YIMAGUJRX GPL 205 G0 and GPL 105 for Mechanical Keyboard Switches Lube and Springs, Keyboard Switch Lube Grease (Both are 10g / 0.35oz

Been using this product for about 6 months and I have not had to re-lube any switches or stabilizers I have used them on. So far so good.

You get a lot for a little, here. Seriously, I'm not sure how this package offers 0.35oz of each 205g0 and 105 for the same cost as 0.35oz of just one of those. Not only the same cost as one, but a couple bucks cheaper, AND they throw in a free brush? Krytox offers a similar kit for 4x the price and you supply your own brush.I really have no way of testing how genuine this product is, but it looks, feels, smells, and seems to perform just the same as any other 205g0 I've used in the past. The ONLY possibility that makes sense to me is that what we're actually getting here is 205g2 blended with 105 to make 205g0, which could eventually separate if it's not done in the factory using a specific process and possibly an additional chemical binder. (Technically all 205g0 is a blend of 205g2 and 105, but there's more to this than I can really explain or even would want to go into here)Looking at some other budget 205g0 containers I've used, that seems to be the case as they will inevitably experience some separation. However, hobbyists have been blending their own oils and greases for quite some time, so I'm not really sure how much that matters at the end of the day, especially when you're using them in a keyboard switch where they're theoretically being re-blended with each keypress. If your switches/keyboard sit for a while without use, then yeah, you might experience separation and that could cause some headaches depending on how you lube your switches. It's happened to me in the past.Technical speculation aside. Weighing these, they come in at 14g (105) and 17g (205) on the kitchen scale, which seems about right if you factor in the weight of their containers. So, I would feel pretty confident in saying there is indeed a full 10g/0.35oz of each. I will note that my packaging was ever so slightly different since I had a white container instead of a black one, but that's not really anything to worry about.

This lube kit has both of the most popular lubes you need to start lubing switches and springs. Lubing is really nuanced and there's a bunch of different weights and viscosities and makeup that you can take into account but those things are really just minutiae if you're just starting out.Overall, this one kit is going to last you at least 10+ keyboards.

only came with the 205