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).

The media could not be loaded. One thing I hate is not being able to find a good video that helps you hear the switches before buying. Hopefully this helps if you’re like me :)the jade blossom switches are AMAZING. They sound and feel great. I use them with cherry keycaps. even though you cant see it, the color them is beautiful too - I use my spares as a pegboard decoration. they fit a cheap keyboard with flimsy switches and immediately improved the feel, function, and design.The pink dawn switches are great too. They’re a bit louder than the jade blossom, but still feel just as great. I used them on my Block87 keeb (yes, to match the pink) and I personally like them more than the peach lily switches that originally came with the board.

These Bluebird switches are amazing with a very good price range! I am currently using these with the RK61 Plus and the combination is great overall. They are quite smooth with the factory lubing and the sound they produce brings a solid thock noise as most enthusiasts are searching for. The design just looks clean and pretty in hand as well.One thing I did notice is the how dim the RGB lighting has been after swapping these in, which isn't a problem for me. So if you're looking for a more RGB friendly switch, I would look for a clearer top housing build.For those who are familiar with the Viridian Switches from Royal Kludge, they very much remind me of those, but in blue and teal. So if you bought the tactile version or the SkyCyan switches with your keyboard, these make a striking resemblance to the linear Viridians. (that are exclusive to certain keyboards)If you are in the market for a linear switch that is both pre-lubed and makes a nice sound test, I wouldn't pass these Bluebirds. My slightest nitpick is how many are in each box; I use these on a 60% keyboard that requires 61 switches and each Epomaker box has 30, meaning I need 3 boxes for ALL 61 slots, leaving 29 switches unused. I JUST NEEDED ONE MORE... It's a good thing I caught these on sale.

Saw some comments about not picking the most lightweight version of these. I'm trying these right now and I believe they sound great and feel pretty effortless to type on. Which is great if you get hand cramps and pain related to any hands or arms condition. It will never be as effective as a proper ergo keyboard, but the difference between middle of the road switches and even reds is clear in terms of weight. I would suggest lubing these if you have the equipment and patience, they're smooth but not entirely perfect out of the box when it comes to smoothness. Wobbliness is also subpart compared to other switches I've tried.Also check: gateron smoothie (white), not as light but still great switch with better value. These are still good, but If you lube them they're an 9/10.

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.

They feel really great to type on. I purchased them for my Aula f75 Max and they feel great to type on and the sound is so thocky. would definitely recommend.

These switches sound really good in my first keyboard kit I just bought! I paired them with some heavier MOA profile keycaps and they make them sound less clacky, which I like.

I waited to write a review for about a year and a half to give my honest opinion on these switches. I honestly love them so much! They're not only really easy to install (make sure you have a hot swappable keyboard!) but feel amazing! They have a two pin connection, so make sure that's what your keyboard has. The RGB on my keyboard still comes through good due to the clear shell on these switches, making my RGB bright as can be! I really like these switches specifically because of the smooth feeling when you press down on them, not having that mechanical click like other switches have. They are standard keyboard size and have great response time, but make sure to clean them regularly or else they will begin to lose connection and not work as intended. Overall they are amazing and have worked well for almost 2 years.