only 2 caveats was they do not have a light diffuser like the Wisteria V2 switch and that really put a damper on the brightness of the led.The second was that there is noticeable stem wobble due to there not being a shroud over the stem. While that is a minor gripe, if it weren’t for that, these would be a 5 Star rating.If you’re looking for a great budget option for a tactile switch I highly recommend the Wisteria tactile.

The spec list looked good and the sound lured me, but after installing them I fell in love! They have been the best purchase I've made. Installed perfectly on my Womier 75% keyboard and no more input inconsistencies! Gateron is a brand I highly recommend.

These are my all-time favorite switches. It’s the right amount of force, the creamiest sound, and they just feel great. They are on the louder side (I type a lot for my job and folks can hear the typing when I’m on the phone). When I have to type during calls, I’ll switch to my keyboard with silent fairy switches. Highly, highly recommend especially if you’re building for the first time or are a fan of linear switches!

I thoroughly enjoyed building with these and actually use them at work on a daily basis. The build quality is great and they sound great! I like the speed on these as they perform better than others linears I have used in the past. Not to mention how sleek looking they are, the transparent case allows for more rgb shine through, who doesn’t want more rgb??? 10/10

The tactility of this switch is almost right at the top its throw and gives a very satisfying push through almost all the way to bottoming out. This is exactly where I personally want the tactility. I would describe the sound of the switch as very "pop"y, more on the clack side of the spectrum. They end up being a little loud, but I think they might be a great option in cheap cases as they sound the same to my ear in almost everything I've put them in. I ended up not using them for my alphabetical keys as I think I actually type faster and more accurately with linears, but they are perfect and satisfying for escape and other keys you want to hit with determination. Love them in my num-pad