Kailh Box Jade Switches for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard,3-Pin 50gf Clicky/lubed/Dust&Waterproof Switches(72Pcs,Kailh Box Jade)

These are my go-to switches. I grew up on a bunch of really classic mechanical keyboards that were deeply tactile and noisy, and this switch hits a sweet spot. It's not a quiet switch by any means, but it feels great to type on. If you choose the right board and keycaps, it can change the sound a lot, so you can tune it to your liking.Not for quiet keyboard enthusiasts. Feels amazing to type on. I have these on the majority of the keys on most of the keyboards I interact with often. My fingers are always happy.

I have been eyeing these switches for YEARS. In this time, I was convinced that they are only a novelty, and unusable for any meaningful work or gaming. I had assumed that the video reviewers were right, and that I would have tire fingers and sore ears after using these switches for too long.After using these switches for a bit over a week, I am still very happy with them. My concerns about the weight and the noise were overblown, and I find these to be very nice.They are very stiff. If you have never tried a switch like this before, you will be shocked. The tactility is strong, but also the return spring is HEAVY. They are, however, still very smooth in use. I think the stiffer actuation makes typing a bit more confident, since it's much harder to fat-finger keys.The noise level is actually pretty reasonable for a clicky switch. The overall volume is simillar to cherry blues. The click is much sharper and less rattly, but there is also a click on the return stroke, so you get twice as many clicks.These are great to type and game on. I don't often type for long sessions, so I haven't been fatigued at all by these switches, even while typing this review. I have also never gotten fatigued while gaming, in fact these are easily my favorite switches for gaming.These switches are outrageously satisfying to use. If you type all day, these might fatigue your fingers. If you are a gamer, and you don't type for extended sessions often, these may be worth your money.

I wanted on to put in a DIY PC power switch, and it is SO satisfying turning on my PC! This is the heaviest and loudest switch I have found and I have a solid collection of them.

I bought these for a fidget clicker project i printed and they not only fit perfect but had just the perfect amount of clickiness. For the time being they seem to be reliable and durable.

The media could not be loaded. Fun little switch, a nice addition to my collection 😊🐻‍❄(sorry about fan noise)

Great clicky switch with box stems for stability and rgb pass-through. I'm a fan of Kailh, especially over the main switch brands. Their pro switch is as stable as a switch as you can find and I wouldn't use anything else on a tall cap like ASA profile. These are 3-pin which can be used on 3 and 5 pin pcb's but you lose a little stability compared to 5-pin. They are on the loud side but that's to be expected with a clicky switch. I feel like it covers up a little bit of ping but if you're willing to lube them yourself, that can be fixed. Not the greatest switch I've used but really good. Light actuation, stable with a fast reset and strong enough for larger switches with slow stabs. A little bit of ping and needs some tuning but still a very good switch for a decent price that can be made perfect.

Came well packaged, and with no dead switches. They feel amazing, are fast to type on, but not too loud. I've tried all kinds of blues, some tactile switches, and a few linears. This is my favorite by far. Amazing feedback, but quieter than MX speed linear switches in my keychron V6. The fit is just right, no play. To my standard, there is little enough stem wobble that I don't notice at all. I also use flat MOA profile caps, and I haven't noticed any issues. Worth the price.

I ordered a set of tactile switches for a new keyboard build, but after receiving all my other parts, I realized my switches wouldn't arrive for over 4 weeks! Not wanting to wait that long, I searched for something that could ship quickly and decided to try something a bit more fun and different. I found these switches, which still have the strong tactile bump I was after, along with a satisfying clicky pop sound. They're quite heavy, the sharp bump feels great, and I like the sound much more than I expected. I highly recommend these if you have a gaming PC in a separate room or man cave, or if you live alone. Definitely not suited for the office!