Choosing keyboard switches is really a choice between feel, format, and price. Blue tactile switches can suit someone who wants feedback, blue clicky switches put sound at center, and linear switches aim for uninterrupted travel. Start with the typing feel you want, then use pin format, quantity, and listed prices to separate the closest matches.
Quick take
Keyboard switches are easiest to narrow by feel: tactile, clicky, and linear each answer a different typing preference. The two Leezmark entries share the same model and switch type, so price is the practical separator in this comparison. Josojoou and Akko then serve different feel directions. Use the matrix to match feel and pin format before comparing quantity.
Listed-price comparison
The listed prices span USD 9.30 from the lowest to the highest amount. The bars show each price's relative position within the comparison.
| Product | Listed price | Price bar |
|---|---|---|
| Leezmark C01021-60 | USD 14.22 | |
| Leezmark C01021-60 | USD 13.69 | |
| Josojoou Blue 3-Pin Clicky Switches | USD 16.99 | |
| Akko V3 Silver Pro Linear Switches | USD 22.99 |
Decision matrix
- Feel: Leezmark uses a tactile-switches type; Josojoou combines clicky wording with tactile feedback and a pleasant click; Akko is linear with no tactile bump. These are the main feel distinctions.
- Pin format: The Leezmark entries and Josojoou are 3-pin designs, while Akko is a 5-pin PCB-mount format. Treat pin count as a format consideration, not an automatic performance ranking.
- Quantity: Josojoou names 50 pieces, Leezmark names 60 pieces, and Akko lists 70 switches. Use the count to match the size of your project, not to infer feel.
- Price: The Leezmark rows are the closest price decision because their model and switch type match. Akko occupies the highest listed price point, while Josojoou sits between the Leezmark prices and Akko.
Product notes
Leezmark C01021-60 blue tactile switches - USD 14.22

The Leezmark entry suits a shopper who wants the listed blue, 3-pin format and tactile-switches type. The C01021-60 model and 60-piece wording distinguish it from the 50-piece Josojoou set and the 70-switch Akko quantity. The limitation is the feel category: tactile feedback is central here, so it is not the direct match for someone seeking a linear switch or the clicky character of Josojoou. Choose the USD 14.22 entry when tactile blue feedback is the goal and the matching Leezmark price is not the deciding factor.
Leezmark C01021-60 blue tactile switches - USD 13.69

This Leezmark entry carries the same C01021-60 model, blue 3-pin wording, 60-piece quantity, and tactile-switches type as the other Leezmark entry. That makes it the practical choice when the two matching entries leave price as the deciding detail. Its limitation is unchanged feel: tactile is not the same as the linear design named by Akko or the clicky design named by Josojoou. It is therefore most appropriate for a tactile-focused build, not for a shopper trying to move specifically to a smooth linear or audible click experience.
Josojoou 50 Pieces Blue 3-Pin PreLubricated Clicky Key Switches

Josojoou's 50 Pieces Blue Mechanical Keyboard Switches is the direct clicky choice: it is a 3-pin, prelubricated design with tactile feedback and a pleasant click. Its transparent housing pairs with LED backlighting, while acrylic and zinc alloy construction are named. The limitation is quantity: 50 pieces is fewer than either 60-piece Leezmark entry and the 70-switch Akko quantity. At USD 16.99, it also sits above both Leezmark prices, so choose Josojoou for explicitly clicky character rather than for quantity alone.
Akko V3 Silver Pro Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches, 40g 5-Pin PCB Mount

Akko V3 Silver Pro is the direct match for a linear build: the product name includes 40g actuation and a 5-pin PCB-mount format, and the switch has no tactile bump with smooth linear typing. The set lists 70 switches, more than the 60-piece Leezmark and 50-piece Josojoou wording. The limitation is price: USD 22.99 is the highest listed amount here. The 40g figure is a specification, not proof of a particular typing result; choose Akko for its stated linear design and mount format.
Final recommendation by use case
- For tactile feedback: Choose a Leezmark C01021-60 entry; the blue tactile product name and tactile-switches type fit that preference.
- For the lower-priced match: Choose the lower-priced Leezmark C01021-60 entry when the two matching entries are otherwise the target.
- For clicky feedback: Choose Josojoou's 50 Pieces Blue 3-Pin PreLubricated Clicky Key Switches.
- For linear typing: Choose Akko V3 Silver Pro Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches for its stated linear design and 5-pin PCB-mount phrase.