Category: Interruptores
I was pleasantly surprised by how smooth the stems feel right out of the box—no wobble at all. The 45-switch option was just right for my TKL board, and the packaging kept each one protected.
The 110-count set was perfect for my full-sized build—no need to buy extras. Each switch feels incredibly crisp and stable in the plate, with zero wobble. A solid upgrade from my previous linear switches.
I’ve been using these for a few weeks now and the clicky feel is exactly what I wanted for my daily driver. The 110-count box gave me enough to do a full board plus spares.
Grabbed the 110-switch set for my new build, and the tactile bump is exactly what I was hoping for—crisp without being too stiff. The colors make sorting them a breeze, even if the box could’ve used a sturdier latch.
I was a bit worried about the 35-switch count being enough, but it covered my number pad perfectly. The box design keeps each switch secure, and the tactile feel is noticeably crisper than my old Cherry Browns.
The 110-switch set was perfect for a full-size board I’ve been planning. Each switch feels incredibly consistent with no wobble at all—much better than the last batch I tried.
I tried the 45-switch set for a TKL build and the tactile bump is noticeably crisper than other switches I've used. The box design really does keep dust out better than standard switches I've had before.
The 110-switch option was perfect for my full-size build, and the tactile feel is noticeably crisper than my old switches. They click cleanly right out of the box without any wobble.
I've been building my first mechanical keyboard and went with the 45-switch option—the tactile feel is noticeably crisper than the linear ones I tried. The dustproof box design gives me peace of mind during assembly.
Pulling the clicky stems out of my old switches was a pain, but the Kailh Box design has a solid stem that feels much more secure in the housing. The 45-switch option gave me exactly what I needed for my TKL board.