Kailh Phantom Switches for Lofree Flow84 Mechanical Keyboard, Low-Profile, Tactile, Gentle Sound, Hot-swappable, Full POM Material and Responsive Touch - 90pcs Tactile Switch

This is perhaps something I should have known before buying these switches, but there are many different pin layout standards for low-profile switches, and your keyboard must use the same standard as these switches.These switches only fit keyboards that use the Kailh pin layout, like those from Lofree. I wanted to use these switches in a Keychron keyboard, but Keychron uses the Gateron pin layout, so these switches would not fit.In the picture, a Kailh switch is on the left, and a Gateron switch is on the right.

Switches are very smooth, unfortunately though they advertise hot swappable it seems to only work in lofi boards as the pins are a different layout than most mechanical boards.While the switches are nice these are very pricey, almost double what you can get elsewhere.Now to start the return process and wait for new switches. :((

I like the switches and the score is entirely related to them, not the packing. These tactile switches are lovely to type on: much better accuracy than the linear version as measured by a few passes through Monkey Type with each set. They are the smoothest low profile switches I’ve tried: noticeably better than Gateron Low Profile 2.0.As for the packaging…Amazon shipped these to me INTERNATIONALLY in both but a bubble bag. They were completely crushed upon arrival, but the housings were intact, so I spent an hour bending pins back and was able to salvage them. Thankfully the set includes 6 more switches than the Lowfree Flow has room for, so I was able to discard a couple of switches that were too mangled to save.

This entire line of switches is just fantastic. You can't go wrong with any of them. The tactile Phantom though.... it's chef's kiss. It beats the Choc v1 sunsets out for best low profile tactile in my opinion.