I was very excited to try these, but it was kind of a letdown. This feels like a very good “beta” version of the product that should ultimately be released. The drop-off in tactility is astonishingly high, and not conducive to fast typing. There’s no way this is 40g of actuation force. Type on a Model F and then these back to back.

These are awesome, I am contemplating ordering another set so that I have one for my work computer...

These aren't for everyone, but if they are for you then you'll never need another set of switches again. They sound like nothing else on the market and as a fan of clicky switches that's exactly what I want. The actuation profile feels harsh at first, almost like a wall light switch. Which sounds unpleasant, but now they feel fantastic.

I cannot recommend them enough for writers and enthusiasts of typewriters.

To give you some of my experience, I have experience with Razer Green Switches, Gateron Milky Yellows, Gateron Reds, KTT Strawberries and Kailh Jades. The clicky switches were always more interesting and fun to me, regardless of whether I'm typing or playing games. The Kailh Jades were the ones I was using the most before ordering Clickiez in February this year.

The moment I got these out of the box I just loved them. They felt a lot different than the Kailh Jades (Click Bar) and Razer Greens (Click Jacket). They are noticeably louder, deeper in sound and snappier in tactility. The tactile bump at least feels a lot harder. Either I needed some time to break them in or I just had to get used to them but once I did, I just loved them.

I ordered mainly 40G Clickiez and some 75G Clickiez. The 40G ones are optimal for me and I only use the 75G ones for some special keys. Even the spacebar is just too heavy with those. Still the 40G have become my daily drivers in my TM680 as a university student and gamer.

I do have three cons though:
1. They are incredibly loud, louder than Jades and Razer Greens. Like, yes I enjoy them and they are fun and I don't mind but I feel like I really shouldn't use them when someone is sleeping in the same room. There's a reason I only use my keyboard at home and not in university - but then again, you shouldn't bring clicky switches of any kind into a university.
2. They may just become incosistent after heavy use. My "attack move click" button in League of Legends is my "A" key. This key gets used a lot when playing ADC. I have noticed that after heavy use over time the switch can become and feel a little inconsistent, and it can feel like it gets a little stuck after each press. It can be due to me hitting the keycap in an off angle, but still, I have not had this problem with other switches. I have then just switched my "A" switch with a random number switch and everything was fine. It's a minor issue that you shouldn't worry about but keep in mind.
3. They are on the pricier side and you may need to pay for shipping and customs. It's a costly investement.

Would still recommend if you are interested in getting premium clicky switches.

Even when ditching the foam, you won't get the ping of the original. But at least you're close in spirit with the click leaves.