CHERRYMX EXPERIENCE BOX, 10 Mechanical Keyboard Switches, for DIY, Hot-Swap or Gaming Keyboards, To Try Out and Form First Impressions, Quality Made in Germany

These are a lifesaver, especially if you're fortunate enough to have a hot-swappable keyboard like I do. Now, let's get into the specifics. The quality of these switches is amazing—that alone earns my recommendation. The value is great: 23 keyboard switches for £12.86 is insane! The sound of the switches is phenomenal—Cherry MX Browns have to be my favourite switches.

A bit pricey to change all 107 keys on my keyboard so I only bought two packs to change all the QWERTY and numbers. Very easy to swap them out. The click is good, gives me more feedback and helps me type a little better. These are the proper Cherry MX switches, so don't compromise, always get the best and genuine.

These switches feel nice (After lubing them) and perform great. The only issue I have with this product is the packaging - the switches are placed into a cardboard frame with cutouts to accommodate them, however, when I opened the box for the first time, every single switch was just loose in the box.I feel extremely nit-picky as the product itself is great but presentation does score points.That being said, I definitely recommend these switches.

I might be crazy, but l think there is some level of inconsistency between the switches, not sure though. I like them regardless.

They are what they look like.A selection of 10 mechanical key "tester" buttons.several were way "squeakier" than expected due to the springs but it's a good way to see and test out how you like your customisable keyboard before sinking the silly-money into one.Tho given the keyboard i did buy, likely worth it in the long-term if you can afford the luxury, and it is a luxury item at that price point.The oldschool dell USB keyboard (idiot that i was, gave mine away) remains the best entry-level i can recommend in decades (almost impossible to find now dell changed their design), beyond that just skip to something sturdy and with minimal gimmicks (check my reviews for a few decent lower-priced options).Ultimately, in terms of upgrades these make for a perfect tester before deciding on what you want in the end.Tho let's be honest. 95% of people will want/prefer the silent red, a few "tactile" ergo-clear/brown ones would (and do) stop accidental key-presses for those who "rest" their hands on their "neutral position" keys (the directional "WASD" or equivalent ones for the gamers likely to be considering this level of spend) or on buttons you NEED to know where the "trigger point" is (arrow keys, grenade, ultimate or jump/crouch/sprint).

Switches received in somewhat questionable condition. But I think that is mainly the fault of the packaging, 80% of the switches were not secure in transit so suffered some bent pins. Once straightened each switch has tested as working so far and has no trouble fitting into a hot swappable board. A little firmer press than a red switch but the tactile bump helps with mispressed keys and touch-typing.

Prefer these to the speed silvers my keyboard came with, they feel just right to me. Good price too!

but that doesn't seem to be the case, they're soldered in. I didn't force the issue.