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Switch Type: Light Tactility, MX Brown optimized Alternative, same to DUROCK Burgundy Light Tactility
Top Housing: Modified PC and UPE Blend (Translucent)
Bottom Housing: Nylon
Stem: Modified POM (long pole)
Spring: Gold Plated, Stainless Steel from Japan
Total travel: 4mm
Pre-travel: 2mm
Actuation force: 46g
Bottom Out force: 56g
Lighting: SMD, THT, Through Hole
Contacts: High-quality gold alloy
Lubrication: The latest advanced Lube Method
Durability: > 60million actuation
Key benefits:
Premium Materials Combination for Smoother keystrokes feel
High-precision Equipment for Minimum Wobble
Optimized Sound performance with Special long Pole
Removable Light Diffuser for light through and wide compatibility
2 Thick Metal Pins compatible with Hotswap PCBs
Gold-plated 56g Extended Long Spring (Bottom Out force)
Gold Contacts for Over 60 million keystrokes with no loss of quality
Package:
1 pack = 70pcs White Lotus Switches
AmyN
2025-09-04 11:00:02
Great quality, easy to use. I like the sound and the way that they feel
CA
2025-03-30 10:05:34
If you're a weirdo like me and actually like Cherry Brown switches despite all of the hate they get in the keyboard enthusiast corners of the internet, then you should give these a try. I should note that I'm not as fussy about switches as some (I'm not wasting time lubing stems, rubber domes don't bother me, etc), but I've never understood the infatuation most tactile fans seem to have for switches that have massive tactile bumps. They are very jarring for me personally and actually take away from the experience rather than adding beneficial feedback. As a software developer who uses ergo/ortho/split keyboards, I am much more concerned about long term usability of a switch than the dopamine hit you get from trying it in a switch tester. Trust me, I've been there too (looking at you Box Navies, 68G Boba U4s, Azure Dragons...). Ultimately, I don't want the tactility to distract from actually being productive with my keyboard. These are much more subtle, while also giving you the proper feedback that you expect from a tactile. It has a slightly larger bump than a regular Brown. But the materials used in the housings and stem make it a smoother experience, removing much of the fabled Brown "scratch" that people typically complain about. I think the only issue I have with the switch is the pink housing. Not having your color preference is something you just have to get over if you're in this hobby.I will also note for anyone interested in swapping to lighter springs, these will return with a 35G spring, at least in my experience.Overall, these are for people who want a more mild tactile bump than the majority of the tactile offerings nowadays. Effectively these are a smoother, more sophisticated Brown switch with a very slight increase in tactility.
Jamsdh1
2025-02-05 10:26:52
These are new to the market and I hesitated in my decision with these because Durock switches are known for their heavy tactility which I don’t care for when typing. I was pleasantly surprised with these switches. They are smooth, stable, and have a very medium, light middle tactility. They have been great for typing. Would definitely recommend.
Marvin Augustin
2025-01-15 16:50:00
Light, tactile, and smooth. These switches feel similar to an mx brown but with a stronger and smooth tactile bump and good factory lube on the downstroke. My only complaint is the leaf crunch/ping. It was present in every single switch in my set. Still usable and not as noticeable once on a board with keycaps on. If you plan on hand lubing them then it's not an issue but stock I it may be an issue for some. Otherwise a great light tactile for long and comfortable typing sessions. It's actually weird because the travel is still a full 4mm and the actuation and bottom out force is only mildly lighter then some medium tactiles but the overall typing experience is unbelievably light and smooth compared to the spec sheet. Overall it gets a heavy recommendation from me.
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