Category: Switches
I was a bit nervous about the 35-switch set being enough, but it covered my full keyboard perfectly. The tactile feel is noticeably smoother than my old switches.
The 110-switch set was exactly what I needed to fully customize my board. The tactile bump is crisp and consistent across every switch I've tested so far.
Installed these in my keyboard to replace some scratchy stock switches, and the difference is night and day. The 35-piece set was exactly what I needed for my 60% build.
Finally got a set of 110, and the tactile bump is way more pronounced than I expected – makes typing feel precise and satisfying. They’re noticeably smoother than my old browns, especially on longer typing sessions.
Finally have a full board of 35 of these and the tactile bump is perfectly crisp without being overly heavy. They seat firmly in the hotswap sockets and there’s zero wobble even on my cheaper keycaps.
I’ve been swapping these into my daily driver, and the tactility is just right—not too heavy, not too light. The 110-pack gave me plenty to experiment with different layouts. They click cleanly without that cheap scratchy feel.
The packaging was clean and each switch came securely seated, which I appreciate. Swapped out my old tactiles for these and the smoother keystroke made a noticeable difference during long typing sessions. Ended up needing the 110 count to fully cover my full-size board.
I've tried dozens of linear switches, and these are the smoothest right out of the box with no scratchiness whatsoever. The 110 count is perfect for a full-size board plus a few extras, and the consistent actuation force makes typing feel effortless.
Finally a switch set that actually feels consistent across all keys — no wobbling or scratchy outliers. The 110-pack gave me enough to deck out my full board with spares, which was a nice bonus. Typing now feels noticeably smoother for both work and gaming.
Swapped out the stock switches on my keyboard and these feel much smoother right out of the box — no scratchiness at all. The 110-switch set gave me enough to cover a full board plus a few extras for experimenting.