Lekker Switch Springs

I have not opened it

Packaging: The springs come loose in one bag, almost all of them were stuck together and I had to separate them individually. A bit tedious but there's not really many other ways it could be packaged to prevent this. Not complaining just to note

Springs: For typing and gaming, I personally prefer the feeling of the regular stock springs that come with the Wooting board. The stock springs makes typing sound and feel more premium, in my opinion

I basically only play FPSs and installed these springs in my WASD keys to try out before committing to swapping out all the springs. They were just alright. From a regular typing perspective, I barely noticed the change. From a strafing perspective, the keys felt a fair amount lighter and I felt like my inputs were more "fluid". Seems like it'd be a good thing but I kept accidentally pressing A or D and I ended up preferring the more on/off feel of the heavier stock springs. I think that if you were trying to use your Wooting keyboard as an analog input (I.E. simulated joystick), you'd want the lighter springs as it makes it easier to operate in a non-binary way. Aside from feel, the lighter springs also had some more twang to them but I didn't lube them so I'm unsure if it'd go away and the packaging is slightly annoying because the springs get tangled together.

Lekker Switch Springs