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Lily Oliveira
Reviewed in Germany on March 19, 2025
Very nice to use switches, they don't get my hands tired after typing for a long time.
SAM
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 8, 2025
Nice Switches, feel like Cherry red ones but slightly more clicky.Worth the price, they are 5 pin ones.Light feel, not very loud but still have a significant sound profile to them.AC point is half way.Will fit any mx profile keyboards.
Justin
Reviewed in Canada on September 6, 2024
I did not find it much different from the yellow switches, kind of felt the same and it is pricey.
Greg
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024
The EPOMAKER Flamingo switches are a fantastic option if you're into linear switches and want a smooth, satisfying typing experience.Pros:Smooth and Consistent: These switches have a 47gf actuation force, which hits a sweet spot for many. Typing feels light and smooth, without any scratchiness, making them great for long typing sessions or gaming.Unique Sound: While they’re linear, they produce a soft and pleasant sound—perfect if you want something quieter than clicky switches but still distinct enough to enjoy.Pre-Lubed: These come pre-lubed, so you don’t need to spend extra time fine-tuning them. They feel buttery right out of the box, which is a big plus for anyone who wants a good feel without the hassle.Cons:Limited Quantity: With only 35 switches in the set, you’ll likely need more than one pack for a full-sized keyboard. So, be prepared to buy additional packs if you're working on a larger build.Not for Tactile Lovers: If you prefer tactile or clicky switches, these won’t give you that bump or feedback. They're strictly linear, which is a specific taste.Conclusion:If you’re after smooth, linear switches with a unique feel and sound, the EPOMAKER Flamingo set is a great choice. They’re well-lubed, consistent, and perfect for custom builds, but just keep in mind the set size if you’re outfitting a larger keyboard.
Alan Tindale
Reviewed in Australia on September 15, 2024
Used to be a lover of clicky switches but bought a Epomaker keyboard with Bluebird linear switches which were really nice. Bought these Flamingos to replace some of the bluebirds which got a little spillage on and became sticky. I like the Flamingos more than the Bluebirds.
Jay
Reviewed in Canada on March 21, 2024
For the price you pay, these switches are excellent. They are light, smooth and have a loud clacky profile. These do not really require lube and are already super smooth, but it would be even better if you did decide to.
Alberto
Reviewed in Spain on December 30, 2024
Me gustan en tacto y la sonoridad que tienen en teclados de aluminio y de pol
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on November 5, 2024
Put these switches into my royal kludge keyboard and I love the smoothness. These switches have a stronger spring than I am used to, but it is all preference and I like these a lot.
Laila Saleh
Reviewed in Canada on September 12, 2023
I really like the weighting on this switch, and the firmer downstroke is great for typing, but you can still use it for gaming as it has a low actuation force of 47g. It felt very similar to the Wisteria, only with a higher bottom out which I prefer for typing. The sound profile isn't really my personal taste, but I like that Epomaker are using different material combinations for their linear switches. The Flamingo is another solid offering from Epomaker, and I'm eager to explore more of their switches. The keyboard hobby is really being redefined by brands like Epomaker and it's great to see.The Flamingo switches are good, and I like them. If you have used the Akko CS Jelly Pink switches, then you can expect a similar experience but with a slightly smoother keypress due to the factory prelubing of the Flamingo switches. My Jelly Pink switches are not lubed, so there is a slight, slight, slight difference. Nothing significant enough to make you cry tears of awesomeness, but the difference is ever-so-slightly present. After both switches are hidden under keycaps it becomes almost impossible to tell the difference unless making a conscious effort to distinguish between them.Only 30 Flamingo switches are provided in the small box compared to the 45-count in a box of Akko Jelly Pinks, so this can affect cost depending upon how many switches you need. But for keypress feel, the factory prelube makes the Flamingo switches winners by a feather. Both Flamingo and Jelly Pinks are good and you cannot go wrong with either if you like linear switches.Will the EPOMAKER Flamingo switches make you a better typist? Will typos vanish like Probably not, but typing clever Bash scripts or commands at a Linux terminal can give Linux a new feel radiating with hidden pinkness if coming from a different type of switch, so the Flamingo is definitely worth a look.
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