Choosing parts for a mechanical keyboard is less about finding one universal pick than matching the part to the job. Three of these choices are switch sets, while one is a keycap set, so a smooth typing feel, a tactile 3-pin format, and an anime-style refresh lead to different purchases. The useful shortcut is to decide whether you are changing how the keys feel or how the keyboard looks, then use pin format, quantity, and listed price to narrow the field.
Quick take
The key decision is component type. If you want to change typing feel, stay with the three switch sets; if you want a visual refresh, the Hatsune Miku keycaps address a different job. After that, compare switch format, quantity, and listed price.
Listed-price comparison
Across the four choices, the listed-price spread is $25.77. The bars provide a quick visual cue only; they do not rank typing feel, appearance, or suitability.
| Choice | Listed price | Price bar |
|---|---|---|
| V3 Silver Pro Switches | $22.99 | |
| Linear Switches, 35 Pcs | $20.99 | |
| Leezmark Blue Switches | $14.22 | |
| Hatsune Miku MOA Keycaps | $39.99 |
Decision matrix
- Component: Switch sets change the key mechanism; a keycap set addresses the visible key surfaces.
- Typing feel: Linear wording points to an uninterrupted keystroke, while the Leezmark set is identified as tactile-switches.
- Format: The switch choices use either a 5-pin or 3-pin format, so format should be matched to the build plan rather than treated as a quality ranking.
- Visual direction: The Hatsune Miku set brings multicolor, MOA Profile anime styling, while the other choices are switch-focused.
Product notes
V3 Silver Pro Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches
Smooth, no-bump typing is the central reason to choose the V3 Silver Pro set. It pairs a linear feel with a 40g actuation force, and the title specifies 5-Pin PCB Mount. The set includes 70 switches, giving you a clearly stated quantity for planning a build. The limitation is specificity: a 40g actuation figure and 5-pin format suit a particular build plan, not every preference. If your project calls for a different pin format or a tactile feel, Leezmark offers a distinct 3-pin tactile-switches direction. Choose V3 Silver Pro when the no-bump feel and 5-pin wording are the details to prioritize.
35-Piece Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches
The 35-piece linear switch set is the other linear route. It names a 5-pin format, while operating force is given as 45 ± 15g, pre-travel as 2.0 ± 0.6 mm, and total travel as 4.0 ± 0.4 mm. Choose it if comparing those travel and force figures is part of your buying decision, or if its stated focus on lighter finger strength and extended computer use matches your priority. The limitation is the 35-piece quantity, smaller than the 60- and 70-switch sets here. It is a specification-led switch purchase, not the appearance-focused choice.
Leezmark 60 Pcs Mechanical Keyboard Switches
Leezmark is the straightforward tactile-switches route: the title gives a 60-piece count and 3-pin blue format. It is framed for replacement keys for gaming keyboards and 3D-printed clicky fidget projects, so it suits a buyer shopping for that stated blue-switch use rather than a smooth linear feel. Its $14.22 price is the lowest among the four choices, making it a clear pick when the listed price leads. The limitation is the 3-pin format, unlike the 5-pin specification named by the two linear sets. It is a distinct format choice, not a direct match for every build plan.
Hatsune Miku 116 PCS MOA Profile Anime Keycap Set
The Hatsune Miku set serves a different purpose from the three switch choices. Its title specifies 116 pieces and MOA Profile, while the colorful anime design features Hatsune Miku; the set is keycaps only. Choose it when the goal is a multicolor, character-themed change to the keyboard's appearance, not a new switch feel. The limitation is built into that category: keycaps only do not replace switches themselves. At $39.99, it is the highest-priced choice here, with a $25.77 spread separating it from the lowest-priced choice. Frame it as an appearance purchase rather than a switch replacement.
Final recommendation by use case
- Smooth linear feel with a 40g actuation figure: choose V3 Silver Pro Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches when that no-bump direction fits your plan.
- Specification-led linear comparison: choose the 35-piece linear set for its named travel and operating-force figures.
- 60-piece switch purchase: choose Leezmark when its blue 3-pin tactile-switches format is the match you want.
- Anime-style appearance refresh: choose the Hatsune Miku MOA Profile Anime Keycap Set for a colorful character-themed change.
The main boundary is simple: the first three choices change switches, while the Hatsune Miku set changes keycaps. Start there, then use format and quantity details to avoid paying for the wrong type of component.
