Keychronus

Finally getting to try Gateron Melons and Kailh Box Jades side-by-side is a game changer for choosing my next build, and the transparent keycaps make the colors pop nicely.

I was blown away by the variety—100 switches in one compact holder is perfect for someone like me who needs to compare linear vs. tactile feels side by side. The transparent keycaps are a nice touch for seeing the stem colors clearly.

Finally, a switch tester with enough variety to actually decide what I like—100 switches is crazy but exactly what I needed. The holder keeps everything organized, and I was surprised by how smooth some of the Gateron options feel compared to others. Only wish it came with a tiny puller to make swapping easier, but that's a minor thing.

I've been swapping switches nonstop since this arrived—the transparent keycaps make it easy to see the stem colors, and the holder keeps everything perfectly organized. It's a fun way to test 100 different feels without committing to a full board yet.

I finally sat down to compare all 100 switches side-by-side, and it's incredible how different each one feels—the Kailh Box switches have a noticeably crisper click than the Gateron Browns I've been using. The clear keycaps let me label each one with a tiny sticker, which made testing much easier. Perfect for settling the debate over which switch to buy for my next build.

It was raining when it arrived, but the packaging kept everything bone dry. I’ve spent an hour just pressing each switch on the clear keycaps, and the tactile feel varies so much—the Gateron Browns are noticeably smoother than the Cherry equivalents I tried years ago. A fantastic tool for finding your perfect switch without buying a full keyboard.

Having all 100 switches laid out in this tester made it so much easier to compare the feel of linear vs. tactile options side by side. The transparent keycaps let me see the stem colors clearly, which was a nice touch for identifying each one without squinting.

I was blown away by how many different switch variations are included, the Gateron clears feel feather-light compared to the Kailh box jades. The holder keeps everything organized and lets me swap keycaps easily to test each one. This is a must-have for anyone building their first custom board.

I was surprised how tactile some of the Gateron switches feel compared to the Cherry ones - the holder keeps everything neatly organized for testing. Perfect for figuring out which switches to buy in bulk.

Having all 100 switches laid out on the desk makes it so easy to compare the feel of linear vs. tactile side by side without buying separate packs. The transparent keycaps are a nice touch to see the stem color.