KPREPUBLIC Outemu Silent Peach V3 Switch Silent Lemon V3 Switch Linear Tactile Lime for Mechanical Keyboard POM PA66 Factory Lubed (OTM V3 Silent Lemon LightGuide Switch x110)

I tried several silent tactile switches, including these, Otemu Silent Peach (which, I think is meant to be a linear switch, but it feels very similar to the lime, a.k.a. lemon) Kailh Midnight, Otemu Silent Yellow Jade, Otemu Silent Cream, Kailh Silent Box Brown, Gazzew Boba black U4, and TTC Bluish White.Of those, the Peach and Lemon/Lime were the quietest.The TTC Bluish White felt the nicest to me, with a light touch and distinct tactile bump.The Lemon/Limes, however, were 90% there, with a very similar feel and only a slightly less distinct tactile bump. So, at less than half the price of the TTCs, these were the ones I ended up ordering for my keyboard.

I had some sort of brown switch that came with my keyboard. I can be a heavy-handed typer and also speedrun Celeste on keyboard and the noise was a problem. I really did not want to have to individually lube every switch in my keyboard, cut out foam, bandaids and all the rest just to have a keyboard I could use without driving my roommate crazy.These switches just solved it completely, took hardly any time to switch them. This keyboard is now significantly quieter than typing on my macbook builtin keyboard, which I didn't even think was possible with a mechanical keyboard. I'm very happy about that. There are probably people for whom these would be too quiet. The keys feel slightly mushier than before. It's not a big deal to me, also that's what makes it quiet. The tactile is pretty mild.These are less expensive than almost any switches I've seen on amazon and they're not cheap products. I saw comments online endorsing Outemu switches and saying how they're basically a lower-priced rename of some well-known switches that are usually pricier. idk if that's true but it's believable to me.

This is not a perfect switch, but it's as close as you can get factoring in price. I've been a mechanical keyboard enthusiast for years and tested out probably close to 100 switches from higher end Gazzews and Gaterons to unbranded Red and Brown switches. This switch is perfect if you want a nearly silent linear switch without the "mushy" feel traditional silent switches have.For the price, you will not find a quieter switch that's as well made as this one. Bar none. 10/10, would recommend to literally anyone looking for silent switches or just a new switch to putz with.

These are nicely lubed, silent key caps. I have the ones where the board’s leds can shine through. Nice!

Read the v3 is a nice upgrade from I never tried v2, but these are very silent. Very easy to install.