I have an old G81-3000 and a G81-3010 lying around and I don't like them. They use this linear "FTSC technology" / MY switch and there are a few problems with those.
For starters, they are stiff because there are two springs in each key: a regular coil spring to push the plunger back up, and a leaf spring to hit the membrane contact before the plunger bottoms out.
The main problem with my old keyboards is that the keys wobble and are squeaky. The latter is not so much a problem with sound rather than keyfeel: due to friction between the key housing and the plunger, keys may lock up when not pressed dead-on. Pressing with a little more force will then produce a faint scraping sound and force the key to depress or even bottom out.
Unless you can lubricate the key housing, they are hence a nuisance. I tried it on a few keys with regular oil but it makes a little mess (and a splashy sound). Some kind of grease may have a better effect, but it is a pain to remove the key housing from the membrane plate.