Choosing keyboard switches is less about picking a generic blue switch and more about matching the feel, pack size, and explicit features to the job. These four options split into two larger-pack Leezmark entries, a pre-lubricated Josojoou option, and a lower-priced Deftomo option with dust-proof, waterproof, transparent housing. The quick answer: choose Leezmark for quantity, Josojoou for pre-lubricated wording, or Deftomo for the lowest listed price and housing features.
Quick take
- Larger pack: Either Leezmark entry fits; the lower-priced one is the price-led pick because both share the same product name and tactile type.
- Pre-lubricated design: Josojoou is the direct match for that title phrase.
- Lowest price with housing features: Deftomo pairs its clicky tactile title with dust-proof, waterproof, and transparent housing wording.
Listed-price comparison
The price difference is narrow enough that the deciding factor is usually the product description rather than price alone.
| Product | Listed price | Price bar | Key comparison point |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leezmark C01021-60 blue tactile | USD 14.22 | Larger-pack tactile design | |
| Leezmark C01021-60 blue tactile | USD 13.69 | Same named design at a lower price | |
| Josojoou blue pre-lubricated clicky | USD 16.99 | Pre-lubricated title wording | |
| Deftomo blue clicky tactile | USD 12.98 | Dust-proof, waterproof, transparent housing |
Decision matrix
- Choose by quantity. The Leezmark entries list 60 pieces, while Josojoou and Deftomo list 50. If you are replacing more keys or want the larger listed pack, start with Leezmark.
- Choose by switch description. All four titles identify blue 3-pin switches. Leezmark is described as tactile-switches; Josojoou's title adds clicky and pre-lubricated; Deftomo's title says clicky tactile. The 3-pin number is a format detail, not a quality ranking.
- Choose by explicit features. Josojoou names PC, smartphone, tablet, and laptop as compatible devices. Deftomo names PC and adds gaming and office use, dust-proof, waterproof, and transparent housing. Leezmark's description mentions replacement use for most gaming keyboards and 3D-printed clicky fidget projects.
- Choose by price. The listed range is USD 12.98 to USD 16.99. Deftomo occupies the low end, Josojoou the high end, and the two Leezmark entries sit between them. Since the Leezmark entries share their format and type, price is the clearest separator.
Product notes
Leezmark Blue 3-Pin Tactile Switches - USD 14.22
At the middle of the price range, the Leezmark blue 3-pin tactile choice makes sense when you want the larger pack for replacement work or a multi-key project. Its description positions it for most gaming keyboards and 3D-printed clicky fidget projects, and its type is identified as tactile-switches. Its limitation is equally specific: the identified type is tactile-switches, so shoppers seeking a linear or silent feel should choose a different category. It shares the same title and model as the other Leezmark entry, so the choice between them turns mainly on price.
Leezmark Blue 3-Pin Tactile Switches - USD 13.69
The second Leezmark entry has the same readable product name, 3-pin format, blue color, and tactile-switches type as the first, while its listed price is lower. That makes it the lower-price route to the same explicitly identified quantity and switch format. The limitation is that its differentiator is price rather than a distinct switch specification: both are identified as blue 3-pin tactile switches. Choose it when matching the Leezmark design matters and the lower of the two prices is preferable; look elsewhere if pre-lubricated wording or explicit housing features are your deciding factor.
Josojoou Blue Pre-Lubricated Clicky Switches - USD 16.99
Josojoou's blue 3-pin switches are the clearest fit for shoppers who specifically want the title's pre-lubricated wording. The description adds transparent housing, waterproof and dustproof construction, and tactile feedback, while also naming PC, smartphone, tablet, and laptop as compatible devices. Those concrete attributes give this choice a feature-led profile. The limitation is pack size: it lists 50 pieces, while the Leezmark options list 60, and it occupies the high end of the price range. The blue-and-white color scheme is another visible design detail, so choose this one when pre-lubrication and housing features matter more than getting the larger listed pack.
Deftomo Blue Clicky Tactile Switches - USD 12.98
Deftomo's blue 3-pin clicky tactile switches are the clearest fit for a shopper who wants the lowest listed price and explicit extra housing features. The product names tactile and clicky operation, and its attributes add dust-proof, waterproof, and transparent housing plus gaming and office use. The limitation is device scope: the product identifies PC as the compatible device, while Josojoou explicitly names PC, smartphone, tablet, and laptop. The enclosure is identified as plastic, another concrete detail to weigh when material matters. This is a focused PC-oriented choice, with the listed features doing more to define it than its pack size.
Final recommendation by use case
For a larger-pack tactile replacement project, choose the lower-priced Leezmark entry: the two Leezmark choices share the same product name, model, and type, so the lower listed price is the clear separator. Choose Josojoou when pre-lubricated wording, transparent housing, and its broader named device range matter more than price or pack size. Choose Deftomo when the lowest price is the priority and PC use fits; its clicky tactile, dust-proof, waterproof, and transparent-housing details are explicit. The higher-priced Leezmark option remains a direct match for the same tactile format, but adds no distinct switch type.
