EPOMAKER Wisteria Tactile Mechanical Keyboard Switches Set, 5 Pin Factory Lubed 30 Pieces Switch, with POM PTFE Stem, 20.4mm Spring, Compatible with MX Keycaps for Gaming Keyboard DIY

exactly what I ordered. They work very well, they were the cheapest on Amazon, and the switches are great quality. Their noise level is a bit higher than usual, but I don’t really mind it, I ordered tactile switches and they are very tactile. Their speed is also great. I would re-purchase.

Built this keyboard for my wife and these babies really made it something special. You don’t get a cheap feel, and there’s no spring ping. Aesthetically, these fit any girly build you could come up with. You can mod a keyboard with tape and foam and get that bubbly, poppy sound that you get from YT videos. They aren’t heavy so they won’t tire you out, and they give that perfect tactile feel with a creamy bottom out that will give that sweet sweet, satisfying feeling with each stroke. For the money, you can’t do much better. My wife loves them. They’ve made us both fans of the brand. Buy them now.

Nice and clacky, stiff but not too stiff. Going to be getting either another set of these to replace the rest :)

The Epomaker Wisteria tactiles are objectively a great switch but not exactly for me. The colorway of the switch is quite nice. The smoothness on my batch was surprisingly solid. No leaf ping on the tactile bump and a nice glide throughout the switch. The bump itself is extremely pronounced, so expect a medium-heavy tactile experience. The overall feel of typing on the switch is quite nice, but where they lose me is on the bottom out. They're clacky with a bright and loud bottom out. It's like tapping glass every time you reach the end, with a hard abrupt smack each time you bottom out. This coupled with the tactile bump makes them an overly tactile experience, far more then what I prefer. It's not bad in that it does what a tactile switch should do, and does it well, it's just a bit too much for me. Maybe I'm just spoiled by lighter tactiles but if you're into heavy tactiles then this would be more up your alley. It's definitely one of those switches that if you put it on a stiff plate it would probably get fatiguing in a short period of time, so keep to softer plates to dampen the tactile feedback.

The tactility of this switch is almost right at the top its throw and gives a very satisfying push through almost all the way to bottoming out. This is exactly where I personally want the tactility. I would describe the sound of the switch as very "pop"y, more on the clack side of the spectrum. They end up being a little loud, but I think they might be a great option in cheap cases as they sound the same to my ear in almost everything I've put them in. I ended up not using them for my alphabetical keys as I think I actually type faster and more accurately with linears, but they are perfect and satisfying for escape and other keys you want to hit with determination. Love them in my num-pad

I have c a Drop Alt that hasCherry MX Browns with 45g springs. These feel way nicer. Very little stem wobble and unlike the browns these have a very nice tactile bump. Nice crisp bump

Right price to use in some 3d printed fidgets. Moderate clicky noise, bright colors.

I like the sound but if you work in an office these keys are loud.-ex: I only use this keyboard once my daughter is awake in the next room because i could probably wake her up with the amount of typing i do.+I would recommend if you work from home NOT in office.

Nothing to add really. Nice tactile bump that feels snappy, great sound. Comparing with akko blue tactiles I'd choose this ones because of more pronounced tactile feel.

Buena calidad, los pines entran facil y tuncionan correctamente

Upgraded from linear switches in my keyboard at work and these have made a noticable improvement in my typing.

These are great. I was looking for heavier tactiles in the >65g region, but at a fraction of the price of Boba's or Ice Cream switches I tried these for fun. Look no further, we have a winner here.

Great switches! Probably my fav sounding and feeling switches. My only nitpick about them is that you can't get them with a slightly heavier spring. Still, definitely my go-to switch.