GK GAMAKAY Pegasus Tactile Silent Keyboard Switch with LED Diffuser for Backlit Mechanical Keyboard 5 Pin Pre-lubed Switches for DIY (Pegasus V2 Switch-35Pcs)

Just got these today and put them into my RK ROYAL KLUDGE S98 Mechanical Keyboard that I also purchased here on Amazon. The keyboard came with creamy switches which sounded okay but I wanted switches that would allow me to type late at night if I needed to without disturbing my husband since my home office is right next to our bedroom. They're quiet. Not the most silent probably but I love the feel of these. They're not super mushy or anything but there is a difference in the feel of the creamy switches and these. If you've ever used a Logi K270 (which I have to use for work) it's kind of like that. This significantly dampens the sound of my typing. I am not at all worried that I'll bother my husband if I stay up late working now. Since I just got them, I have no idea of their longevity however if I do have issues, I'll update my review. All of the switches that I put in worked too, none of them ended up being duds. If you want affordable, quiet switches these are it!

These Pegasus switches (silent tactile) have a tactile bump, and are the quietest I've ever tried. They feel pretty buttery and you can't hear them at all, which puts a smile on my face. That being said, when building out my board for the office, coming from clicky "typist" switches, it was important to me to have the tactility of clicky switches while not making a sound, and also while not have any mushiness. These Pegasus switches do NOT fit that requirement because they have a strange mushy "release" when letting go of the switch, almost like it has some difficulty overcoming the tactile bump on its way back up. I type about 135 wpm, but with these switches, I strangely could not beat 120 wpm, over and over, just could not get over 120 wpm, as if my fingers were always second-guessing if I had let go of the switch or not. It's hard to explain, but that's how I envision what my fingers were doing. At the end of the day, I built out my silent clicky board with Kailh Deep Sea Whales on all the letters and numbers. Those switches are true "silent clicky" without mushiness, and they have the true feeling of clicky switches while also being really quiet. So then, why the 5 stars??? The Kailh Deep Sea Whales are louder than these GAMAKAY Pegasus switches, particularly on the big keys/modifiers (tab, ctrl, alt, space, etc). So, I had an idea to use these Pegasus switches on those modifiers, and wouldn't you know it, the keyboard is a dream come true. I can use Excel doing all kinds of formulae and ctrl-clicking and shift-selecting and filling equations without making a sound with the GAMAKAY Pegasuses on the modifiers, and typing e-mails is still satisfying and quiet with the Kailh Deep Sea Whales. My silent clicky office keyboard is therefore Kailh Deep Sea Whales on letters and numbers, with GAMAKAY Pegasuses everywhere else. It's perfect.

I picked these up for my office mechanical build. They are definitely the closest feel to a membrane keyboard I've ever felt on a mechanical switch -- a bit of mushiness is to be expected from the dampeners -- but they're even quieter than the membrane keyboards everyone else is using, and satisying (to me) to type on. The silent nature does mean that other small noises (minor spring noises, scratchiness) do become more apparent, but I don't mind much. They are factory lubed but I'm sure they would improve with a hand-lube. They feel lighter than my only other tactiles, the Akko lavenders, with a similar bump, and a bit of a soft landing on the bottom-out. They are packaged similarly to Akkos (excellently in individual trays). Overall, I am satisfied.

I'll just get right to it. This are just great switches if you want silent tactile north facing switches. They're about as quiet and you can expect from a switch, with a higher-pitched sound that seems hushed. The tactile bump is enough if you have strong hands, no pinging... They would be PERFECT though if the bottom housing wasn't opaque. I like my pudding caps, and as much as these keys give me the feels, the pudding caps are really only lit on the top 1/3 of the key. The characters look just fine, but There's like a hard line where the RGB LED shines at the top, and the almost kinda sorta barely lit cap facing me. I still give them 5 stars because 4.5 ain't a thang. If I wasn't tragically in love with ye olde puddin' caps, I'd have ordered a full set of these within 5 minutes.

I really wanted to love these, but I ended up returning them because they were just too heavy and not pleasant for long days on the keyboard. They are silent and mechanical, but they were missing the bounce-back of tactile switches that have quality springs and mufflers. Compared to my Kailh Elf ultra-silent switches these were notably heavier to actuate at 45gf as opposed to 35gf. I likely would've kept them if I didn't have multiple switches to compare them to. For those looking for budget-friendly, silent switches these are durable and serve the purpose of quietly researching answers on Google while on conference calls.

These were only slightly more expensive than the other brands, and I am very pleased with the Pegasus silent switches :). I knew my keyboard would come with the annoying red clicky switches, so I got these to replace them. These came packaged VERY nicely in a protected organizer box. Plus they sound great :) nice and quiet with just a little bump/click near the end. Would buy these again!

After installation, I like how silent the switches are. They are working for their intended purpose. I have a lot of Zoom calls and my other keyboard was making too much noise as I took notes during the meetings, so I changed them out to these silent switches. The only complaint is that some of the switches (about 10) had bent connectors so I could not use them.

Only had them for a week. Silent compared to prior switches. Switched out on my WFH keyboard and liked them enough to switch out on my office keyboard. Nice light bump to typing but not noticeable IMO. Hope they last.

Hatte 3 verschiedene Switchtes getestet auf meinem Ducky One 3 BareBone. Linea Switches Cherry Red - waren im vergleich super laut und lineares druckgefühl hat mir auch nicht gefallen. Danach kam dann der switch auf die AKKO V3 Penguin Silent switches, die waren an sich echt gut und leise aber mich hat gestört, dass die die LED Beleuchtung fast komplett abgeschirmt hatten - also musste eine Silent alternative her. Als ich dei GK dann bekommen habe und eingebaut hatte war ich mehr als zufrieden. Als erstes war die LED Beleuchtung richtig zu sehen und das macht schon so viel mehr aus und mir ist aufgefallen, dass sie ein viel schöneres Klickgefühl haben als die AKKO - bei den AKKO war es sehr hohl klingend, hier ist es sehr angenehm voll - Weiss nicht ob das sinn ergibt aber es fühlt sich einfach besser an und sie sind extrem leise und der Druckpunkt ist für mich perfekt. Klare Kaufempfehlung - würde ich auch ohne LED Keyboard den AKKO vorziehen.

My end game for now. They're truly silent and not mushy at all like other silent switches I've found. They're great for gaming, great for typing, I love them.

Really happy with these switches. Definitely much quieter and while it has a slightly less tactile feel, it still has good feedback. Video comparing these keys to Keychron brown super switches (tactile gentle). ASDF and the first shift keys are the Pegasus switches.