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Could not agree more.
Their keycaps come in very nice boxes, too. They're hardshell plastic that's pretty sturdy. >

Check out the keycap packaging... there's some group buy sellers that could take some notes. >

OMG I feel so damn dumb right now, some moth ago I bought some Akko switches and I used a cheap lubing station from amazon, I didn't think at all that I could just use that plastic thing, I was just there with my tiny little lubing station thinking "damn I would really like a bigger lubing station" >

Akko switches already punch way above their price range, no idea how they also have better packaging than anyone else >

I am not sure for the packaging as well. And I think they don't get the love that they deserve. I bought Cream Blues and Yellows, and even though Blues are a bit too loud for my taste, they sound really good. I used Silver CS for a long time and they still sound a lot better than some way more expensive switches. >


I bought cream blues too, and they were to loud for my taste too. the cream yellows were a lot quieter which i liked. Not a fan of lubed tactiles. i feel like it makes the switch lose a lot of tactility, and not a fan of the firm bottom out on the cream blues. Prefered my sponge switches over the blues, since their quieter, and the bump is more felt.