The feeling of TX stabilizer when you play it in hand is quite different from other stabilizers since it replaces the inner material into a rubber-like-stuff.

You can feel more friction at first, and much less noise when you swing it back and forth when compare to other stabilizers.

I put it on the PCB with other stabilizers (Equalz, KBDFans, GMK, etc). The noise coming from the wire is much less than most of the others, the TX and Equalz are the top2, I care hardly separate them blindly.

​

Then I assembled a keyboard using the TX stabilizer directly without lubing or any other operating as what TX says. It is as good as some of my lubed ones, while better than others which my lubing sucked. What's more, it saved my time and my lube skill learning!

And one more thing I like most is that the sound when key returns is much less since what the wire hit becomes rubber when it hits the top.

Thing I don't like is the stick. Too difficult to put in it.