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Elle Noir
2025-08-25 10:40:49
These switches are great. They hardly make any sound and the tactile bump is pretty smooth. Excellent value for the price. For comparison, I have the Outemu Silent Peaches (linear) in my other keyboard and those feel more mushy. I highly recommend these, especially for the office or late night work.
Gavin Norris
2025-08-13 11:29:34
First things first, I have tried several switches from the YUNZII brand, and I have been more than happy with all I’ve gotten from them. From box switches, to any other switch needs that you have, look no further than these guys! From affordability, to great quality, you can wholeheartedly trust these guys!With that all being said, these did not disappoint! These switches are definitely for the folks that don’t care for the noisy overwhelming switches such as blues, kailh whites, and every other sensory overload switches that are offered on the market. These are low volume and offer a buttery smooth trail to the actuators, much like a fresh paved highway! Such satisfying switches to use and I love everything about them. If you’re looking to pick up and try some new linear switches, then I highly recommend these to be your next purchase!
Joshua
2025-08-01 10:54:28
The connectors bend extremely easily and will most likely bend when removing it. It is extremely hard to remove switches. Al thought it is possible to straighten the switches, it is really tedious and time consuming. It also takes noticeably more force to press down. This is definely a hit or miss for sound. It is extremely quiet. The company has great customer service. Overall, I wouldn't recommend.
Anson
2025-07-26 17:11:44
These Outemu switches are on the heavier side which is to my preference. Here are some specs:Switch type: LinearPre-travel: 2.00 +/- 0.6mmTotal travel: 4.00mmActuation force: 60gfBottom out: 80gfSpring length: 14mmPins: 3 (compatible with 3-pin and 5-pin PCBs)There is a version of the Outemu Black that has a "dust-proof" box stem but this one has the common open stem. The housing has a Kailh-like structure which means one needs a compatible switch opener to open them up for lubing.Speaking of lube, these switches do not come factory lubed and they do need to be lubed to be effective. Installed into my keyboard stock they are not very smooth and spring ping is audible which for me makes them unusable out of the box.After lubing, these switches get a lot smoother though not as smooth as, say, the Owlab London Fog linear switches that I am comparing side by side. Happily, the spring ping disappears with lube. The Outemu Blacks are muted in sound, noticeably quieter than the London Fogs and also have a deeper sound. With its lower pitch the Outemu's should sound good in a thoccy build.The London Fogs have a 55g actuation force and a 60g bottom out. The Outemu Blacks are heavier and definitely feel that way in comparison. Both the higher actuation and bottom out force means typing with the Outemu Blacks requires more effort but I actually like that. They remind me of the Gateron Black Ink switches only those are a lot more expensive.Overall the Outemu Black switches are a decent, inexpensive switch. They do need to be lubed to eliminate spring ping and make them smoother. Subsequently they're not so cheap when you add the time and effort required to lube them. I don't mind though as lubing switches is a part of the keyboard hobby. The heavier spring action is to my liking though of course YMMV. If you prefer lighter switches Outemu makes quite a few lighter models.
Edwin
2025-07-11 12:42:14
These switches offer a satisfying tactile feel and a smooth actuation, making each keystroke feel precise and responsive. These silent switches surprised me. I've really enjoyed them tbh. The build quality is impressive, ensuring durability and longevity. Overall, YUNZII Outemu Switches provide an excellent balance of performance and value, making them a superb upgrade for any mechanical keyboard enthusiast.
Stephanie Andrea Allen
2025-07-02 18:25:34
These switches came free when I purchased the Yunzii B75 Pro keyboard and I immediately tried them out on one of my keyboards. I love them! I think they're out of stock on Amazon now, but I'll be purchasing more of them. Definitely a little creamier than what I've been using, and I'm enjoying the feel of them.
Thomas
2025-06-28 13:49:54
Despite being relatively new to the whole mechanical keyboard scene, I've had the opportunity to try quite a few different types of switches, including all sorts of linears, tactiles, and clickys. While I'm not the biggest fan of tactile switches, as I've come to love the smoothness of linear switches more for everyday use, I decided to try out these Outemu Pandas and, I'm gonna be honest, I think these are my favorite tactile switches I've tried.I've tried all sorts of tactile switches and these are by far the best tactiles I've used. Look, switch preferences and stuff will always be up to personal preference, but I genuinely love the feel and sound of these switches. While they are fine stock, I decided to lube them and the results have been fantastic so far. They have a "D" style tactile bump (basically the entire keypress is a tactile bump with no pre or post travel) and they are very fun to type on. Once lubed, they sound great and, at least on my keyboard, they have a nice thocky sound to them. While there is obviously a lot of different factors that play into what your keyboard will sound like, the switches you use are still a very important piece of the puzzle and I can confidently say these switches are definitely capable of having that nice deep sound profile lots of people are chasing after so long as you tweak the switches right.While I will still always love my linear switches the most when it comes to everyday use, I found myself being surprised at how nice these Outemu Pandas are and am thinking about doing a new keyboard build with these switches at the center. These are by far the nicest tactiles I've used in my opinion and I think these switches are absolutely a good consideration for anyone still looking to find their perfect switch.
Hahahos
2025-03-11 10:19:01
Up until now, I thought the switch only had linear type, tactile and non-click. But this click switch makes a pleasant sound every time I press the keyboard. Of course, it's noisy to use in the office, but it seems like it plays a part in increasing the efficiency of work when you're working from home.
Ibrahim
2025-01-06 17:10:56
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