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United StatesDecent Tactile for the Price
I bought these switches looking for a cheaper tactile to try. First, the tactile, these switches have a sharp (but not super strong) tactile bump. Meaning the drop in tactile is really fast. Although the peak of the tactility isn't very high. I have no complaints for the tactility as it's mostly preference. I like the sharp drop but I wish it were more tactile. (although this is up to preference. Now the sound, these are where the T1s drop off a bit. As a stock switch there is a lot audible scratch, no surprise. But when I lubed these with Tribosys 3204. They had a plasticky sound to it. Kind of like stock Gateron yellows. Furthermore on my batch there was a noticeable amount of leaf scratch even after lubing the stem legs and leaf. One of the switches I tested was so bad that I could hear a small click from the switch. So for sound I would definitely not rank this higher than some other switches. Although filming these switches does reduce the plasticky sound but not the leaf scratch, so I'd 100% recommend filming these. The spring of the switches is a nice weight at 67g and with almost no spring ping which is a plus. If you're looking for a switch with a good or deep sound these are not for you. Although I may have gotten a bad batch of these switches. With switches like the Gazzew Boba U4T and Akko CS Ocean Blue switches the competition for these switches is getting tougher as T1s filmed would cost the same amount as Gazzew U4T which don't need films, and the Ocean Blue switches are much cheaper than both at around 25 cents per switch which also don't need films. So if you're looking for a clean deep sound I would recommend the Gazzew U4T. If you're on a budget, Akko Ocean Blues. I'd mostly reccomend the T1s to people coming from Cherry/Ergo clears or something similar in tactility. Also please don't take all of my word for this. Switches are mostly preference and you're keyboard may change the feel and sound of the switches as well as the batch of switches you get.
United StatesGreat tactile switch for the money
For those looking for a great tactile switch that won't break the bank, this is it. You should definitely lube this switch to make it smoother and tune the sound. I would also recommend filming the switch but it's not an absolute necessity. Although it's not as tactile as a Zealios v2 switch, it has more tactilityand sounds better to me than Holy Pandas.
United StatesExcellent switches
Nice "thock" sound, and quite satisfying to type on. I plan on trying lubing these, but haven't yet - I've just been using them stock in a GMMK Barebones board.
United StatesAmazing!
I am very happy with my purchase as I lubed and filmed them with 3203 and used them in my Prime E Acrylic Black Build I did. They are great and I definitely recommend!
United StatesA tactile dream come true...
These are amazingly tactile switches with a very pronounced bump a the very top of the travel distance. resting your fingers on these switches they don't give at all but as you apply pressure they eventually give way and the click is registered immediately . These are a must have for a dedicated typist