Keychronus

I was surprised by how tactile the brown switches feel compared to the linear reds—this tester really helps you decide. Having all 35 switches on one holder makes it easy to compare them side by side without losing any.

Coming from Cherry MX switches, it's great to feel exactly how each Gateron variant compares side-by-side without buying a whole keyboard. The holder keeps all 35 switches perfectly organized for testing.

I was pleasantly surprised by the variety of linear, tactile, and clicky options in this 35-switch set — it really helps me narrow down my favorite for my next build. The holder keeps everything organized and makes it easy to test each switch side-by-side.

Finally, a switch tester that lets me compare linears, tactiles, and clickies side-by-side without having to buy separate keyboards. The holder keeps everything organized, and the different weights really helped me decide I prefer the heavier springs.

I was surprised by how much variety there is between each of the 35 switches—the tactile feel on the browns is noticeably different from the clears. It’s a solid way to compare them before committing to a full set.

The included holder keeps everything neatly organized, and pressing all 35 switches back-to-back really helped me decide on my linear preference. I’m glad I bought this before committing to a full set.

I can finally feel the difference between linear, tactile, and clicky switches — the 35-switch set covers so many options. The transparent housing makes it easy to see the internal mechanism while testing.

I was so relieved to finally compare all 35 switch types side-by-side before committing to a full keyboard build. The holder keeps everything neatly organized, and the tactile feel of each switch is surprisingly distinct.

Finally got to try all those Gateron options side by side, and the tactile feel on the browns is much more distinct than I expected from a tester. The holder keeps everything organized, which made comparing the linear vs. clicky switches a breeze.

After spending way too much time trying to decide between linear and tactile switches, this tester let me feel the difference instantly. The holder keeps everything organized so I can compare back to back without losing my place.