10-Pack Wholesales Kailh Box Navy Blue Jade Yellow Orange Tactile Clicky 3 pin Switches IP56 Water-Proof Compatible Cherry MX Switches

So, keyboard switches are a personal preference, as long as the switch keeps functioning, it's not so much if a switch is good, as much as it is good for you. I'm a fan of tactile switches, and got 10 of these Box Burnt Oranges. I've used the Box Navies and the Box Jades, They're really nice, and rather tactile, but they're also clicky switches so I only use them on Numpads, not for gaming or normal typing. The Burnt Oranges are tactile in the same way that Cherry Browns are tactile; that is to say, they don't have the bump like modern tactile medium switches have. I have a non-hotswap Keyboard that has Cherry Clears, and these switches remind me of the Cherry Clears. My own preference is for more of a medium-tactile switch with more of a bump, but I would recommend these for someone who likes the very light tactility of Browns, but wants a stiffer spring, like a Clear.

Box Navies are way clickier than box whites and are super tactile. I originally got these to fidget with, but now I want to build a keyboard with these. Box Jades are supposed to be a lighter switch, but I’ve heard that there are a few issues with them, and I personally haven’t noticed the difference in weight between mine. Navies and Jades are SUPER LOUD, so I wouldn’t suggest this for gamers who need to use their mics, but it’s great for anyone else who wants the ultimate MX mount clicky switch

Burnt Orange...nice keys, used in redragon for wasd and arrow keys...

I'm using Zealios 67g in my keyboard and bought these because I wanted to try them out. I gotta say, these things really surpassed expectations. Frankly, I prefer my Zealios, but that's expected. What isn't expected is that these are so similar to the zealios that the untrained finger (and ear) may not even notice a difference. The tactile bump is much more pronounced than I had expected it to be. Its shorter than Zealios in terms of length of the tactile event but it's still sharply tactile. The tactile bump also occurs immediately at the top. No pretravel which is great. That's how it should be. Because these are less tactile (mostly just less total tactile distance) the switch could be described as being smoother than the Zealios. These are heavier than the Zealios but not quite as heavy as the mx clears. If you're using mx clears as a reference point, these are just infinitely better. Not as mushy, better sound, better sharper tactile bump, tactile bump is right at the top (not so with mx clears), smoother experience. In fact, these are so smooth stock that you might even consider not lubing them. It might not be worth the 4 hours it would take. Also, the housing is so firm/well fit that they don't need films either. In that sense, these are also and excellent beginner switch. If you're on a budget, you're not missing out on much if you go with these. These aren't Zealios or Holy/Glorious pandas, but they're close enough. You won't regret buying these.

"Tactile" my a$$. Bought 70 of these for an order only to find out they feel linear. Cherry MX Browns have more tactility than these

Great feeling switch, working perfectly so far.