GK GAMAKAY Pluto Tactile Mechanical Keyboard Switch, GamaKay Switch 5 Pin Pre-lubed Switches for DIY Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Pluto Swicth-45Pcs)

I decided to buy these keyboard switches a bit on impulse because they were only about $6 USD. Now that I have them installed, I kind of feel like I understand why they were so cheap. The switches don't feel terrible. But, for tactile switches, they have barely any "bump" to them. This means that it is really easy to bottom out the switch while touch typing. They are also much louder than I prefer my keyboard switches. I know that they aren't marked as silent, but even when not bottoming out the key they are a bit clicky clacky. So, not really for me.

These are nice tactile switches that have a lot of feedback, they're packaged very nicely. If you like a little bit of resistance when typing, then these are great!

The GK Plutos feel almost identical to the Cherry MX Browns on my trusty K70 red edition keyboard- nostalgic, in a way. A throwback to when they still had some tactility before wearing down to a mostly linear feel. The tactile bump is early but subtle and light, making these a decent option for those transitioning from linears but still wanting a faint hint of tactility. I did notice some wobble on the down press though. I expect as much at this price point. If you want something a little more stable, a switch with a the box stem can be an alternative. That said, these are a very inexpensive switch and you get a lot for the value, much like MX Browns. They're on the quieter side for tactile switches, though not completely silent-they can click or thock depending on the keyboard and how they are pressed.