Choosing among mechanical keyboards can mean choosing among very different things-but these four options are switch packs, not complete boards. The useful tension is switch feel versus format: linear or tactile, the pin specification where stated, and enough pieces for the project. Wireless, ergonomic, or 75 percent layout features do not decide this particular group. Start with the specification your keyboard build requires, then use the switch name, clearly stated quantity, and listed price to narrow the choice.
Quick take
The two linear entries are Akko V3 Silver Pro and Gateron Milky Red. Leezmark is the 3-pin blue tactile-format choice, while Keychron uses the Banana Tactile designation. The main decision is to match the intended feel and format before comparing quantity or price. Treat different technical numbers as specifications, not proof that one switch is inherently better.
Listed-price comparison
These prices show the spending range, not a performance scale. The bars provide a quick visual comparison of the four listed amounts.
| Product | Listed price | Price position |
|---|---|---|
| Akko V3 Silver Pro Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches 40g 5-Pin PCB Mount | USD 22.99 | |
| Gateron Milky Red Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches Milky Yellow 35 Pcs 5 Pin | USD 20.99 | |
| Leezmark 60 Pcs Mechanical Keyboard Switches, 3-PIN Blue Key Switches Keyboard C | USD 14.22 | |
| Keychron Super Switch - 110PCS Banana Tactile Mechanical Keyboard Switches, Fact | USD 44.99 |
Decision matrix
- Feel filter: Choose the feel family named by the product-linear or tactile-before using price to separate choices.
- Format filter: Where a pin count is named, match the exact 3-pin or 5-pin specification your project calls for. This is a format distinction, not a quality ranking.
- Quantity filter: The clearly stated quantities are 70 switches, 60 pieces, and 35 pieces across three of the packs. Use those numbers for planning a replacement or build, not for judging switch performance.
- Price filter: Use the listed price column to set a spending boundary. A higher amount does not establish a better feel, and a lower amount does not establish a worse one.
Product notes
Akko V3 Silver Pro Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches 40g 5-Pin PCB Mount
Akko V3 Silver Pro is the focused choice for a light linear feel: the description names a 40g actuation force and no tactile bump. Its title also specifies 5-Pin PCB Mount, and the pack contains 70 switches, giving it a clear quantity cue for a keyboard project. The limitation is format: its 5-pin specification differs from the 3-pin wording on the Leezmark pack. That distinction should guide selection before feel or appearance. It is also a switch pack rather than an assembled mechanical keyboard, so it suits a build or replacement plan, not a shopper seeking a ready-to-use board.
Gateron Milky Red Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches Milky Yellow 35 Pcs 5 Pin
The Milky Red pack is the alternate linear route, with an operating force of 45 ± 15g and a 5-pin format named in its title. Its description connects the switch to lighter finger strength and extended computer use, giving the choice a clear use-case angle. The practical limitation is quantity: 35 pieces is a smaller stated pack than Akko's 70 and Leezmark's 60, so it may be less convenient for a larger replacement job. That is a planning difference, not a claim about switch performance. If the linear designation and force range are the cues you want, this pack is easy to distinguish from the tactile-named choices.
Leezmark 60 Pcs Mechanical Keyboard Switches, 3-PIN Blue Key Switches Keyboard C
Leezmark is a clear route for a 3-pin blue switch replacement: the title names 60 pieces, and the description frames the pack for most gaming keyboards. Its tactile-switches classification separates it from the two linear-named packs, making the intended feel easier to sort at a glance. The limitation is the 3-pin format, which is a different listed specification from Akko and the Milky Red pack's 5-pin wording. Treat that as a format filter rather than a quality ranking. This choice is a set of replacement switches, not a wireless or complete mechanical keyboard, so its usefulness is tied to a switch-focused project.
Keychron Super Switch - 110PCS Banana Tactile Mechanical Keyboard Switches, Fact
Keychron Super Switch is the clearest match for the Banana Tactile wording in this group. That phrase gives shoppers a specific tactile direction without asking them to infer a feel from a numeric value. The main limitation is its USD 44.99 listed price, the highest among these four choices, so it requires the largest spend in this comparison. The title identifies the item as mechanical keyboard switches, not a complete board; use it for the named switch direction rather than expecting a wireless layout or assembled keyboard. Its tactile wording is the reason to choose it, while the price is the reason to narrow the decision first.
Final recommendation by use case
- Light linear typing: Choose Akko V3 Silver Pro Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches when the 40g, no-bump description is the selection cue.
- Another linear specification to compare: Choose Gateron Milky Red Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches when its 45 ± 15g operating-force range is the useful distinction.
- Replacement use: Choose Leezmark 60 Pcs Mechanical Keyboard Switches for the blue wording, 60-piece pack, and replacement-oriented description.
- Banana Tactile direction: Choose Keychron Super Switch for the title's Banana Tactile phrase, with its $44.99 price kept in view.
The safest way to choose among these four is to match the exact feel and pin terminology first, then use quantity and price as practical filters. None of the choices is a complete keyboard, so wireless connectivity and a 75 percent or ergonomic layout are outside this particular decision.
