I bought the Womier RD75 Pro a couple of months ago, and although It’s been great as a first “real” mechanical keyboard for me, the switches are very slightly scratchy, and even though I almost never notice it, I would like a slightly more premium typing experience. I’m trying not to go over 50 dollars for a set of switches for it, any recommendations?

And while I’m at it, have any of you bought this keyboard as well?

    • Mandarbmax@lemmy.world
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      16 days ago

      I agree, breaking in the switches and then greasing them is probably the best bet. Waxboiling the switches as a last resort too.

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      16 days ago

      I don’t have the patience to do that, and after looking for a bit it seems like gateron’s pro v3s are cheap enough and high quality, was thinking of going for the creamy yellows too.

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    15 days ago

    I have a Womier SK75, it came with mint blizzard switches I believe. Incredibly scratchy, absolutely unusable.

    I swapped mine with Akko Rosewoods, they are so much better. I can recommend any Akko switch, depending on your preference, as they are generally pretty good and usually easily attainable (you can usually find them on amazon).

    Another Akko switch I tried is the Botany: similar feel to the rosewood, a bit crispier and clackier compared to the almost soft feel of the Rosewoods.

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      15 days ago

      This might sound stupid but I’m new to the hobby. how are akkos compared to gateron? cause gateron is what I frequently see recommended, and they do have budget options