BSUN Milk Dragon Linear Switches

This switch is super smooth and creates the most satisfying marbly, creamy, deep clack on my Bridge75 Max. However, I hesitate to even use the word 'clack' because it's not a truly clacky switch and it has so much more character and dimension than, but there's just a hint of sharpness (in an extremely pleasant way) when the switch bottoms out. The top out results in a soft (but not too muted) pop that just makes these a joy to listen to. They initially reminded me a bit of the very budget Epomaker Jade Blossom switches that were my previous go-to's for a marbly sound (have since started to favor their Creamy Jade switch - I know the "e"-brand is a bad word in the keyboard community, but they do have a few worthwhile switches), but when compared side by side, the Dragon Milks are much deeper, rounder, and fuller sounding. In essence, they're better sounding all the way around. Where they suffer a bit, in my opinion, is in the return of the switch. They depress easily, but are a little sluggish on the upstroke giving the impression of an allllmost over-lubed switch. They're not the only marbly switches I have that are like this, and sometimes that's the tradeoff you make for getting this kind of sound.

I'm seriously tempted to pick up another set of 100 to throw into some not-yet-built board, but will definitely be putting these into the Bridge full time when I've tired of the Keygeek Oat linears currently occupying the space.