GK GAMAKAY Phoenix Linear Silent Keyboard Switch with LED Diffuser for Backlit Mechanical Keyboard 5 Pin Pre-lubed Switches for DIY, Phoenix V2 Switch (70Pcs)

These are really great and comfortable keys. The quality is consistent with every single one, I do not feel any different resistance or sound from any of the keys. Installation was easy -- however, note that these do have the plastic tabs on the back. For my Glorious GMMK hotswap keyboard, I had to remove those plastic tabs. It was very simple to do and there was no additional damage to the switches after I removed those tabs. Installation was a snap after that (pun intended). I only purchased enough for my letter, number, and function keys so I am buying more for the rest of my keyboard. I will probably always use these switches if I ever get a new keyboard. These feel so good. Some resistance so I don't accidentally press buttons, but no clicky, and a very smooth typing experience. Also a really great value compared to many other brands of switches.

I bought the Gammakay L67 keyboard with these switches and have not looked back. They are truly silent. I have since put them in 5 keyboards and love them. If you like the "thock" sound of a typical keyboard or the blue clicky switch sound, these are not for you. They are about as quiet and smooth as you can get. I paired these with some PBT-Pudding caps and love them. I type a lot, it is great to put on some headphones, with some low music, and not hear the clicky sounds of my keyboard. I also like that the quietness of the keyboard ensures that I am not bugging other people. I put these on a Glorious 60% keyboard that I use as a portable keyboard, I have had many people ask about the keyboard and how I got is be so quiet. Once they type on it, they want one.

Second time buying these. Very quiet. I do a lot of. Meetings. But I like the feel of the switch. On my keyboard. Works well with RGB.

Recently bought the Aula 75% keyboard, and it came with LEObog Reaper linear switches. Although they sounds beautiful to your ears, wondering creamy/thocky and felt amazing and easy to type with, I needed a silent linear switch. I type very fast, and hearing all that thock and sound at high speeds is too distracting and noisy for my coworkers lol. I did some reviews on YouTube to decide which silent switches to try, and these Gamakay Phoenix linear silents switches are amazing ! Very quiet, and like any silent switch they're not actually 100% silent, but they're really really quiet, and I still get to hear a little bit of the tippy tippy typing noises to feel like it's super cute sounding without being loud at all. Love love love these. They do feel good too, easy to type with, and you don't have to type hard for the key to activate a typed letter, you can type lightly if you want and everything appears fine.... or you can type super hard too if you want, and it's still very very quiet overall... not clack or annoying. These are wonderful, and affordably priced. Highly recommended. I prefer linear switches over tactile switches, so these were perfect for me.

Installed these in my Glorious GMMK TKL keyboard. Pros: It's hard to describe but stock they have a low hissing sound, kind of like when you rub 2 pieces of paper against each other. It's noticeable in a small quiet room, but in an office setting it's very hard to pick up. Now after lubing these switches are DEAD silent. Can't say that I would use them for gaming, but for typing they are very pleasant to use. Cons: The main con is that I get occasional ghosting now on some keys which never happened with other switches. Didn't do much typing before lubing though, so it's hard to say if I have defective switches in the batch or if it was caused by the lubricant I applied. DO NOT trust the shipping/delivery times. I purchased 2 packs of 35, which was more expensive than one pack of 70, because it said it would be delivered the next day vs 3-day shipping for the 1 pack of 70. However, it was still processed/shipped as a regular 3-day shipping package, so I paid more for nothing. That one is on me, I guess.

When pressing lightly, is almost silent. Linear Phoenix V2 and V1 both switch feels great in my keyboards. Currently Linear Phoenix are noticeable more brighter for the light to shine through and spread out, as shown in F5 vs F6 key.

My one and only complaint is that these aren't sold in packs of 90 or 100. Kitting out two keyboards needed 3 70-packs. This review is for the Phoenix switches. I use two Keychron boards and was a bit disappointed with the Gaterons in those so after a bit of digging tried these, and wow. Zero regrets. Very smooth, very quiet, decently light actuation. They work well with south-facing RGB. Packaging is fine. Zero dead switches out of the ~180 I installed. Now I just need to fix my stabilizers being noisy.

Given the price, I have to be honest in that I wasn't expecting much from these. Once I installed them in my Keychron Q1 keyboard, I was floored by how smooth and quiet they were. They absolutely blow away Cherry's own MX silent reds and are a near-match for many other, more expensive specialty switches. The only question is long-term durability. Hopefully they will stand the test of time, but even still, they're cheap enough to where sourcing replacements isn't that big a deal.

I really like these switches . They are very quiet. That is the main reason I purchased these and they did not disappoint. Used on a Wormeir K87 Pro. No issues installing.

Arrived worth my money and did what it advertised silent switches if you are whispering and gaming no one would know

Esta es la segunda vez que compro estos. La primera vez los compré directo de la página oficial pero verlos en Amazon lo hace mucho más sencillo de comprar y menos estresante

Not sure what's wrong, but mine seem to be unlubed, they are bone dry inside. As a result, there's a little clacking on each keypress. Overall they feel nice and are very quiet, but need lubing. When lubed, the clacking is gone. You can feel the rubber stoppers, but it's not that bad. I didn't like them at first, when installed on the same board as my older lubed browns. On the video: Left Ctrl key is lubed, others - not yet. There's an obvious difference.

Um den Unterschied zu normalen Switches zu zeigen, habe ich in dem Video an den Pfeiltasten die originalen Switches gelassen, die an sich auch schon nicht die lautesten sind (milky-switches von Yunzii). Man hört den Unterschied, aber sofort. Was für eine Wohltat!