Category: Switches
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.
Installed these in my daily board last week and the tactile bump is incredibly sharp and satisfying on each press. The 110-switch set even arrived with a nice storage bottle, which I didn't expect.
Was worried these might be too heavy, but the actuation force is just right for my daily typing and the housing feels really solid. Pop them in a hotswap board with light keycaps and you get this satisfying, clean clack.
The tactile bump is way more pronounced than I expected, really crisp on the upstroke. I swapped these into my work board and typing feels noticeably snappier now.
The tactile bump is snappy and noticeable without being fatiguing, and the bottle included with the 110-pack is a nice touch for lubing a few extras.
Installed these in my daily board and the tactile bump feels noticeably crisper than the linears I've used before. The 110 count in the bottle also made it easy to swap out my entire keyboard without worrying about running short.
The bump is much more pronounced than I expected, which gives a satisfying pop on every keypress. I’ve been using them for a week now and they feel incredibly smooth right out of the box—not a single scratchy stem.