KPREPUBLIC Everglide EG Aqua King Water King Linear Switch 4pin 5pin RGB 55g 62g 67g Force mx Switch for Mechanical Keyboard 50m Clear Body (X90 PCS, EG 55g Aqua King Switch)

These are smoooooth and make typing a joy. I sound is silent, consistent and marbly. Currently using these in my modded GMMK Pro with a white FR4 plate. The clear housing of the switches paired with the white plate really helps the rgb blast through the keys.Highly recommended. You can’t go wrong with these.

These are really smooth. They're in a totally different league compared to switches like Box Reds or Speed Silvers. I personally like them better than Creams or Tangerines, especially since I wanted to use RGB in the build these went into.The stock lubing is not great as other reviewers have mentioned; some keys are scratchy but none are sticky or overlubed. They improved a little bit with use as the lube presumably spread around more evenly, but if you're in the market for these, chances are you're the type of person who will want to take the time to hand lube these yourself.The sound on these is great. I'm using them in a GMMK Pro modded with an AVX FR4 plate.55g was a little too light and prone to accidental keypresses, but sounded and felt the best. 67g was a little too heavy and tiring. I wound up going with 62g, although I wish it was just a little lighter. I might try swapping in different springs depending on what others say.Overall, super happy with these -- they're not perfect, but they're my favorite linear switch right now.

First non-Cherry/Gateron switch I've used and it's very nice on my GMMK Pro build. Very smooth and no issues. Factory lube is more consistent than Gateron's, although probably still not as good as doing it by hand. Personally I don't want to fool with that so I'm happy with the factory job.Be aware that there's some confusion on actuation force / bottom out force. Although Amazon lists 62g / 67g as the actuation force, this is in fact the bottom out force. The 62g feels like a Cherry/Gat Red, while the 67g is closer to a Black. I initially went with the 67g thinking the 62g would be too light for me coming from Gat Yellows, but when I got them I found they were too heavy for me. I've returned and replaced them with the 62g, and they feel very nice. I recommend most people go for the 62g unless you like a heavier spring.

You can do all sorts of searching around on what you think you might like as a switch, but until you try them, you really don't know. These are quieter than I expected and my first linear switch in a long time. No complaints about them at all and I think they feel great. They have a little bit of a mush to them after actuation but it's a welcoming feeling. I'm actually thinking of replacing my glorious pandas in another keyboard I have with these as I like them so much.I also had no issues with switch installation or them working. It appears all the switches came working fine right out of the box and I didn't need to replace any of them after installation.

I've owned these switches for a couple months now. I waited to write this review on purpose for the simple fact.....I really didn't like them at first.For me....this switch needed (unless you relube yourself which I thought about) about a month of break in to get to normal. When I first got them they felt like they were floating in gum. They were sluggish and not very pleasant to type on. After that break in period where I just pushed through telling myself "well maybe they'll get better". They most certainly did. I've tried dozens of switches. Out of the box these are by far the best sounding. Kind of like your clacking marbles together on the carpet as a kid. To be honest....I'm having a hard time using other switches at the moment because of how these sound and now.....feel. So if you don't want to relube just type on them constantly for a while and they will loosen up and feel great. Also, when I first got these quite a few came bent. I just took some tweezer and straightened the pins out. There was only one switch that didn't work and I had to replace.TLDR : if don't want relube. Use for while and profit.zug zug friends.............zug zug

Fyi, I’m still pretty new into the keyboard hobby, but I’ve tried about 6-7 switches so far, and these are my favorite. I might consider getting more soon for future builds.If you want loud and clacky, these aren’t for you.But if you want smooth and deep, these are the way to go.

This is the best linear switch you can buy stock without having to lube or film, zero debate.Is it as good as lubing and filming gat black ink v2s, C3 Tangerines, or Alpacas? No, and that’s okay.Stock VS stock comparison everglides would still destroy all 3 of the linear kings fresh out of the bag. If you want a low hassle, high quality linear - look no further. Buy these.I recommend 62g minimum. The 67g is best imo but the 55g felt like it had such a massive travel distance for how easily the actuation occurred. I can handle light switches like silvers all day but the Everglide switches still have the same size spring / actuation distance which makes the 55g feel hollow and unsatisfying.

I have zero issues with any of these switches.These are my first linear and they feel amazing to type on.The springs are donut dipped and the stems/housings are lubed really well.There is also no film necessary because the housings are tight, which is great.These were the easiest switches I've installed in my board to date.They all went in with each and I only bent one or two pins, but was easily able to unbend them.On the topic of bent pins, mine only came with two switches that had bent pins, so they are shipped really well!Fantastic switches for the money (the Amazon listing is the cheapest you'll find them) and I might even buy more because I like them so much!