Krytox-GPL-205-GD0-Lubricant, Keyboard Switch Lube GPL 205 Grade 0, Syringe for Mechanical Keyboard Switches and Stabilizers (3.5ML 0.28OZ)

Bought this because it has syringe tips. I was able to completely lube my drunk deer a75 keyboard just by pushing the switches down and sticking the syringe in. Didn’t have to take apart any switches or anything. Super convenient

The media could not be loaded. I foam modded and painters tape modded this cheap Havit red switch keyboard. Made some difference but didn’t give any thockiness.. you know, the sound we all want.. if a smooth dense feel of a white domino piece or polished ivory set of dice could have a sound.. that is the thock. I didn’t lube the function keys at the top so you can hear a comparison between lubed and not lubed. All I did was pull the key caps and inject a small amount of lube on the sides of the stabs while pushing down on them.

My spacebar had an odd squeak suddenly. This lubricant was easy to use and once applied, it stopped my noisy spacebar.

After a bit of research I chose this to get the applicator syringes as a package. I used it on stabilizers on a pre-assembled/soldered board. It did make a slight improvement on the 'rattle' that is characteristic of stabilizers, and without the hassle of disassembly. As a medium-body PTFE grease it sticks in place well and flows smoothly. It seems to be non-conductive. In about 6 months I can determine if it resists liquification common to many formulas of grease products.

I purchased this lube for a new full size keyboard build. I wanted to do a mixed switch board where the main board consisted of Tealios v2 switches, the F keys as Holy Pandas and the number pad on the right with Holy Panda Drop X Black. All 5 pin switches, so in wanted to do a thorough job. This stuff is much better than the lube that came with a kit I purchased came with (wish I would’ve used this on that board too). Anyone familiar with Teal Tealios v2 knows of the infamous scratchy feeling when pressing the key down. This lube made them so much smoother that they are comparable to Varmilo EC Sakura switches feeling. The noise is helped, but filming the switches is what really helps with that. So far I’ve run this keyboard exclusively and there’s been no decline in performance. A little goes a long way when lubing switches. Again, A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY WHEN LUBING SWITCHES. This tube will get you through lubing at least 3-5 keyboards depending on the size and that’s with lubing every switch. I’d highly recommend if you are wanting to do a custom keyboard or even hot swapping switches to a 3 or 5 pin board. Really a great value and a brand that many people recommend.

I am a huge mechanical keyboard lover. I have more than I would care to admit, some being years old. The initial lube applied during construction of quite a few of my less used ones has become ineffective, and I didn't want to disassemble the whole thing just to lube a couple of stabs. It's the worst part. I thought that a lube syringe would be a waste, that it wouldn't make things easier, that it would be inaccurate, clumsy, and I would have to lube it by hand anyway.WRONG! I was so wrong. This little beauty is magnificent, speeds up the process, and lubes it up like a charm. I apply some to the wire, and both sides of the internal slider with this thing, just the tiniest amount. It is insane how precise you can get with it. Took me less than 5 minutes to lube 4 pairs of stabs, and everything is back to perfect condition. I don't know why I was holding out for so long. The 205g0 in this appears to be legit, both in color and consistency to the jar I have for hand application. Do yourself a favor and pick this up!

when i got my first mechanical keyboard, one of the things i noticed is that the stabilizers were dry as a bone, so i ordered this shortly after.this was so easy to use, and i felt like i was able to do a good job with minimal knowledge.I had a sticky plus sign on my keyboard from how dry the stabilizers were, and afterward everything felt much better :)

I'm a 17 year Professional Tattoo Artist with a private studio in Portland, OR. I travel to guest spot monthly locally at friend's shops for events and to take walk-ins, and go to east coast off and on for big work. The 1 major issue with professional rotary pens, is keeping them lubed for daily use. Bishop supply is ALWAYS out of their in house grease product. This is the SAME thing for a fraction of cost. Works fantastic on Wands and and rotary Tattoo Machine.