Feker x Holy Panda Switches for Mechanical Keyboard DIY - Linear Keyswitch 3 Pins 50gf for Mechanical Gaming Keyboards - Pre Lubed (45PCS, Panda Switches)

So worth it if you are looking for a tactile thock

I don't have the real deal to compare but enough reviews seem to suggest the 'Feker' Holy Pandas are a good enough substitute for the pricier and hard to find originals.They feel good to type on but I'm not enough of a switch connoisseur to dive deep into the details and subtleties. I will say how they were packed left much to be desired. There are a number of different stores that sell these through Amazon so I can only comment on these specific ones.They were all crammed into a tiny unmarked box and an even tinier unmarked plastic bag. A couple had bent pins because of this but they were easy enough to straighten out and worked fine afterwards. And while these feel good to type on, every once in a while I'll hit a keystroke that feels a little scratchy or I'll hear some slight spring ping. So on that note, you might notice some inconsistency but my set was mostly good.Again, for clones, I'm not too upset with these. They're not super cheap but the price is decent enough especially if you really want to experience Holy Pandas and are willing to settle for the next best thing.

I did not expect to find a switch that had that beautiful thunky sound & feel on Amazon, but I did! Highly recommend the Holy Panda switch. I also got the Matcha and it sounds the same as the Holy Panda, but does not have the same clicking feel to it. I still kept both as they offer different experiences!

For me, consistency is critical. I want my switches to have the same build so that the feel and sound are consistent. These switches don't meet that basic standard. The two switches shown were in the same batch that I bought. Clearly not the same. Useless

The batch of Holy Pandas I received were not pre-lubed per the product title and description, and a couple of the switches had damaged poles.

Sounds really good, love how its prelubed!

The media could not be loaded. These are some nice switches, but be worned unless you really know what you're doing when it comes to lubing. I lubed these with the lightest amount of Tribosys 3202 that I specifically bought for tactile switches because it's thinner than Krytox 205g0. It took a tiny bit of the tactility away from the switches and didn't even really make them feel any better. If I could do it over again I would not lube these. The factory lube is good enough. Other than that, they have a very pronounced tactile bump and they're much louder than my Gateron G Pro 2.0 yellow switches. They sound great imo. A lot of pop on my Keychron Q1V2. I don't know if I prefer them over my Gateron yellows, but if tactile is your thing then you'll probably like them. They're nothing like Gateron browns. You actually feel the bump. You can hear the difference in sound between these and my Gateron G Pro yellow switches in the video I left. I received no bent pins on any of my switches. Buy with confidence. Update: after using these for a few weeks and trying some other switches, these are my number one favorite switch I've tried yet. Gateron G Pro Yellows are second.