Glorious PC Gaming Race Panda Switch (LUBED) - 36x Plate Mounted 3 pin Switches for Mechanical Keyboards (GLO-SWT-HPANDA-LUBED)

Totally worth the price and it gave me the experience I expected.

I thought it would be a great idea to buy factory-lubed switches from Glorious, but I was wrong. There is almost no lube inside and I have to do it myself. Why u charge an additional 10+ $ FOR IT? Overall these are good.

Buenos switches. El tacto es muy satisfactorio.

Ich habe diese Switches in meine Keychron Q1 verbaut. Davor waren Gateron Red und Gateron Phantom Brown in der Tastatur, die allesamt 'scratchy' waren. Zudem hatte ich diverse andere "braune", taktile Switches verprobt. Unter dem Strich sind dies die besten, die ich je unter den Fingern hatte. Super genau, ein sehr angenehmes Schreibgefühl.

I've used alot of tactile switches in this short fall into the rabbit hole, I own Ice Kachangs V2, Akko Cream Blue Pro V3, Strawberry Milk Tactiles and nothing comes close.. the panda switches have a very trademarked marble sound when it bottoms out and with the right board and gazzew's lubing method you will be in marble city. I have not experienced any sort of leaf ping on these switches at all, people hating on these likely just don't like the higher price tag.

Has Glorious Gaming ever made anything with an okay price-to-quality ratio? I do not know. These switches are simply not up to par. Bought those lynx unlubed ones thought I'd lube them myself bc the lubed ones are 20 dollars more expensive. Upon opening 1 switch, the astoundingly short spring simply shocked me. I mean, I felt better when I looked down in showers during my pre-teen years. Despite the whatever materials "sourced from Japan and Korea," which is essentially anti-China tropes btw, these keys are just bad. Scratchy even after lubed and feels as loose as... you know.. there is no rebound whatsoever bc length matters, at least in this case... I own about a dozen mechanical keyboards and tried above 50 different switches. This is one of the fastest returns.

I'm by no means an expert at keyboard switches, but after having linears for a few years I wanted something with a bit of tactility and decided to get some Gateron Browns and was EXTREMELLY disappointed with the mushy feel to them and a total lack of a tactile bump. The best way I can describe Glorious Pandas is a switch with a pretty pronounced, crisp bump with minimal pretravel. To me, these things feel 100 times better then Gaterons I have had the misfortune of buying earlier.