Akko V3 Creamy Yellow Pro Keyboard Switch with Dustproof Stem for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 5-Pin 50gf Linear Switches (45pcs)

I built my parner a keyboard using the Keychron K6 Pro Wireless barebones version with the included foam and boy it sounds great. Lube up these switches up and it has a nice deep thocky sound to it.

Best switches I’ve found at this price point

I was looking for some switches and found these ones. I did some research on them before buying and loved the way they sounded and looked! Once I was able to get them in my keyboard I loved how easy they were to install and how well they functioned. I didn’t have any issues with any of them being damaged or broken, and they held up pretty well for how long I used them. They sound very creamy and light, which I loved when I got them, but do keep in mind that they are linear, so you won’t be getting that bump feeling like you would with a tactile switch! I would definitely recommend these not just for the sound, but for how they look too!

And get another switch that’s both worth the money and really shows how good a budget switch should be.Now I will say that these are very much a clone of Gateron yellow switches with the same operating forces and type feel.As always, Akko has made yet another great functional and comfortable switch, they’re easy to press without being to heavy or too light.They set very well into a board but will occasionally pop out of the PCB as they clip in a tad loose.While they do sound decent, there seems to be a bit of a caveat with Akko switches in that the cream line has a bit of a rattle on bottom out and reset. This is rather minor and a nitpick of mine but these are still worth the money. Just know that the yellow top housing will distort some RGB but if you’re not into pretty lights or shine through caps you’ll be good to go.

These were the first switch I ordered separately. I've had Cherry MX Blues (great for a typewriter-like sound), Yunzii Milk Switches (deep, muted thock - not my favorite, but not bad) and the Epomaker Zebra Switches (very "poppy" sounding and with a cream base - like bubblewrap - nice but a little too much for me) in my possession before, and I've tried MX Blacks, MX Reds, and Gateron Greens.I also have Akko Rosewood Switches on hand (very nice thock with a deep, deep creamy base, and are surprisingly quiet), and overall, I still prefer my Creamy Yellow Pros. They're just so nice and wonderful to type on and they sound amazing.They've still got a reasonable clack, but it's supported by a nice thock sound and subtle bassiness. Overall, wonderful switches that I will be ordering again in the future.

Second time around buying Akko switches, and I needed something quiet for the office that would satisfy just enough "thock" for me. These do the job GREAT, if not better sounding than my Crystal Silver's that I have on my at-home keyboard (granted the lube has worn off of them over time). I know these come pre-lubed from the factory, but when taking them apart it looks as if only the stem was lubed and not much of the spring or the casing. Lubed them with Glorious G-lube and now they sound like butter. I put on some poron dampening pads on the board as well - just for extra insight. Very quiet, still have a good "thock" to them, and people won't be looking at me in the office like the clack clack clown.Overall 10/10 purchase. I almost wish I could use this board at home instead with how nice it sounds.

They have a very nice thonk and are a good noise level. They are very functional and easy to work with l. I had to slightly modify them for a project on a razer black widow but they were very simple to work with and i will be buying again.

The media could not be loaded. Amazing switches, sounds nice and perfect for any beginner build