Category: Switches
The packaging is a nice touch with the included bottle, and the 110-count set gave me more than enough for a full board. These feel noticeably more consistent out of the box compared to other switches I've tried.
Replacing the stock switches in my keyboard was a breeze, and the smooth, linear feel of the reds is exactly what I needed for gaming. The 110-switch count even left me with a few spares for future builds.
I’ve been using these switches in my daily driver for about two weeks now, and the smoothness straight out of the box surprised me—no scratchiness at all. The 45-pack option was perfect for my TKL board, and the included bottle makes lubing a breeze if you want to tweak the feel further.
The bottle is a nice touch for storing leftover switches, and the smooth linear feel of the Red is exactly what I was looking for. After trying a few other options, these are my new daily drivers for typing.
Installed these in my hotswap board and the smoothness right out of the box surprised me—no need to lube. The 110-count gave me enough for a full TKL build plus extras for testing.
I was worried 110 switches might be overkill, but I've already used most of them building two boards. The Banana switches have just the right amount of tactile bump without being too loud for the office.
The switch puller that comes with the bottle is a nice touch—makes swapping them out way less fiddly. Installed these in my daily board and the consistent actuation is exactly what I needed for typing.
The bottle it comes in is a nice touch for storing leftover switches, and the 110 count means I have plenty for my full board. I’ve been typing on the Banana switches for a week now and the bump is perfectly pronounced without being too tiring.
I finally swapped these into my daily board and the factory lube is surprisingly consistent, making every keystroke feel smooth right out of the box. The 110-count set meant I had enough to cover a full-sized build plus a few spares.
These Jupiter switches have a noticeably smoother travel than the cheap stock ones I was using before — that factory lubing really makes a difference. The 110-count bottle is also way more convenient for storage than a loose bag of switches. Exactly what I needed for a full board.