GATERON Baby Kangaroo 2.0 Keyboard Switches, Heavy Tactile RGB LED 5 Pin Green 22mm Dual-Stage Spring Factory Pre-lubed 59gf Key Switches for MX Mechanical Keyboard(35PCS)

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A couple of points to notice: * I didn't lube or mod the switches in any way * I'm using them on an open case, with foam. * My keycaps are drop OEM profile. * I only have prior experience with MX brown, and MX blue. They feel great, the tactility is very good, and smooth and in general the typing experience is much better than mx brown (or blue). They sound nice and thocky but are a bit loud though, a bit more than I expected, not as piercing as MX blue click but fairly loud. From 3 boxes (105) I have 3 misbehaving switches, 1 with weird sound and feel, and 2 that would not always register, I'm fairly certain that if I'll open them and tinker a bit it can be solved. (I have no point of reference to how good/bad that is quality wise) They are really worth the money, and I really enjoy typing on them.

As a tactile lover, these switches are an absolute joy to type on. They have no pre-travel and a firm tactile bump, but the overall touch is pleasantly light. The bottoming-out sound is neither harsh nor too dampened. Great in every way. I've seen others mention the batch consistency in these switches. All I can say is there hasn't been any inconsistencies in the ones I bought.

I bought these to replace Gateron Banana tactile switches and as much as they are very similar, I like them quite a bit more, though they are very similar. I've been using them for about a year at this point. They feel more tactile, have a more noticeable bump and, at least on my Keychron V6 Max, they sound quite a bit deeper (some would say more thocky and less clacky). I've had some issues with one or two of the switches not registering with every keystroke, but I had extras because of needing to ordre three packs for my full keyboard so it wasn't a problem. Overall they're very consistent and I don't regret the purchase.

After two years of using brown switches on my Nuphy Halo keyboard, I decided it was time for a change. Linear switches never did the trick for me as they lacked the feedback i desired. On a whim, I purchased the Gateron Baby Kangaroo 2.0, and it was love at first type!! The installation was a breeze. The tactile bump is very noticeable, enhancing the typing feel and making the keyboard sound creamy, especially with the mods I've applied to my Nuphy Halo. These switches are not as light as the browns and require a bit more force, which might take some getting used to, but they are by far my favorite switches to date due to the superior tactile feedback they provide. Two weeks into using the new switches, I decided to re-lube them to further refine my typing experience. Here's how I did it: 1. Cleaning: I disassembled the switches and washed all the stems with Dawn dish soap in warm water to remove the factory lube completely. 2. Lubricating: I use authentic Krytox GPL204 lube from DuPont. It's important to me that the lubrication is genuine, especially since many aftermarket Krytox brands don't list their chemical components. 3. Modding: I added 0.3mm Foam Switch Films to each switch. This significantly reduced stem wobble and tightened the switch housing tolerances, although it didn't alter the sound much. These steps took my typing experience from good to great, making each keystorke more satisfying than the last. If you're looking for a switch that brings out the best in your mechanical keyboard, I highly recommend giving the Baby Kangaroo 2.0 a try. They might just make you fall in love with your keyboard all over again!