Outemu(Gaote) Blue Switches for MX Mechanical Gaming Keyboard,3-Pin 50gf Clicky/RGB/DIY Replaceable/Dustproof Switches(Blue,108pcs)

Nice switches that have a slot for axial or SMT LED illumination. I can't verify dust or water resistance. If you're using these for DIY, just know that they don't fit a 0.1" perf-board spacing.

I use these for 3d printed clicky toys

The media could not be loaded. I needed new switches for my Massdrop CTRL keyboard, and I decided to give the Outemu blue switches a shot. Not only do they allow my RGB backlighting through beautifully, but they are a nice, clicky, responsive switch. The price is fantastic as well, and I will definitely buy more of these in the future.

Los califico de esta manera ya que no casaban completamente en mi teclado red dragon. No bajo la calificación por que entiendo que como usuario debí haber investigado más acerca de las medidas.

These are easy to put on a keyboard. However they are hard to take off. When I tried to take two out, one of the sides started to break, also one of the latch on the sides broke off which made it difficult to pull out. So you gotta commit to keeping these on your keyboard because I don’t think you can re-use them.

These things are absolutely horrendous to remove, like switches were randomly made a smidge too fat. Getting them out involves crushing a good number of them and holding down your PC to stop the flex.Sound wasn't terrible though, I thought it would be fine in a space with better acoustics than mine.I'm glad I started with alphabetical keys first and didn't switch over my entire keyboard at once without testing.

I especially like the louder higher pitch click sound of these blue switches compared to Cherry and Gateron blue switches. They also feel more clicky than the other switches. For those who like a real tactile/audio experience, I'd highly recommend these.Years ago, I had a cheap clicky keyboard with soldered-on Outemu blue switches and loved the sound/feel of the clicks more than all the other more expensive keyboards/switches I've owned since that keyboard died. Now I'm back to having Outemu blue switches and loving it. It is such a pleasure to type on. It's an in-your-face clickiness that makes me feel productive and just want to type.If you're working in a shared space with others, then these switches will probably annoy your coworkers. Please use responsibly.Another difference between these Outemu blues and other blue switches is that there is a little bit of resistance when the key is being released if you are releasing the key slowly or are not pressing the key exactly from the top. This may bother some, but I don't notice it when I'm typing at normal speed. When going slowly, it's like a little click on the way back up too, for added feedback.Note: In the box of 72 switches, one of the switches did not register consistently. I swapped that switch out and now it works fine.

These Outemu switches, with their smaller/rounder pins, were a perfect fit for my Amazon Basics Gaming keyboard. Had used the Amazon keyboard for 5 years now with the stock Outemu blue (clicky) switches, and wanted to try something a little quieter. These are definitely quieter, but are still clickier than I thought they might otherwise be. No complaints about the switches themselves though - they all work great and were easy to replace.Unfortunately, being a noob I did damage some of the blue switches using the free switch removal tool - definitely recommend getting a better tool that makes it hard to crush the switch casing while trying to pry it loose.