Wuque WS Heavy Tactile Switches

Absolutely! Here's the revised review:

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**Amazing Tactile Experience!**

I've been using the Wuque tactile mechanical switches for a few weeks now, and I am absolutely thrilled with their performance. The tactile feedback is incredibly satisfying, providing a perfect balance between smoothness and resistance. Each keystroke feels precise and responsive, making typing and gaming an absolute joy.

The build quality is top-notch, with a sturdy design that promises durability. The switches are also very bright and sound amazing with a nice clack, adding to the overall satisfying experience. I have them in 4 keyboards now and they have quickly become my go to switch.

Overall, the Wuque tactile mechanical switches have exceeded my expectations in every way. If you're looking for a high-quality, reliable, and enjoyable typing experience, I highly recommend giving these switches a try. You won't be disappointed!

FANTASTIC L+F SWITCHES. Smooth and tactile. THOCCY and a bit poppy. Could even make it creamy with the right build, which i did.

Cons, very long delivery time, got mine after 3 weeks, so control your excitement bahaha, learned it the hard way. be patient.

even so, would order again.

LumeKeebs AP(almost perfect) if only not for the waiting time.

loves from canada.

EDIT: few weeks have passed, this is such a good switch, the worth of these switches outweighs the time i have waited.

I absolutely love these switches. Was using Lume Keebs L+F Morandi's and while I enjoyed the feel, I paired them with Cerakeys...so they ended up feeling quite hollow, no fault of Lume just from the weight of the caps appearing to overwhelm the spring some. The heavy tactile switches give me a very noticeable feedback bump that lets me know I pressed the switch fully, while also keeping the sound of the Morandi, if not even a bit more thocky. The RGB in my Keychron Q5 Max looks a little dimmer, but again, not because of anything related to Keebs, just because there's no longer a diffuser in the switch, but the RGB in the Q5 Max was already bad to begin with.

Luckily, I ordered 100 switches, and they included a test switch as well (baby kangaroo), I seem to have miscounted how many keys I needed on my keyboard and only ordered 100 switches when I needed 101. Counted twice to be sure I wasn't missing any, which I wasn't, and the baby kangaroo filled the last slot for 101.

No bent pins which is nice, as I did have quite a few on my Morandi order but those are easy to bend back and can be caused by shipping. I will mention here as I did on my Morandi order, I do wish that the WS switches were just shipped in their original packaging after being lubed and filmed, the WS is already amazing at keep the switch locked in place, so to remove it and put all the switches in a single bag seems like a missed opportunity to guarantee less movement during the shipping process, but this may be to simply shipping to use the same bags/boxes across the board, so I can understand it from a cost perspective.

Keys are lubed and filmed, and they feel very consistent. None seem to have a different sound compared to others (so consistent lube, not over/under on some) and I could visibly see the film on the keys as well, so I know it's actually there. The fit is very tight which is good and is also a nice step up from the Morandi as they have awful stem wobble by default, and even when filmed, so with heavy keycaps, it was very noticeable, but that wobble is basically gone now with the heavy tactile.