Set di interruttori Kailh






Category: Interruttori






Category: Interruttori
Swapped out my stock switches for these and the difference in typing feel is night and day. I went with the 110 pack, which was more than enough for my full-size board.
I'm using the 35-switch set for my number pad, and the tactile feel is just right—not too heavy but definitely not mushy. The included switch puller made swapping them out a breeze.
Picked the 110-switch set for a full keyboard build and the consistency across all switches is impressive. They feel much smoother out of the box than I expected for this price point.
I've been using the 35-switch set for a couple of weeks and the consistency between each switch is impressive—no wobble or scratchiness out of the box. The tactile bump is crisp and satisfying right where I need it for typing.
Finally found a switch set that lets me customize my keyboard exactly how I want—the 35-switch option was perfect for my compact layout. Each key feels consistent and satisfying right out of the box.
Went with the 110-switch set for a full build, and every single one clicked in cleanly without any bent pins. The 35-switch option is perfect for smaller projects, having that choice really helps.
Tried the 35-switch set on a hot-swap board and was surprised how consistent the feel is across every single switch. The stems move smoothly right out of the box with no wobble.
Picked up the 110-switch set for a full board build, and the consistency across all the switches is impressive—no wobble or scratchiness right out of the box. They feel noticeably smoother than the stock ones I replaced, and the included selection made it easy to compare different weights. Exactly what I needed for a satisfying typing upgrade.
Got the 35-switch set to try out and they feel much smoother than my old ones, especially when typing. The option to choose quantity was handy since I only needed to swap a few keys.
Bought the 110-switch set to fully populate a custom board, and every single one felt consistent right out of the box. The tactile bump is exactly what I was hoping for—not too loud but definitely present.