Glorious Keyboard Switch Sample Pack - Gateron | Kailh | Panda | Lynx Mechanical Keyboard Switches

If you have a mechanical keyboard you owe it to yourself to test out some new switches every once in a while. The thing that holds most people back, I think, is feeling like they need to buy a full set of switches to do so. Welp, here's a sampler pack that has a bunch of popular switches that you can easily try out. Some will probably feel pretty good, some probably won't. Some will be too quiet, or too loud. Maybe, like me, you'll find that you like your stock switches about the best, and that you don't need to replace your switches, but even if that's the case you'll stop wondering if there's something else out there. Well worth the reasonable price for these to give them a try, and if you have friends with mechanical keyboards you can always lend this set to them after you're done testing things out as well - they'll appreciate it.

I got there to figure out which switches I want to use in a new keyboard I was gifted and I was not disappointed. Each switch was great and I loved trying each out to find my favorite. My only suggestion would be to label them as you take them out of the box...The colors are different but if you loose or get rid of the box you wont know which one is which... I didn't personally use the O rings because they aren't my favorite key feel. Cant wait to save up for a full set so I can replace the whole board! Added bonus the unused switched can be used like fidgets after you choose your favorite!

I think these were helpful in making my choice moving forward. 😊

Switches feel nice, there are so many different color switches to get the one you want for the sound you are looking for, quality is a must and I think these have that appearance as the performance matches what I’d expect. Overall good sound quality, appearance, and performance.

This product seems unnecessary, but it's a fantastic (and affordable) step into the world of mechanical keyboards. With 18 different switches, you can get a sense of what your favorite type of switch is. Not only does the pack include the switches, but it also includes four different types of o-rings, allowing even more testing to find what your preference is.Even after you buy a set of your favorite switch, this pack is still useful for accent notes. I took one of the clicky individual switches and used it for caps lock. I enjoy how that key gives a decidedly different feel than the alphanumeric keys.

There isn't much to say except that, if you're starting out in the mechanical keyboard hobby, this is a great sample pack to try out! I got this and a couple of others, and they've really helped me a lot! It's hard to imagine that you wouldn't find something in here worth trying out! Even if none of these is your "final" switch (and really, what is a "final" switch in this hobby? We're always trying out new things, trying to improve on what we've been using), it'll likely point you in the right direction!

Bought these to test out some different switches. My first mechanical keyboard and I am glad I bought this kit. Brows are NOT tactile. You feel nothing at all. I liked the Glorious Panda switches but they were a little stiff. I wound up getting the Holy Panda X switches that are not in this kit but this kit helped me settle on the right switches for me.This was a better option than just buying set of switches and not being happy with them. I have now passed this on to a fried so he can deiced on the switches he will be getting also.This kit was worth the money and was very helpful. It showed me that all the switches I thought I would like were not for me. Trust no one when it comes to switches and just get this kit or another kit from what ever MFG you plan on using. Same switch from different companies feel different. 60g switch from Gateron feels stiffer then 60g switch from kailh.

Do you have a mechanical keyboard with hot swap sockets? Wondering if the grass is greener? This is a pack of 18 (16, if you don't count the factory lubed variations as "different") different switches that Glorious Gaming packages and resells. It comes with some o-rings you can try out if you think that might be your thing (it has been a thing I did in the past, now i just look for mute/silent switches).The Good:- Sample of a variety of switches from different manufacturers in a single box.- Box has a switch legend on it.The Bad:- o-rings are disappointing when they could have included a silent tactile or silent linear switch instead.The Meh:- Lubed switch variations are a good indicator that you might want to buy the unlubed switches and DIY lube.- Watching a "how to lube" video might make you think "factory lube is good enough!"- Switches come in a cardboard box with nice foam padding and no pretense at including a switch testing plate.