Category: Switches
Bought these to replace the stock switches in my keyboard, and the 110-count bottle gives you plenty of extras in case some pins get bent. The actuation force feels noticeably lighter than standard switches, making long typing sessions less tiring.
The actuation is incredibly fast and consistent across all 110 switches, making them perfect for gaming where every millisecond matters. They’re noticeably smoother right out of the box compared to my old switches, with no scratchiness at all. The included bottle is a nice bonus for storage or lubing.
The 110-count pack is generous for a full build, and the tiny actuation point on these switches makes rapid tapping feel effortless. I swapped them into my daily board and immediately noticed the reduced travel during gaming sessions. A solid upgrade for anyone who wants snappier response without added noise.
These switches are noticeably faster than the standard ones I had before — the shorter travel distance makes a real difference in my gaming. The pack of 110 was more than enough to fill my full-size board with plenty left over.
Installed these in my keyboard last night and the actuation is so fast I’m already typing cleaner. The 110 count means I have plenty left over for spares, which is nice.
I’ve been using these switches for a few days now and the 0.6mm pre-travel makes my rapid key presses feel almost instantaneous. The bottle they come in is a nice touch for storage too.
The actuation point is so shallow it took me a few minutes to stop accidentally clicking, but now I'm flying through my typing tests. These feel noticeably snappier than the MX-style switches I had before.
Installed these in my daily driver and the shorter actuation distance makes a real difference for fast typing sessions — my fingers barely have to move. The tactile bump is light but very clean, and all 110 switches came without a single bent pin.
Wasn't sure what to expect from a speed switch, but the 1.2mm actuation is genuinely noticeable in fast-paced games. They feel crisp out of the box with no scratchiness at all.
I’ve been swapping these into my daily keyboard, and the actuation is noticeably snappier than my old linear switches—the spring rate feels just right for fast tapping. The 110 count is generous too, gave me enough to fill a full board with a few spares left over.