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Kailh Box V2 Custom Mechanical Switches

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Kailh Box V2 Custom Mechanical Switches

Name: Kailh Box V2 Custom Mechanical Switches
Brand: Kailh
SKU: kailh-box-v2-custom-mechanical-switches
Price: 29 USD
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Product Description

Just launched, the Kailh Box V2 Custom Mechanical Switches deliver newly upgraded reliability for a longer lifespan—available in three satisfying feels. The clicky White version requires a moderate 55 grams of actuation force with solid travel, while the linear Red option is a bit more sensitive; requiring 45 grams of force required on each actuation Read More

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Mar 19, 2022

Here's what's confusing to me... Kailh has had BOX tooling for years that is direction-agnostic (can mount GMK caps in either direction without interference), and yet only the circular-shrouded switches (all silent save for the Cream) get it anywhere outside of Korea. If Archon still owns exclusivity to that "Art" housing, why not just use the round stems and make these switches compatible with a lot more builds? The square stems have been inherently flawed from the start, being very prone to warpage - presumably when cooling. Almost every box stem - including those pictured above - has some amount of visible twist or tilt; assuming the Kailh logo is at the bottom, the right-side wall always sits a little lower than the left. It's also true that these stems can still damage keycaps, if not as severely as early models - using the round stems would at least avoid that perception. I'd LOVE a set of Box Whites I could trust not to damage my caps - using the old square stems makes these seem like unlikely candidates. Looks like they increased the bump strength for the Brown, perhaps using the leaf from the silent version - that's pretty cool. The 5 pins are also cool, and the visual distinction from previous iterations is also appreciated. Obv. I haven't tried them yet, but so far these seem to me a step in the right direction, just maybe not far enough to make them desirable for me.

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