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Drop Holy Panda X Clear Hand-Lubed Mechanical Switches

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Drop Holy Panda X Clear Hand-Lubed Mechanical Switches

Name: Drop Holy Panda X Clear Hand-Lubed Mechanical Switches
Brand: Drop
SKU: drop-holy-panda-x-clear-hand-lubed-switch-pack
Price: 45 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.733333 (30 reviews)

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overview

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reviews30

photos19

q&a7

discussions9

Tyberious

Keyboard Club Member

Mar 13, 2025

When will these be back in stock with 5 pin?

RaptorHF

Dec 27, 2024

Any ETA on the 5 pins being back in stock?

LawDuckShellChapel

Dec 30, 2023

When will the 3 pin be in stock again?

YanboWu

8581

Collaborations

May 23, 2023

Hey everyone, thanks for the feedback on the lube used. We wanted to shed some clarity on the lubing choices and our plan moving forward. In our original tests, we found using GPL105 for both the side rails and the spring yielded a switch that sounded great while retaining a great tactile feel. This setup also received good reviews from internal and external reviewers. After some additional tests. We found GPL205 for the rails and GPL105 for the spring still resulted in good tactility with the switch and we've decided to go with GLP205 for housing and GPL105 for spring for our lubed Holy Panda X switches. We think the switches will speak for themselves when you get them in your hands. I've been using these on my daily driver and really enjoying the typing experience.

slashwhatever

May 17, 2023

The volume of lube on that brush is making me very anxious :D

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VaughnSR

Jun 8, 2023

They said they use 205 on the rails and 105 on the spring. Are you saying they're lying about that?

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mdot

455

Jun 8, 2023

VaughnSRno - they have changed their stance due to the outcry. originally, they were using 105 on the entire switch - and what was pictured was NOT 105.