HONKID Keyboard Switch Lube GPL 205G0 0.35 oz,Mechanical Keyboard Keycaps Lubricant Lubes Stabilizer Lubricating

I'm thoroughly impressed with this keyboard lube! It made a significant difference in the sound and feel of my keyboard, providing a smoother and more satisfying typing experience. I used it all up already, and I can't wait to repurchase it soon. The application process was straightforward, and the results were immediate. The lube effectively reduced friction and eliminated any unwanted noises, resulting in a quieter and more enjoyable typing session. If you're looking to enhance your keyboard's performance and reduce key friction, this lube is definitely worth considering. Overall - good price and works well!

I used it for the triggers of my controller they were squeaking and i added some of the lubricant and it went away works great

This lube is fine for getting your switch-motion nice and smooth. It is obviously an off-brand, but the quality is fine when balanced against the cost. My main complaint is the lube container. The inner-plastic portion of the screw-on cap is very much just placed on top. When I opened it, it came flying out and got lube all over my deskmat, which I now have to clean. (Surely I learned my lesson, but still a rather annoying inconvenience considering I just unscrewed and then removed the cap.) Speaking of the screw-on cap... it sucks. I cannot secure the cap tightly. If I overturn even the smallest amount, it unseats itself and I have to start over. Because of this, I cannot use this lube anywhere other than my house unless I make a concerted effort to ensure the cap doesnt release during transit. While this is not terribly taxing, it is still another annoying inconvenience. TLDR: Lube is fine, small container kind of blows.

You get more than enough lube for an 80 TKL (0.35oz) and I have more for maybe three or more keyboard builds. I used this for switches and stabilizers; makes them sound amazing and feel great. The stabs sound so much better than the stock. The brush is Good and will get the job done. I have lube with the original Krytox 205g0 and I see no difference. I used this with the Akko cream black pro and makes them sound a little deeper and pop :)

Used this on a spacebar that was sticking only to have it so lubed up that it took months to wear away to the normal feel. Great lube, not great for my keyboard though.

I have a Roccat Horde AIMO keyboard that has stated getting "clicky". I never knew keyboard lube existed all the years. So i decided to try it. Pulled my keyboard apart and painted the lube on all surfaces of each key. It's so silent now, it's great. Except my space bar still makes a noise, i think it's due to the metal bar in it.

This really helped to soften the sound on all my switches and goes a long way. It’s a small container that packs a big punch

I have bought both this and actual Krytox. First, Krytox is extremely expensive, you have to pay $20 for .2 ML, this product is nearly twice the amount in volume for less than $15. First off, the viscosity is a little less thick than Krytox, but by no means "liquid-y" or "oily". I applied both Krytox and this to Cherry MX Speed Silvers with Cherry Profile PBT Keycaps. With Krytox, you really have to apply the smallest amount, just enough there is just a sheen on the plastic, and that's it. However, with this, it seems to be a lighter grease. You need to put a lot more, and still it will not be anywhere as thick as Krytox. For the hardcore enthusiast, it will not be a valid replacement. For others, its a great bargain clone that's close enough. For beginners, maybe you should try this out because you won't have to worry about applying to much and ruining things like you could for Kryton.