CHERRY MX RGB SILENT RED Switch Kit, 23 Mechanical Keyboard Switches, for DIY, Hot-Swap or Gaming Keyboards, Linear Switch without Click, Smooth to Use & Quiet

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.

So nice. You can test all the switches, feel and see which one fits your keyboard and they are really effective for finding your next switch. Love it and it looks cool on my shelve

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

bought 3 boxes, although the paper box is a bit crushed, and the switches are a mess when out of the box, the pins are still good and useable

A good tester box so you can understand which switch is for you. It's hard to understand how a switch will feel just by watching a youtube video or review. It's a shame after testing them i don't know what to do with them. Maybe Cherry should release a fidget toy or something.

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