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Kaihua Kailh Pro Switches (70 or 110 Pieces)
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Kaihua Kailh Pro Switches (70 or 110 Pieces)
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Not quite as fast as Kailh Speed switches—but no slouch, either—these Kaihua Kailh Pro switches have just 3.6 millimeters of travel and an operating actuation travel of 1.7 millimeters, which means you can type quickly and efficiently. This drop features three different types of switches Read More
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P1MPBOT5000
244
Apr 13, 2018
I bought a set of the purps and they are very nice. Also have openings for LED's if you choose to mount them. I am putting them on an XD60 build.
TuxKey
456
Apr 15, 2018
P1MPBOT5000thanks mate.. i was just thinking do these have the same cherry led insert space.. ;-)
Snow-mo_B
9
Apr 10, 2018
So how are the quality and feel of these switches (specifically the purples) compared to the MOD switches? Just noticing the much more...approachable price.
risco
6
Keyboard Club Member
Apr 10, 2018
Sorry for a noob question, but would these work on a hotswappable board? or do they require soldering? Either way I might as well pick some up.
PixelFruitloops
136
Apr 10, 2018
I got Pro Purps from the last drop -- excellent switches. Definitely my second favorite switch (only to Zealios, but that's an unfair comparison). I have some minor complaints:
1) Minor stem wobble. If you move the stem in a circular, joystick like, motion it makes a weird clicking noise. Not easily present in normal use, but the wobble is definitely there.
2) A bit scratchy. They benefit greatly from lubed rails.
3) Milky bottoms make me sad, I really wish they were clear. Novelkeys has mentioned that clear bottoms would require retooling, so I completely understand why they're milky. Still sad tho.
Other than that, excellent switches!
1) Minor stem wobble. If you move the stem in a circular, joystick like, motion it makes a weird clicking noise. Not easily present in normal use, but the wobble is definitely there.
2) A bit scratchy. They benefit greatly from lubed rails.
3) Milky bottoms make me sad, I really wish they were clear. Novelkeys has mentioned that clear bottoms would require retooling, so I completely understand why they're milky. Still sad tho.
Other than that, excellent switches!
TuxKey
456
Apr 15, 2018
PixelFruitloopsi was thinking of getting these lubing them later .. and as i'm getting 60g springs for my mx-clears i thought grab an extra set of springs maybe 62g ?? or two sets of 60g and try them out with different springs what do you think ?? i was thinking of purple tactiles btw haha.
PixelFruitloops
136
Apr 16, 2018
TuxKeyI'm not sure, sorry mate. I don't do spring swapping. Although, just from what I've read around, higher weights will decrease tactility.
Lteg
2
Mar 31, 2018
Whoo - just got my purples yesterday, put them on my GMMK with Tai Hao Vice colored caps and so far so good. It's my first mech keyboard, so I don't know how they compare to other swiches, but I'm really enjoying them!
Slimeggs17
8
Apr 8, 2018
Lteghells yeah brother! good call on the purples!
i mean as far as comparison, (in my switch fondling experiences) i find they are like the Cherry MX blues as far as tactility, but have the sound of cherry mx browns, and the force is just lighter than i prefer (so i picked up a set of plums which are heavier). but they make for a super nice typing and/or gaming switch. out of the 5 seperate sets of switches i have currently, i use purples on the regular over anything else.
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