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They are not perfect, but overall I do like these switches.
Feel-
They are a bit more scratchy than I expected (even after lubing with 205g0). This is really my only gripe with these switches.
They are also bit heavier than I expected, but that is not a problem. With the lube they are heavier than my cherry blacks.
Sound-
They sound great (lube + film). They sound is very composed - decently deep but with a little bit of clack depending on where they are placed in the board.
Stability-
They have a bit less wobble than some other switches I have (cherry red, pink, kailh low profile blue), but have more wobble than others (cherry black, gateron optical brown).
For the price they are pretty good. On a budget, these are a great choice if you take the time to lube them. If your pockets are a little deeper, there are smoother switches out there.
If you don't like clicky do not get these switches. Switches are a lot whole-er sounding than the Cherry Blues. Switches are extremely tactile and feel pretty nice to use, but are a bit heavy to bottom out. Overall a solid recommendation if youre really into hyper clicky switches.
The speed golds are clicky, and actuate near the top. Overall very good if you like clicky switches. They feel lighter than cherry blues although that might just be because they click so far up.
Got the Speed Silvers as I've heard many people praise them over the years. Overall I was not let down by them, they have a super nice "thock" to them once properly lubed.