Category: Switches
The 110-switch count in that bottle is perfect for a full board with extras, and the tactile bump feels just right for typing without being too heavy. I've been using them for a week now and my fingers aren't tired at all.
Really happy I snagged these—the tactile feel is crisp without being exhausting for long typing sessions. The 110-switch set with the bottle is great for a full board plus spares.
The tactile bump is just right—not too subtle, not too sharp—and having 110 switches in the bottle means I can finish my whole board without buying extras.
The spring weight feels just right for my typing style, and the 110-count bottle means I won't have to reorder anytime soon.
The tactile bump is really pronounced—way more satisfying than I expected for a linear-style switch. No wobble at all, even with these 110 switches in my board.
Installed these in my daily board and the tactile bump is noticeably cleaner than what I was using before. The bottle is a nice touch for storage, though I wish it came with a switch puller.
The 110-count bottle is generous, and these tactile switches have a crisp, satisfying bump that's just right for typing without being too loud.
These switches have been a pleasure to type on, with a satisfying tactile bump that's crisp without being too loud. The 110-switch bottle is a generous amount, easily enough for a full keyboard build with plenty of spares.
The 110-count bottle is perfect for a full build plus spares, and the stems feel really smooth right out of the box. After using them for a week, I'm glad I switched from linears—the tactile feedback is satisfying without being fatiguing.
The bump is crisp and distinct without being too harsh, making typing feel really satisfying. I've been using them for a few days now and the 110-switch count was perfect for my full-sized board.