Gateron Milky Yellow Pro V2 Switches, Pre-lubed Linear 5 pin for All MX Mechanical Keyboard (72PCS, Milky Yellow Pro)

LOVE these switches. I switched (pun intended) from Gateron Browns and I just love the silky smooth sound of these so much more. They are high quality and I did not have any issues with any of the switches. The sound of these switches is wonderful to not annoy my coworkers.

These switches are worth double the price. I replaced my Cherry MX Blacks with these babies. They are pre-lubed, and can be inserted right out of the box into your hopefully hotswap keyboard. They are designed for rgb backlighting. The backlighting shined right through. You will notice immediately upon typing on them that they are far thockier and smoother and more satisfying than nearly every other switch you've tried. I was fully satisfied. I may try some additional dampening foam mods, but for now these made my keyboard ten times or even twenty times better. I can't stop typing hour after hour. It's like asmr... Used with a Ducky One 3 tenkeyless.

I can't say enough about the switches. If you like a smooth thocky sound to your keyboard, these are it. You don't need to spend an arm and a leg for rich thock...these do the trick. I have these on several of my keyboards and I just love them.

As someone who’s tried dozens of switches (from HMX, BSUN, Keygeek, Akko, TTC, Cherry, etc.), I can confidently say the Gateron Milky Yellow Pro V2 is a safe, cost-effective choice for most keyboard builds. What They Do Right: - Insanely cheap – One of the most affordable quality switches available. - Smooth out of the box – Factory lube is decent, though hand-lubing improves them further. - Balanced sound – Neither too deep nor too clacky, with a slightly muted volume. - Full 4.0mm travel – Standard linear feel with medium spring weight. Minor Flaws: - Noticeable stem wobble – If you hold a key down, you’ll feel it, but it’s not distracting at normal typing speeds. - Not the most premium – You get what you pay for, but they punch above their price. Final Verdict: If you want a budget-friendly, smooth linear switch that doesn’t require modding to be usable, these are a fantastic pick. They won’t blow you away like a premium switch, but for the price? Hard to beat.

My son is a 14-year-old hardcore gamer. I am a 40-something mother, who grew up playing super Mario Bros on the original Nintendo, when we were only allowed to play on the weekends. Technology has advanced so much. About a year ago, my son got a gift of a keyboard that cost over $100 from one of his friends. I was completely baffled. I had him explain to me what made it so expensive. It still sounds crazy to me, but I have just resigned myself to acceptance. Fast forward for ward to now, and he is upgrading his setup. This happens frequently actually. He has decided to do his room in all black and white and he wanted a new keyboard. I flatly refused to pay over $100 for a keyboard when the one that he had is working pretty well. The only problem is that the zero key wasn't working. Apparently, it's not a key that he uses frequently, and he had been working around this problem for a couple of months he informed me that the only thing he really needed was to fix the zero key. He sent me a link to these switches. He also sent me a link to purchase new keycaps to make the design of his keyboard look cooler than the basic white he had. He replaced the switch for the zero key quickly and easily without any parental intervention. Now his keyboard is fully functional, and I have not spent more money than I'm comfortable spending. Bottom line: yes, my 14-Year-Old son, The tech Guy of the house, would buy again.

These switches are a blessing to your ears. Deep and thocky, and in my opinion they come great sock. It feels great to type on, sort of like a deep sensation when you're clicking down on the key. If you do want to remove these from your keyboard, they are a little tough to pull out, but that doesn't happen most of the time.

these are the first switches I purchased when getting into the mechanical keyboard hobby and they really do feel nice for the price. I think the consensus is that these are not the smoothest? But I'm new enough to the hobby that they feel much smoother than the switches that came stock in my keyboard.

I recently purchased these keycaps to replace the stock Outemu blue switches on my Redragon K552, and I couldn't be happier with the result. The keycaps sound great, providing a satisfying and improved typing experience. However, a word of caution: you will need to do a bit of modification to get them to fit perfectly. Specifically, you will need to clip the two plastic guides on the bottom and make a small diagonal cut on both terminals. Once these adjustments are made, the keycaps fit nicely and perform wonderfully. Overall, these keycaps are a fantastic upgrade. The sound and feel they provide are well worth the small amount of extra effort required for installation.

Love the switches, I used them on my Glorious keyboard, they where easy to install and sounds great.

Son unos switches que suenan muy bien en mi Keychron V2. Ya vienen pre lubricados y son bastantes buenos. Los recomiendo bastante

Utilisés pour monter un premier clavier, aucun problème.

Nice and quiet

Hören sich Toll an, einfach anzubringen und super Qualität.