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  For tactile, I'd say akko cs lavenders. Idk how they are prelubed.
context: Buttery smooth best budget thock linears= Gateron milky yellow pros(prelubed)
  Idk about tactiles >
  
  For tactile, I'd say akko cs lavenders. Idk how they are prelubed. >
  
  Their factory lubing is ass tbh. They're hella loud so they need a fair amount of krytox because tribosys didn't do shit. But after krytox they're smooth as silk while still retaining a nice chunky tactility assuming you avoided the legs. Plus they sound like the building sound from the Lego games, which is great. >
  
  Akko makes some good switches at budget prices. I would check them
  Out >
  
  I got the lavender purples(tactile) for my first build, and am excited to try them out. I do know that you can get some of their cs switches pre-lubed and for pretty cheap as well. >
  
  The Lavender Purples are probably similar, but I loved the Jelly Purples on my first build. They were very nice - I have since upgraded to a larger bump that I prefer, but I would recommend Akko switches to anyone. >
  
  Jwk yellows or blacks (depend on spring weight), their basically the cheap alpacas. >
  
  Ok! Thanks! >
  
  I highly vouch for both. The tactiles are incredible. >
  
  Do yourself a big favor, save your money for now, and attend a keyboard meetup in your area.
  Try out all the different switches you can find, decide which ones you really like, then save up to buy THOSE switches.
  If those switches end up being cheap, that's great.
  Even if they don't, you'll end up much happier in the long run.
  Switches are the one area you don't want to skimp on.
  They are what links you to the keyboard, and they provide the majority of your "experience", while using the board.
  I will take good switches, with a cheap case and keycaps, over a good quality board with cheap switches, every time.
  They make that big a difference. >
  
  Ktt Kang White v3's are some very affordable linear switches from AliExpress. >
  
  Ok, thanks for the suggestion! >
  
  That looks really clean, as far as switches go, Gateron Milky Yellow Pros!! >
  
  Thank you! >
  
  Akkos red rose
  Recommended i personally use them on my daily keyboard >
  
  Thanks for the advice! >
  
  Siiiiiiick >
  
  Thank you! I'm sure yours is sick too. >
  
  Is that a wooden case?? >
  
  Sadly, no. Plastic. Just painted it with some spray paint. >
  
  This is a good keyboard however watch out for the hot swap dying or breaking off. This happened to me twice. Same brand. Two different boards. >
  
  Thanks for the advice! Will be carefull. >
  
  Yeah something that helps is holding the back of the pcb, basically the socket, while inserting the switch :) that decreases the chances but you have to take the board apart. Which I suggest putting something in there because sound is hollow >
  
  I put some foam in it already :) >
  
  Definitely gateron milky yellow ( pro if u don't want to lube yourself but it's gonna be a little worse than if you lube them yourself ) >
  
  Thank you for all the suggestions! They were all very good, but I don't need switch advice anymore because I have decided on gateron milky clears, but milky yellows are a good option, in my opinion. >
  
  Wuque Studios is outrageously impressive and insanely cheap (in the switch department) >
  
  Gateron Pro Yellows if you like linears. >
  
  Kailh switches are usually pretty affordable. I like box royals for a nice tactile bump, and hako violets for a crispy, barely tactile but definitely not linear experience.
  For a smooth linear feel, you can't go wrong with Gateron blacks or yellows. >
  
  Love the keycaps!
  What are they they? >
  
  What keyboard is it?(I am new to MKBs) >
  
  Hi! I am pretty new too! It's a redragon k530 (it was black  but I spraypainted it white). >
  
  You did a good job! Thank you for the info! >
  
  Thank you for the compliment! >
  
  Anything Haimu makes, including the WS (wuque studio) switches 
  Amazing switches, I think the only downside may be slight-inconsistent lube but I've been using the Haimu Heartbeat switches (silent linear) and they are dead silent and feel beautiful 
  I have some more on the way since they are so well priced >
  
  Gateron milky yellows all the way! I lubed and filmed mine myself and I still pull them out from time to time! >
  
  Where’s you get the keycaps? >
  
  From a website called eMAG, but I think it's romanian only. Just search "Keychron mint green keycaps" on google and they should pop up. >
  
  If you’re looking for some nice creamy tactiles Ajazz banana switches sound amazing and they’re pretty cheap too! >
  
  Thanks! They sound bananas!😀 >
  
  What keycaps are those? >
  
  They're the keychron mint green keycaps >
  
  Gateron milky yellow for linear. 
  Akko V3 cream blue for tactile. 
  Jade or Navy Kalih box switches for clicky. >
  
  I am a huge fan of the t1's >
  
  What do people think about Outemu switches? >
  
  Box jades >
  
  Akko Creamy Yellows >
  
  ktt! >
  
  Gateron yellows all the way! >
  
  Jwk black switches >
  
  Akko radiant reds were my first switches ( so biased) but they sound and feel amazing >
  
  I would go for gathering milky yellows. They are super smooth and nice but pretty cheap. Only annoying thing is shipping is sometimes super expensive depending on where you live, I live in Australia and one time I tried ordering some and the shipping was $90 so of course I didn’t order, which was pretty annoying >
  
  Nice keycaps btw >
  
  When budget comes to mind there is only one option; Gateron Milky Yellows. >
  
  akko cream v3 yellow, is kinda popular right now xD >
  
  Akko Cream Yellow v3. It sounds so nice after lubing! >
  
  I do like the sound of kailh pro burgundy (linears) >
  
  Pretty sure Akko blues and gateron yellows are pretty solid when lubed >
  
  The Ajazz Diced Fruit Peach Switches for Linears, and they're Banana Tactiles are what I would recommend. Board looks great! :) >
  
  akko jelly black!! actually just akko switches in general. if you want a strange and honestly kinda weird sound, ttc goldpinks. milky yellows cant go wrong either. have fun picking ur switches!! <3 >
  
  Gateron yellow pro 2.0 or leobog graywood v2 and above pretty much don't need to be lubed. They don't have cherry interference either.
  But imo the best sounding budget linear is the akko rose red. Definitely benefits from lubing but not filming.
  Tactiles you can grab some akko cs lavenders for poppy full sound, but they need a fair amount of krytox (avoiding the legs) to not sound like a machine gun. After that though they're nice and medium sounding, super poppy and crisp. The way I'd describe them is the Lego building sound from the Lego games. These are by far my favourite. For more flat but softer sound the jelly purples with krytox will fit that bill. Besides these I haven't found any tactiles that do it for me. >
  
  Gateron yellows or jwick blacks >
  
  KTT Wine Reds linear- they sound lubed but aren’t and they are super cheap >
  
  Buttery smooth best budget thock linears= Gateron milky yellow pros(prelubed)
  Idk about tactiles