ZugGear DUROCK Transparent Clear Plate Mount Stabilizer with Gold-Plated Wires Compatible with Cherry MX Plate Stabilizers (DUROCK Clear Plate Stabs 100% Kit)

I use them with a GMMK1 TKL and Glorious grease in the joints, slightly hand-clipped (cut one of the plastic "whiskers" with a nail trimmer, basically) -- and the action is great, there's no rattle, very little sound. Gold-plated bars looks sexy ;) Easy to install and service, they feel sturdy -- made with good plastic. A bit expensive, but it's a niche product and works well. Comes in a little cardboard box with the brand name "DUROCK" printed on it in bold letters. Seems legit. The stock stabs of the GMMK1 were not bad, by the way, so test the ones on your board first, lube them and clip them, if needed -- don't just follow what some Redditors have to say and buy replacement stabs along with your new keyboard right away. Though I absolutely don't regret changing mine -- it was a fun project! And on a different board... I might do it again, muahaha!

These are excellent stabs! I got the Full Blackout V2 Kit for my Keychron K10 PRO to replace the stock stabs. The stock stabs on their own weren’t bad and likely would have been good after removing, cleaning, tweaking, holee modding, and rebuilding, but I figured why go through all that when I could more than likely do it once with what is widely known in the community as some of the best stabs you can buy. So I copped these, removed the stocks, and installed everything. First let me say the outcome is far better than I could have imagined. No rattle, no weird hollow sounds, no metallic clanky or crunchy sounds, no pinging or clicking from uneven or less than flat wires (and I didn’t have to re-level wires). Just smooth clean performance. I believe that this is 100% a direct result of the Soulmate Pack that ships with the stabs. While a bit time consuming and tedious to apply, I believe this accomplishes what the holee mod does, but in a cleaner, more consistent way with the provided adhesive backed pads and dampening stickers. They work amazingly well to make these stabs perform even better than expected, and without cutting pieces of bandaids or foam, etc. The tiny pads that insert into the stems being Red make it easy to see where you’re placing them inside the stems whether you’ve got the black, smoke, clear, or white kit. And the small pads for under the wire provide a comfortable little bed for the wires to rest on which definitely circumvents wire rattle later. Again, install can be tedious, check twice, install once. But it’s so worth it! This was my first time installing stabs, and while I’ve being doing IT and tech work all my life, I have no doubt any beginner with patience, planning and persistence could easily do the same. And trust me, it’s well worth the time, effort, and cost of the kit! If your stabs are not making you happy, don’t hesitate to grab and install this kit! EDIT: Post install Video added. I was after a semi-muted, thonky stab sound profile. Happy with the results. The sound is also a byproduct of hand lubed Gat Yellows which I frankenswitched with Milky tops, Gat Pro 2.0 bottoms (bigger LED opening) and heavier 68g springs.

Giving it four stars I would be giving it three but they are good product. However going to need to put some work in it. The news is too clunky. It has something to do with the metal bar. I tried everything I could to dampen the noise but still get a slight clunky noise in the end I use the bar on my other switch and noise reduce significantly. Product needs a bit more work

I'm new to the hobby of collecting mechanical keyboards and prefer hot-swappable, full size options, of which there are few. One of my purchases was a new GMMK full size. The stabilizers are adequate, maybe a little rattly, but definitely nothing that drew my attention during daily use. I had an opportunity to add a used GMMK full-size prebuilt to my collection. It had standard Gateron Brown switches. It came at a significant cost savings, being used. However, it was my first used keyboard. I didn't realize what problems may arise from regular use, as I'm fairly gentle with my technology and don't abuse or use tech forcefully. The used GMMK had significant rattling in the spacebar and stabilizer keys. It was distracting. Finger contact with the key would cause a distracting rattle. All my other keyboards were new and didn't have this type of problem. I researched modifying v. replacement of keyboards. There are a lot of inexpensive stabilizer mods but my experimentation was not providing solid results. Many mods require stuffing materials between parts to tighten tolerances and provide barriers to direct contact. It required a lot of fine-motor detail work but not good results for me. I opted for full replacement, as the kits weren't terribly expensive. The stabilizers aren't difficult to assemble and it was helpful comparing to the old stabilizers to get parts in correctly. Once they were assembled and on the board, these stabilizers were better than those on any of my other keyboards. I eventually removed the stabilizers from another GMMK with my Zealios 65gs (personal fave) and replaced that for "daily driving". Needless to say, the product worked ideally, as it quickly graduated into my favorite setup.

After watching so many people have these and watched lots of YouTubers install only these on their boards I was still skeptical. I thought i did a pretty good job on modding the GMMK full stabs to get them to sound good but after lubing and installing them I now see how people can get their spacebar to sound so good. I thought a lot of it was just youtube magic but after lubing these with GPL 205g0 I was able to get these to sound really nice. I should note that on the GMMK Full the stabs actually latch pretty tight on the plate so you won't need to use any bandaid mods underneath the stabs. I should note that if you just take these stabs and install them without lube it will still sound very rattly and pingy. Once you lube them though it is very smooth. Pros: - smooth - no pinging or rattling - on GMMK Full locks tight on the board Cons: - still have to lube them to get them to sound good.

only comes with the 6.25u wire, durocks should come with both 6.25u and 7u wire. Buy from dailyclack or switchkeys instead in AU comes complete and $10 cheaper.

I got these for the Drop Alt. Really really good quality, and fitted the plate completely with no gaps whatsoever even without any modding. Still needed to clip the bottom, do the holee mod and lubricate the stems to reduce the rattle, but after tinkering around a bit, the keyboard now sounds perfect. So would recommend.

Muy buena calidad en el alambre. El recubrimiento de oro evita la oxidación que se ve comúnmente en estabilizadores con alambres galvanizados o cromados. Viene con arandelas de cartón rojo y tornillos chapados. Excelente ajuste entre todas las piezas.

I guess some people got bad batches, or their got damaged during shipping or something completely out of the ordinary, because mine were perfectly fine. All ten washers, all ten housings and stems, four 2U wires, and the 6.25U/7U wires. No clones or anything. Exactly the same Durock packaging I got on some Daybreak switches about a month ago. Wires weren't bent or anything; they rolled perfectly flat on my desk. Threw them into a GMMK Pro and the spacebar doesn't have any rattle now. So yeah. I guess the rest of these reviews got extremely unlucky, or I got extremely lucky. Take my review with a grain of salt, maybe ordering from here is a bit of a coin flip, but for the record, mine were fine.

It works and sound amazing, so much better than gmmk stabs. The housing were very tight with my gmmk 2 96, I still managed to push it through without having to file it. I regretted that I bought the gmmk stabs.