Category: Switches
The packaging with the bottle is a nice touch for storing spare switches, and I appreciate getting 110 instead of the usual 100. Installed them on my hotswap board and the consistent feel across all of them is exactly what I needed.
The linear feel is buttery smooth out of the box, and having 110 switches in the bottle means I've got plenty for my full-size board plus spares. The packaging itself is a nice touch for storage.
The 110-count pack is perfect for a full board build, and the included bottle makes sorting and storing them a breeze. I’ve been using the Reds for a linear feel and they’re smoother than I expected right out of the box.
The switch bottle is a nice touch for storage, and the smooth linear feel right out of the box surprised me—no need to lube them immediately.
Got these for a new build and the 110 count is perfect since I always lose a couple. The reds are buttery smooth right out of the box, no need to break them in.
The little bottle they come in is actually pretty handy for storing spare switches on my desk. I got the 110-count pack and every single one feels consistent, which matters a lot for a full board.
These 110 switches feel noticeably smoother than the stock ones I had before, and even the springs are quieter. Really happy I went with the full set instead of the smaller 45-pack.
The banana switches have this subtle tactile bump that's just right for typing—smooth but still gives you feedback. The 110-pack was perfect for my full keyboard with a few extras left over.
The 45-switch pack of Jupiter Reds is perfect for a small board mod, and the bottle dispenser makes lubing so much less messy. Switches feel smooth out of the box with zero scratchiness.
I grabbed the 110-count bottle and the switches feel incredibly consistent out of the box. The Banana’s tactile bump is noticeably snappier than I expected for the price.