カルダモンキーボードスイッチ リニアメカニカルキーボードスイッチ
$0.45
カルダモンキーボードスイッチ リニアメカニカルキーボードスイッチ
$0.45
このリニア メカニカル キーボード スイッチは、キーストローク全体にわたってスムーズで一貫した作動力を備えています。45 ± 10 gf の操作力により、満足のいく触覚的なタイピング体験が得られます。1.9 ± 0.5 mm の伝導移動で電気接点がトリガーされ、3.5 ± 0.4 mm の総移動により、応答性の高い底打ち感が得られます。5,000 万回のキーストロークに耐えるこのスイッチは、高性能メカニカル キーボードでの長時間の激しい使用に耐えるように作られています。リニアで触覚のない設計のため、ゲーム、タイピング、その他の要求の厳しいキーボード アプリケーションに適しています。
L
The switches Pressing feels good. Pressing feels good and the sound is not loud.
L
This advance Tactile Switch of Platycodon Switch is really good. The sound is also focused. And the paragraph is 60. It's very powerful. I love it.
J
This is a Switch that has both good looks and feel, very good!
V
I bought 70 of them because they are so beautiful. The color is very light milky blue. The pressure is relatively large. It is a bit difficult for me to press the 40-48 one. It is suitable for players with strong diamond fingers. The sound is very loud.
W
These switches are a fun creation from Kailh. They don’t use the typical box stem that Kailh uses, so it’s a simple task to change the spring to your liking. I had some Durock 2-stage gold-plated 67g springs lying around, and these seemed like a unique replacement for the single-stage s/s 43g spring that came in stock with the switch. Key press feels better to my liking, especially with the short travel distance due to the long pole. No stem wobble.
They’re pretty scratchy and they’re a light tactile. Some switches either had a weird abberation from the stem or the leafspring was bent in, so the tactility isn’t the same from one switch to another from my batch. Still, I’m fond of them. Probably a good switch to work with if you see them on sale and want to mod them. Not something you want to buy and use stock right out of the box imho.
W
These switches are a fun creation from Kailh. They don’t use the typical box stem that Kailh uses, so it’s a simple task to change the spring to your liking. I had some Durock 2-stage gold-plated 67g springs lying around, and these seemed like a unique replacement for the single-stage s/s 43g spring that came in stock with the switch. Key press feels better to my liking, especially with the short travel distance due to the long pole. No stem wobble.
They’re pretty scratchy and they’re a light tactile. Some switches either had a weird abberation from the stem or the leafspring was bent in, so the tactility isn’t the same from one switch to another from my batch. Still, I’m fond of them. Probably a good switch to work with if you see them on sale and want to mod them. Not something you want to buy and use stock right out of the box imho.