WS Aurora Series Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches 5 Pins PCB Mount Lubed Switches Clear(35pcs)

They came quickly and sounded like bubbles

The WS Aurora Clears are a great purchase. I love them! They’re a little clacky, but in a good way. I prefer light lube on switches and these are perfect.Specs for WS Aurora: Linear switchTop housing: PolycarbonateBottom housing:Aurora Fog / Aurora Pink / Aurora Blue: NylonAurora Clear: UHMWPEStem: POM5-pin PCB MountNo factory lubeTotal travel distance: 3.8mmActuation travel: 1.90 ± 0.5mmActuation force: 53 ± 5gBottom-out force: 63.5g

Factory lube is done well, switches sound very good

The media could not be loaded. I got clears and they have great quality and are amazing for the price.I lubed half of them but the prelubes sound the same !!! They are 5 pin tho so I had to cut mine for the glorious base

In building & repairing computers these key switches are used very often. Mainly for high-end (over $100) keyboards that the serious gamers use. What they do is tough on the keyboards and often switches break or become less responsive which may lead to a gamer losing a match. These snap right in to the sockets and can instantly rebuild the whole keyboard like new. I realize they would not be used by your everyday person or casual gamer but when it gets serious they are the switches to be used.

I Purchased 90 of Wuque's aurora switches and use them stock at first, for the price I can say it's okay to use stock, the box design makes the stem stable and does not have any spring pings. I like to lube all switches by hand and I have done this so many times by now (I lubed almost 1500 switches) and non of my other switches have this problem, after opening the aurora switch and lubing them by myself with 205g0 and 105(springs), some of the aurora switches sound like over lubed cherry blues, around 30 out of 90 I purchased have this issue, the leaf makes a huge ping sound and feels when I press it. It's not fixable by applying more 205s on the leaf, it's just a bunch of junk switches that sound annoying.So if you want to buy them just use them stock, DO NOT open them. if you really like to lube the switch on your own maybe try gateron box cj switches, those are far better quality than these and have almost the same price.

I've become very skeptical of factory-lubed key switches since a lot of the ones I have tried have inconsistent lube or not enough to do any good. That's why these switches were a pleasant surprise. The lube is light, but it's enough to overcome any scratchiness and keep the spring ping minimal. They feel and sound good enough to use stock, but with a little extra work (more lube) they become excellent. They're really great for RGB-centric keyboards too.I was impressed by the huge two stage spring, and included a smaller "normal" spring for comparison in my photo.

I'm brand new to keyboard modding, so I've been trying different switches to see what I like. These are really great! They have a decent pressure to them, and offer a satisfying (but not overpowering) click. For everyday use and gaming, these are great! For typing up documents, I prefer something with a more substantial 'click', but these still work well! I have no complaints whatsoever with these, and will be using them for a while!