DUROCK V2 Screw-In Stabilisers PCB Mounted 6.25u for Mechanical Jeyboards (Clear)

I bought these to replace the stock stabilizers in my Keychron Q1 HE, and the difference was immediately noticeable. The factory stabilizers had annoying noise when bottoming out, especially on larger keys, and no amount of tweaking seemed to completely fix it.After installing these stabilizers, the rattle and unwanted noise were basically gone. The larger keys feel much more solid and consistent, and the overall typing experience is noticeably cleaner. They were also straightforward to install, and everything fit as expected.What I like most is that they just work. Once properly tuned and lubed, they feel smooth, stable, and predictable. The spacebar in particular sounds much better than it did with the stock stabilizer.My only complaint is the price. They cost more than some other stabilizer options on the market, and it can feel a little expensive for such a small component. Still, considering how much they improve the typing experience, I think they're worth it.If you're dealing with noisy stock stabilizers and want an easy upgrade, I'd definitely recommend these.

Still screwed down in my MKB and used daily

Stem wobbles a bit too much.Wires extremely unbalanced.For the price, you can do much better.Some recommendations: TX, Staebies, etc.

Is not compatible with glorious GMMK 3 pro HE 65% board.

Stabilizer rattle got you questioning your worth as a human being? Well no longer! I've tried a few stabilizers/stabilizer styles at this point. Usually I can get anything that isn't plate-mounted to feel/sound how I want it. However, the 60% which I made for myself and use at work has given me a lot of trouble with the stabilizers. Tried the cherry clip-ons, the KBD Fans screw-ins, and another set of screw ins I can't remember both modded and unmodded. At last, it seems the combo of Durock V2s, Holee Mod, and dielectric grease was the answer to my prayers. The difference was massive and immediate. These are it.