MK Holy Llama 55g Tactile PCB Mount Switch Frozen Llama Series

This is my all-time favorite switch, it feels perfect to me, a very quick bump, and nice sound.
I currently have three KBs using this switch, all Keychrons, one C3 Pro, one V3, and one Q3, they all feel and sound good for the cost. The switches that came with the boards, while listed as tactile, didn't feel like it to me.
I have only one complaint with this switch, and that's that it doesn't let much light through from the board mounted LEDs, the switches appear to be made to pass the wires of an LED through.

These are fantastic feeling tactile switches so far. There is a nice spring back and the sound is pleasant to me. Very happy.

These switches have an amazing tactile switch.

If you like Holy Pandas, try using these housings with the long-pole Halo/Polia stem! The holy stem in this Llama housing bottoms out several mm sooner than it does in a YOK Panda.
Halo + YOK Panda = Normal Holy Panda bottom-out.
Holy Llama = Holy Panda with short pole that does not bottom at all.
Halo + Llama = Holy Panda with an early bottom-out.

I bought these to try out on an exceptionally cheap $30 keyboard, and they made it feel like a $200 board. The housing is tight enough that there's not enough stem wobble to justify film, and the out-of-the-box typing experience is smooth enough that I don't feel the need to lube them. There's a strong likelihood that I'll get these for my daily keyboard and I'll put in the effort then, but these are so nice without any extra effort that I'm blown away at the price point. Smooth but very noticeable tactile bump that starts at the top of the keypress, and is satisfying enough to join and possibly surpass the other holy animals at a much kinder price. I'm extremely satisfied with my purchase.