Keyboard Switches Linear Gateron Curry Switches 90pcs 50g Pre Lubed 5 Pin Switches for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 15mm Springs

The media could not be loaded. These switches are incredibly well-lubed and are buttery smooth. It has a satisfying Thock to it but you should also know it is a little more quiet, which could be a good thing or a bad thing for you. In the sound sample, I had it on a cheap Koorui mechanical keyboard which can be bought on Amazon for $24. Mods I did to it-3 layers of painter tape on the back of the PCB-2 layers of plastic wrap on the entire PCB-bottom of the case covered in car sound-dampening foam (Kilmat)

I am in love with how these switches sound. It's creamy and thocky, and I love the linear feel. I currently have these on a custom 60% base from Redragon and I put the Womier white pudding caps on them and it is amazing. Super easy to install and take out of keyboards and great sound. I've had no issues with typing and they work great.

The media could not be loaded. I've purchased these switches for both my personal and work keyboards. I could listen to these keys all day. They do come factory lubed, but I took the time to lube them myself for my personal board. I used them straight out of the box for my work keyboard, and they still sound great.

Bought these for my Husband's hot swappable EpoMaker TH80 Pro since the Flamingos it came with were just a little too loud, (honestly, they probably just needed some lube, but oh well). Decided to lube a few of the curries and they sound good with or without lube being added! I typed on his keyboard for fun and its so satisfying, the sound is subtle and thocky, feels like typing on butter. I have the Gateron Yellow Pro switches and they're even slightly quieter than mine! Definitely recommend!

Best purchase I made. It’s like heaven for people who want a creamy sounding key board, although it was hard for me to take it out of the keyboard. Other than that it’s the absolute greatest purchase I wish I bought 90 instead of 80

I bought these to change up my tactile switches and I'm very happy with then super smooth.

After trying out a set of the EF Grayish and loving them, I wanted to try out the EF Curry too. They're really not bad, but I just couldn't mesh with them. I am wondering if they called them Curry because it feels like the insides of them are full of gravy. They are slow and sludgey. Very weird. I'll admit I am just recently getting into a linear kick after having hated them forever, but I have tried Gateron Milky Yellows, Baby Racoons, and Sea Salt Smoothies, and I am actually a fan of all of those. These Curry switches are definitely the most quiet of all of these, and that threw me off too. Very weak bottom out and the top out ain't really there either. If you need a quieter switch, these might be up your alley, but the sluggishness of them was just too weird. I'd honestly say they are worth trying out, but there are much better options for not much more investment.

These have the best factory lube of most switches in general, not just for the price. Only nitpick is that the bottom out sound is extremely quiet, so these end up sounding very creamy but not much more than that. Overall insane value switches.