Saturn Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switch, GamaKay Switch 5 Pin Pre-lubed Switches for DIY Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Saturn Swicth-45Pcs)

The GK GAMAKAY Saturn Linear Switch comes well packaged and makes a strong first impression. Considering the affordable price, the overall quality is surprisingly high. One of the biggest advantages is that there is no noticeable spring ping out of the box. After opening a few switches, I could see that lubrication was properly applied to the essential contact points. Because of this, they are smooth and ready to use without additional lubing. The housing feels tight with no noticeable wobble, and the stem is stable with minimal play. The long-pole stem design produces a clean and satisfying bottom-out sound, which gives typing a more solid and defined feel. For the price, it’s hard to find another linear switch that delivers this level of consistency and build quality. There aren’t any obvious weak points, which makes it easy to recommend. One small note: the plastic tray that holds the switches isn’t particularly thick or rigid. However, it can conveniently double as a simple lube station if you plan to modify the switches. Overall, this is an excellent value linear switch that performs well above its price range.

I like clicky switches on my work keyboards, and I've relied on Cherry MX Blue switches for a long time. I've been looking for something new, both because the blues do slowly start to tire out my hands after a while, and because I've had them so long that a lot has changed in regards to switches available since I built my keyboard. I wanted something clicky, but also a little bit lighter. I love the feel of these switches, because they're pretty much what I wanted. They feel like a blue switch that's a lot easier/lighter to press. They sound great, with an audible (but not obnoxious) click, and a satisfying thunk at the bottom of the stroke. They're really well built, and were easy to install with no major production issues that required me to work around. They're really nice, and the fact that they're so cheap, you just can't beat the value. I'd pay 3x as much for a Cherry or Gateron switch of similar performance. Very happy with them.

Not super pretty (with the beige parts) but they're solid feeling switches. Relatively quiet on their own but somewhat audible when mounted (tested on a 3D printed fidget clicker). $20 for 90 switches is a great price for tactiles. Not prettiest looking but a great value for a kb switch. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐