EPOMAKERx LEOBOG Reaper Keyboard Switches, 100 Pcs 45gf Linear Switch Set, Factory Lubed 5-Pin Switch with POM Stem, LED Slot for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Compatible with MX Keycaps

I got these for my keyboard to replace any keys in the future. These are great and I love the sound they produce. Very thocky and creamy. They are easy to install and are pretty fairly priced. I don't know too much of the specs and details, I just like the feel of them and wanted more if I ever have to replace the keys on my keyboard. In fact, I purchased a num pad for when I need to use that, as I didn't need one at all times and prefer a more compact keyboard. But I did wind up replacing the switches on that with these so I can have the same experience between both. If you decide to go with these, I'm sure you'd be happy. Maybe watch some reviews on how they perform to get a better understanding. I recommend for sure.

I’m new to the mechanical keyboard world and purchased my first one in January, which came with the nimbus switches (amazing switches). Kept seeing videos of reaper switches and fell in love with the sound. They have a bit more of a clack sound compared to the nimbus marble. But they both feel amazing to type on. The one huge plus for the reapers is they don’t interfere with rgb colors. The nimbus has a pink base which prevents you from using white, yellow, purple and lighter shades of blue. I realized this after installing the reapers and having all colors available to use. And they’re brighter. Great switched.

These are my favorite switches, right now! They have a nice creamy sound, and in both of my Aula F75 keyboards (one has south-facing, and the other has north-facing lighting) they sound poppy and marbly. They feel quick and wonderful for typing.

High-pitched clacky switch. Stock lube is ok, much better (and quieter) after hand lubing.

I've been looking to mod my keyboard for a better thocky/creamy sound, and while I still have some work to do, these switches made huge improvements. They're incredibly sensitive, too, to the point where I've had to adjust my resting position on the keys while I'm gaming.They were easy to switch and fit in snugly. They're proving more difficult to remove for further mods than my old Gateron switches, but it's a small price to pay for this sound.

My favorite switch for now. Very smooth. The sound could be a bit more thocky but it's not bad as is.

I'm kinda wondering if my batch weren't factory lubed, because my experience is completely different than everyone else's and I can't figure out why. I test a lot of budget switches and these just don't cut it. They feel incredibly scratchy and make a horrible sound. I've tried them in many different keyboards with many different types of keycaps. I just can't make them sound/feel good at all. I probably should've returned them when I first bought them, but I kept hoping that I would find the right place for them. I think I'm just going to give them away instead of bothering to lube them myself. There are so many better options out there. Take a gamble if you believe the other reviews and I'm hoping mine were just not lubed properly, but I can only tell you what I've experienced with mine.

They’re great to type on. However it’s all subjective, so someone might not like them.