Gateron Ink Switches V2 vs Keychron C2

The switches arrived in a little bag of 70, and were packaged well inside a box. The switches are genuine Gaterons as far as I can tell and feel really smooth. But the real magic of the Gateron Black Ink V2 reveals itself after lubing them. Using an aluminium switch opener and lubing the switch and throwing an Akko ASA profile keycap on them, it sounds FANTASTIC

In hindsight after using this for about 3 months I wished I would have just forked the money over for Corsair board or more expensive keychron, but I was on the fence and this board was at a price point I was comfortable with. Below my pro/con and a bit of the con could have been avoided with some more in depth research, so hopefully helpful for you. Pros: - nice price point (at 60 bucks when I purchased not a bad value) - inbox accessories, like a keycap puller, was unexpected and been nice for cleaning - the rgb presets (no full programmable options with this model) work well and fill the need I have for it - while a lower end board been generally happy keycap and switch (not cherry mx on this board) quality Con - Have questioned the sturdiness of this board a few times. Dripped a few mL of water on some keys and while I cleaned it up quickly shaked it out, thought I fried the cntrl key which made the board completely unusable