Keychronus

The sticker is a nice bonus, but the box itself really impressed me—it holds over 100 switches securely without any rattling. I've been using it to organize my spare Kailh collection, and the clear lid makes it easy to see what's inside.

I was pleasantly surprised by how snugly the Kailh switches fit into the individual slots; no more jiggling around in a baggy drawer. The included sticker is a nice bonus for labeling. This box keeps my spare switches perfectly organized.

Finally a proper way to store all my extra switches without them rolling around. The box itself feels sturdy enough to toss in a drawer, and the included sticker is a nice bonus for labeling.

I was pleasantly surprised by the included sticker—it’s a nice touch for labeling. The box itself is sturdy enough to stack multiple units, which helps when sorting different switch types. It’s exactly what I needed to organize my growing collection.

Finally a proper home for my loose switches—this box holds 70 comfortably without any rattling around. The clear lid lets me see exactly which row is which at a glance.

The sticker inside is a nice touch for labeling my loose switches, and the box keeps everything neatly organized. Fits my collection perfectly without taking up too much desk space.

I was pleasantly surprised by how well the included sticker matches the box's aesthetic. The transparent lid makes it easy to see which switches are inside without having to open it. Really solid construction for the price.

The hinge on this box snaps shut with a satisfying click, keeping my spare switches secure during travel. Fits a surprising amount—I’ve got 60 in there with room to spare.

The sticker inside is a nice touch for labeling different switch types, and the box itself fits perfectly in my desk drawer. It holds about 70 switches snugly without them rattling around.

The grid fits 120 switches perfectly, and the clear lid makes it easy to see which ones I have without opening it. The included sticker was a fun surprise, too.