Akko Creamy Cyan Clicky Switch With LED Diffuser for Backlit Mechanical Keyboard - 5-Pin 50gf Pre-Lubed With Standard MX Structure for Gaming (45pcs)

The media could not be loaded. Amazing switches for my first keyboard build, very creamy indeed. Paired with the Monsgeek M1, force break mod, 3 layers of tape mod, and poron case foam, this just sounds like heaven.The tactile feeling is very pronounced and satisfying and the super light operating force and low travel makes it so fast to type on. I haven’t tried a lot of other keyboards, but this switch just makes typing so satisfying in terms of both feel and sound.This is my second time achieving 170+ wpm (not very consistent, have to get pretty lucky with the words i’m given but I can achieve 150 wpm 100% accuracy often now) and both times have been on this keyboard. I previously used the RK M75 with fast silver switches and these switches feel so much faster (given its operating force is 18g lighter than the silvers) and more satisfying that my typing speed and accuracy has improved a lot (but this also comes with me typing a lot more).All in all, this is an amazing budget tactile switch that sounds great by default but paired with some tape and foam it will provide the creamiest thock you've ever heard.

These are significantly better to type with than the Creamy blues, the color is more pink than lurple but that’s just going by the palette.The housing isn’t transparent so if you’re planning to use shine through caps you best not do that.Functionality is solid. They’re a lightweight switch with a very prominent bump at the top as described. They’re lower pitched than the blues too which make them sound more creamy.I recommend you get an aluminum board or at least an aluminum plated board to really get that sound profile to where you want it.The only negative is the stem wobble because that’s pretty noticeable.But I have yet to feel another tactile switch as smooth as this and I love Akko switches.Next up will be the creamy yellows and I am very confident those will be my favorite of the line.

These switches are amazing, but I would suggest hand lubing them yourself. The factory lube job is not very consistent, and it seems like there is only a small amount on the rails inside the switch. The quality and sound is on point thought. And they have a very unique tactical feel to them.

These switches feel great out of the box and could only imagine they would get better if you hand lubed them yourself. Typing on them is fantastic, a very subtle tactile bump that lets you know its there but offers a super smooth typing experience. Also not to loud.

I rebuilt my Monsgeek M1W V3 for one of my good friends as her first keyboard and she was thinking she might like clicky switches but had never had a good keyboard before. I always wanted to try Akko switches so here we are! They feel great, they look great, and even though I don't care for clickys they sound pretty darn good too. Definitely recommend, Akko hits at a good price for a really good switch easily.

When replacing my current Glorious G-Lynx switches with these, I noticed that some of my keycaps would slip off the stem, so I got curious and checked some of the switches to see that some didn't hold at all and would slip right off when you used the key. Some of the switches held alright and some had a really hard hold on the keycap. I bought 3 boxes of switches so I have 135 switches total and I was able to go through and replace some of the problematic ones. Overall great sound, feel and price are very good and if Akko can sort out some of these quality control issues it will be a very very good switch.

You don't mind a little wobble on your key caps. The typing experience is so damn good, I convince myself the wobble is just 'lateral gasket' movement. The total travel, nice sublte-ish bump at the top, and just overall typing fill. For 14$ there's not reason you shouldn't try these out, they may just become you're new favorite tactile... Unless you hate wobble, and aren't a sound snob (they sound okay, but they're are plenty of other better switches out if you're chasing the dragon named THOCC)

Got these to replace key switches that weren't working and these key switches were great while still being affordable. They sounded quiet and thocky, they were easy to install and fits most keyboards, felt high quality, and overall feel like they could like for a while.