DUROCK Stabilizer V2 Screw-in Stabilizers with 2u, 6.25u, 7u Wires for Mechanical Keyboards (V2 Smokey Black 80% Kit)

Have used V2s many times when included in kits and they’re good. These ones come with pads for wire and housing and after thinking they would add no value and be a pain to install I was proved wrong. Made a big different to sound and feel - really improving the action on 2u and 7u keys. They were however a bit finicky to install -but worth it

かなりしっかり潤滑しないとスペースキーなどはカタカタ嫌な音が鳴ります。

These are not bad stabilizers. If you have to have stabilizers, and anything 2u and up, you do, you can do a lot worse. These come pre-clipped, saving a few moments with flush cutters. They come with thin film stickers to put under the housings, saving time trimming up band-aids. Their tolerances are tight enough that a thin coat of dielectric is all you need to keep the wires from rattling in them, saving the trimming and tweezer work of a holey mod. They even come with little rubber bumper stickers that if you manage to get them lined up, will ensure that even if the wire is a little warped, it won't rattle on the PCB. All great things that go a long way toward eliminated the hassle and irritation that you would otherwise battle in tuning the sound of a keyboard. You still need to bring your own lube for the slider and housing and your own grease for the wire for maximum smoothness and protection from rattle. The one thing that concerns me is that the translucent plastic is obviously more brittle than the opaque stabs I've used in the past. It's the nature of thin, rigid translucent plastics. I don't think it will result in failure for the life of the board now that they're installed, but it does make them feel less sturdy and it makes snapping the wire in place feel like you have only one or two tries before the clip will break. If you can, I'd recommend favoring simple opaque plastic as it tends to be a little softer, and you're almost never going to see them anyway. I only ended up with translucent ones from impatience.

Ordered 2 sets of these for my 2 GMMK Pro keyboards, as the stabs that come on those are very shoddy, sticky, and just not great. The durock stabs are great, easy to work with, and even include pads for dampening. One thing to note, all over the internet it states to use these on GMMK Pro with stock alum plate, you need to file the plate. On my white GMMK Pro, the Durock stabs were VERY tight to the plate, but i was ultimately able to carefully press them into the plate . There was a lot of friction, and it didn't feel great, but I was ultimately able to install these WITHOUT filing. On my black GMMK Pro, the durock stabs fit perfectly, with room to spare. I don't know if this is a variance in the stabs, or a variance in the plates, but I am pleased with the quality of the kits, and the stabs themselves are lightyears ahead of the GMMK stabs. I would recommend these to anyone looking to upgrade their GMMK Pro stabs.

Purchased two sets, unfortunately cannot recommend this product for the cost. Both sets wires were warped (badly unbalanced), and the tolerances between the stems and the housing have so much variance it leads to a large amount of inconsistency in keypress. No amount of 205g0/xht-bdz will fix this... If you can find these for 5-10$ ea, I feel they are probably worth that if you want to spend hours and have the equipment to balance stabilizer wires. Otherwise try TX or TX AP, more than double the quality and at less than half the price . Amazon has made this product extremely hard to return in Canada... Overall my experience with this could be described as a giant waste of time and money.