outemu Brown Switches- 65 Pack, 3-Pin Tactile Dustproof Key Switches - Replacement Switches for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

Worked exactly as I hoped. Great tactile feel and sound. Using for 3D fidget clickers. Highly recommend.

as advertised and the are working perfectly

I purchased this product hoping to have a loud click sound but there was none when bottoming out. Its ok because I can still use it for other purposes. Theses are great when trying to make light up fidget sounds or even STEM projects.Would recommended these if you are looking for some to work with for small projects or if you need some for your keyboard. Another bonus is that it comes with its own little cap remover or key remover.

I bought these to place into clicky fidgets and they are perfect!! The right amount of clicky!

This is a good product that features a non-mechanical clicking mechanism.

Worked perfectly as intended.

Great product! Easily replaced the worn out switches in my keyboard. Now my character is not stuck unable to move left when hitting the A key.

I purchased these keys for a Redragon K582, and swapped all 104 switches pretty much immediately. The keyboard came with Red switches, which are linear, and have no tactile bump. I really needed the bump. The keystrokes are kind of loud, but I did zero lubrication, and it sounded pretty much like this before I changed the switches. With a bit of lube, the sound will go down. They have a clear body, so that RGB lighting can shine up through into the keys, and they mute this light very little if at all. The K582 has per-key lighting, so I was able to test if there were any problems, which there arent. I purchased 2 65 packs, as it was the cheapest option to get enough switches for my 104 key keyboard. This costed me about $40 at the time. For gaming, browns aren't normally the kind people choose, as they tend to be a little bit louder, and sweaty gamers seem to prefer linears, but there is no problem gaming on these switches. Like I said, I personally like the bump, as there is no point in a mechanical keyboard if you can't FEEL the mechanism.