I am a big boy and I like heavy switches. As a linear gang member they are perfect, smooth pretty and for now reliable. The lube is okay. I recommend putting them into a keyboard (if it is hotswap) and then just applying more lube if certain switches need it.
Hoooooooooly cow these are smooth. Like smoother than smooth. You think Durock linears are smooth? You ain't felt smooth. Slap some of these bad boys into your board and prepare for a linear experience unlike anything else. Mine were even perfectly factory lubed and the housing tolerances were perfect, meaning you don't have to do any extra work to them. They're totally stock, and they're totally sick.
The Aqua kings v3 are very smooth, if you lube them self with krytox 205g0 you will get a nice
experience. The only bad thing is the spring ping and the overlube from the factory but it is easly fixed by self.
They are lighter then I normally purchase but I wanted them for clear and quick typing. They are very, pretty I don't use them very often but I like switching my keyboards quite often so I never get comfortable. I would recommend for the clear properties.
Haven't had too many switches pre-factory lubed but these have to be the best one I've encountered so far to the point I felt no need to re-lube them myself.
The switches come pre-lubed and I was surprised at how consistent most of the switches were with each other. The clear everything aesthetic is also something that I enjoyed and are probably visually compatible with most styles. I would recommend these to anybody that wants to build a "good enough" keyboard without the hassle of opening and lubing every switch
I'm fairly new into the community, and have bought and tried about 7 or 8 different switches. I've tried all three types of swtiches. (tactile, linear, and clicky) And so far, these have been my absolute favorite switch to use. I lubed them with Krytox 205 G0, and they have been nothing but the best. I prefer a heavier spring, as to why I went with the 67g. I found a sound test on youtube and that's how I heard about these switches. And so far absolute life hack in the thocc field.