Lubricant

Lubing your switches results in smoother switches, a deeper "thockier" sound profile, and more consistent key presses. There are a lot of options for lubing, and everyone has their own preference for how they like their switches to feel and sound.

💡 Read our Switch Lubes - The Basics article, written by guest contributor Ashkeebs. It covers what lubing your switches does, the different kinds of lubricants available, and other factors to consider.

▶️ Watch a video tutorial by Alexotos on how to lube your switches.

Here's a brief comparison of four of the options:

Krytox 205g0

• Viscosity: high
• General usage: bottom housing, spring, stem
• Intended effect: buttery smooth press, deeper acoustic, reducing tactility
• Recommended for: linears, tactiles (high-tactility), silent switches.
  
• 👉 Highly effective for lubing stabilizers

Krytox 105g0

• Viscosity: low
• General usage: spring (common) / bottom housing & stem (uncommon)
• Intended effect: reduce spring ping and very slight reduction on friction
  
• Recommended for: springs, linears

TriboSys 3203

• Viscosity: medium
• General usage: bottom housing, spring, stem
• Intended effect: reducing some friction while retaining acoustic and tactility
• Recommended for: tactiles

TriboSys 3204

• Viscosity: medium-high
• General usage: bottom housing, spring, stem
• Intended effect: smooth press, retaining acoustic and tactility
• Recommended for: linears, tactiles, silent switches
  

Breakdown and recommendations by Ashkeebs. Learn more in his intro article on Switch Lubes.

🚚 Shipping: Orders are expected to ship out within two weeks. There will be a high volume of orders, so there may be delays as our fulfillment center sorts and packs everything. We appreciate your patience!

⚠️ These are final sale. Cancellations are not accepted. We will not modify your order by merging or splitting them. Please take care when placing your order.

Please do not order these with any Group Buy items.