Glorious Keyboard Stabilizer GSV2 Kit for Mechanical Keyboards, Gold Wire and Premium Polymer, MX Compatible, Easy Screw-in, PCB Mount, Enhanced Sound on GMMK 2, PRO & Numpad (2u, 6.25u, and 7u)

Worked on my Neo Ergo extra parts since they didn't send me stabilizers on my next order, haha. This worked great. The screw in wirh a washer method seems better to me.

I wanted a higher quality set of keyboard stabs for my GMMK Pro, and that's exactly what I got. They sound great, and there's no wabble that I notice. A little difficult to assemble, but that's to be expected with something this small.

I bought three sets of these while they were on sale for $9.99. Wires seem fine and is good quality, screws I think are aluminum as they do not respond to magnetism making putting them in a little difficult. Lubed my with krytox and dielectric grease. I will say you have to push the wire in as the tolerance for the tunnel is tight. Not a bad thing so far. I have used Akko, everglide, Durock v2. I would put these about average or slightly above

These are awesome stabilizers. Only need very light lubing and tape mod for reassurance and you're good. They're ultra smooth with very little wobble and twists. I was using Durock V2 stabilizers before and they had a lot of wobble compared to these, and also not as smooth.

The image shows 7 2u stabilizers but only includes 5. This item is also categorized as a 'food safety' item, so it's not eligible for return.

205g0 is probably the best choice for these however i did not go with the usual grease on the wire stem. The tolerance is pretty snug so I recommend something thinner than grease but thicker than 205g0. I used 205g0 but if you have anything slightly heavier on hand try it out.

I've built keyboard as a hobby and these works great compared to some of the other well known brands, just slight lube and it works perfectly, near to no stabs sounds at all, I was initially very surprise how good they work.

I have one of the first GMMK Pro's with the polycarbonate plate. I had wasted a lot of time trying to tune the original goat stabs, and I wish I had just replaced them. These are a big improvement, and they can be tuned, but are more difficult than most other premium stabs these days. It takes some work to kill the clicks.The stems are an excellent design, with a tiny lip that firmly grips the wire to the top surface of its hole. It only takes a touch of lube in the stem, front and back. The housing is excellent where it holds the stem, just a little Krytox keeps them acting just like a Durock in that regard. Unlike the goats, these are made with the right plastic, and don't try to bind at all.The only problem is where the wire clips into the housing. It allows the wire to travel upwards about 1mm when the key is depressed, and this will cause a click to haunt you, no matter where you grease. I ended up putting 1mm foam pieces on the pcb under the wire alongside the stabs, and then adding a BIG blob of dielectric grease over the foam. Finally, the click was gone. It's an unusual flaw, typically the housing clips the wire tightly and the stem's hole is too big. This is the opposite, and harder to fix.So, if you don't want to deal with any of that, just go for one of the brands with a great rep for this and pay the extra five bux. I hope Glorious fixes this with the next version.