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Your cart is empty.DUROCK Sunflower Switches, also referred to as POM T1 Switches, utilize the same proprietary POM blend as the DUROCK Piano Switches. With new selected Materials and Precision Molds, the POM Linears were able to rival the Novelkeys Cream Switches and we are taking it into the tactile space. With similar tactility to the popular T1 switches, the DUROCK Sunflowers is a must have for all tactile lovers since its deeper sound and smoother feature. DUROCK POM T1 Sunflower Tactile Switches Feature: 90 included in each pack Housing: Selected POM Blend, 17-5104 Ultimate Gray, Opaque Stem: 13.1mm P3, (UHMWPE Blend) 13-0647 Illuminating Yellow Color Combination: The combination is aspirational and gives us hope, just like Sunflower Spring Force: 67g Bottom Out Style: T1 Tactility 5-pin PCB mount Light factory lube
Jane Stratmann
2025-07-25 13:21:55
I came from loving the Razer green clicky tactile switches but wanted something slightly quieter while still tactile and heavy feeling. I can say these are definitely heavier than the Razer switches but they are also much smoother and more stable. There is little to no stem wobble so let caps feel very stable. The actuation force and key cap stability means that there’s no accidental input of a nearby key without feeling that you’ve pressed it. If you’re looking for smooth, heavy, and a noticeable tactile bump these are great.
Brandon J. Andrews
2025-06-19 17:48:21
Definitely an upgrade over the regular T1's. Post-bump is noticeably smoother and less scratchy sounding. Stem wobble is significantly lower than T1 and much lower than Glorious Panda, which is great for tall keycap profiles like MT3. The pitch is perhaps higher but the overall but more coherent. Most of the audible sound just comes from the long stem bottoming out. Spring noise is comparable to factory-lubed T1's and Glorious Pandas. I don't notice it at all in a quiet room, with a well-damped board and large keycaps.I didn't think I would like the weird force curve on these top-heavy tactiles, but I really enjoy typing on it now. It provides just enough tactility to prevent accidental key-presses. Cherry MX-style clicky switches are just annoying and I don't believe it's possible to replicate the sound and feel of eg., buckling springs in this profile.Note: These will almost completely block SMD LED's, so don't purchase if you care about that.
anemoia
2025-05-14 12:49:48
These are the most tactile switches I have personally ever used. I initially sought to order Box Royal switches however they are hard to find for a good price at the moment. They have a very pronounced tactile bump and are very smooth. There is very little play in the stems and keycaps refuse to wobble too much. My only complaint is that there isn't pass through for RGB, however you can't really expect that with POM switches. A Dremel taken under the north side of the switch could allow better light pass through.
Someone
2025-03-21 20:34:51
I put these in a very cheap hot swap num pad I got from Amazon. They sound very nice and help prevent accidental key presses. The don't let much light through though so the rgb is dim but I don't care about that.
Zimberfitz
2025-03-02 16:27:06
I’ve never hurt myself so badly trying to get these switches to fit into a keyboardIdk what it is, prob bad plastic or a bad injections moldNot good for typing, feels kinda… “:(“But you gotta shove these switches in there HARD, and it hurts.While these are better than my Holy PandasI never want to buy a Durock product again after this experience :/…
Parrkinsons
2025-02-27 18:20:09
I'm a big fan of the spring weight and the tactile snap. I spring swapped them with a 3 stage 67g and it feels super smooth without loosing the bump.
Ryan M.
2025-02-19 12:09:10
dont sleep on them
Reviewer
2025-02-01 13:53:32
Had to lube these myself. These things rattle like a dry cherry red even though they are "pre lubed".Don't spend the extra on this lube job.
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