Super Lube vs Krytox

At this point browns are just liner switch 🤣

They all sound way too mushy

hi, what do you end up preferring for your switches. I bought some superlube multipurpose grease in NGLI grade 0 and grade 00. But I am afraid to use it on my switches yet. My switch are boba u4t and sunflower, both are tactile so I think I need one similar to Tribosys 3203. Hope to hear your opinion before I start risk ruining my switches.

Lol mx browns

that better not be your main keyboard

yo no offense but that board is filthy

why do you have so many joycons

My guy eating cookies over his keyboard

de_dust

Krytox is engineered for extreme environments, that’s why it’s so expensive. Because it’s expensive to produce. We use Krytox because it’s non flammable and inert which is important to us given the temperatures and pressures we work with in the chemical industry. 👌

Hi, mine says 51014...clear in a pen type dispenser, for linear red. like baby oil runs a bigger than water drop clear. Am I ok to hit it light? Soldered keyboard..

Do you guys think he has a Nintendo Switch⁉️⁉️⁉️

OCD

Nice clean broad lmfao

Can u reveal which is which?😂

will my keyboard switches be ruined if i use super lube?

Where is the answer key? My guess top row is krytox Q And bottom row A is superlube mix

can you share a review of gk73? would also appreciate a full view of your build!

What keycaps are those?

I'm planning to mix Super Lube 51004 & 91003/92003 due to the limited availability of Super Lube in my country. Do you think using either 91003/92003 than 21030 would be safe?

clean your board man!! lol good vid

Nice vid

is that all dandruff?....

Why the fuck your key caps so dusty

adding films would make the comparison even better

Lol he said exactly what the switches have on them then said guess which is which lol

What ratio did you use for mixing the superlube? I bought some to test against the various expensive equivalents. Looking forward to running some tests.

nice video! how would you compare superlube 51010 to this mixture you created? Would it be thick enough to not slide down while also being thin enough to not gum up the switches? Thanks