Keychron K Pro スイッチ

I’ve been using the 90-switch set to replace the stock ones on my board, and the smoother travel makes a noticeable difference in typing feel. The soldering process went smoothly with no bent pins, and they’re quiet enough for late-night work sessions.

The 110-set gives me plenty of extras for experimenting, and that's a huge relief when you're learning to lube. They seat firmly in the hot-swap sockets with zero wobble, and the stems feel consistent across all of them.

I grabbed the 70-switch set for a TKL build and every single one seated perfectly with no bent pins. The factory lube was just right—not too much, not too little.