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Dec 17, 2022
Really Amazing Stock Linear Switch
I'll admit I was rather hesitant to buy these switches considering there is a lack of sound tests and being a relatively new switch on the market from an audiophile company in collaboration with, from what meager first page google scrolling I did, a rather fledgling switch manufacturer. Honestly sounds like a recipe for disaster or at the very least a mediocre product but both Moondrop and G-Square have delivered a very smooth and quality stock linear switch.
Honestly these produce a sound I'd expect to hear in line with other well-regarded switches most notably I'd say the sound is similar to Boba U4T. Long pole switches like U4Ts make a popping kind of sound when bottoming out and these are no different I'd say these are obviously quieter due largely, I think, to the lack of a tactile bump. All in all I'm very pleased with the sound and the factory lube job seems to do a fantastic job and eliminating any kind of spring ping and rather consistently too as I didn't really have to do any cherry-picking or notice any lemons in the 3 packs I ordered.
I installed these in my GMMK Pro w/ AVX Works FR4 Plate, StupidFish 3mm plate and case foam, Durock V2 stabs (wires lubed with xht-bdz / sliders lubed with 205g0) and SA Oblivion keycaps and have a basic sound test typing ~90wpm linked below recorded on my Blue Snowball. (Sorry for the background noise it's my PC and a TV in the next room.)
https://voca.ro/1j5BMSzpURBQ
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teapot1
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Mar 13, 2023
Decent switches
I bought the linear Lunalights and used them stock. I think it's decent, but the batch I got had a little amount of scratchy feeling/sound in it. This can be remedied with lubing.
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BlooKazoo
303
Oct 8, 2022
Incredible packaging, silky smooth, refined sound, and lovely color :)
Title says it all. These are by far the best packaged switches i have ever gotten. The lunalight linears feel creamy smooth, and the the tessence tactile almost reminds me of a topre membrane feel. I don’t usually like tactiles but i like these. I sound tested both in a preonic and in a cannon keys atlas and they sound great. ![]()
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Gnteeks
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Jan 26, 2023
great for 20$
i love the sound the switches make and the fact the packaging comes with a anime woman
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mrbsiu
19
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Jan 4, 2023
Absolutely one of the best stock switches I've tried in both linear and tactile variations (I have probably 100+ switches on my switch tester and 3000+ on shelf/boards). Smooth, no spring or leaf ping, just a little bit of scratchyness on the linears. You can lube them but they are perfect fine to use as it. Love the light bump tacticle feel and good for those who want a premium version of a brown switch. While not a lot of light pass through for RGB, enough for shinethrough caps on a north facing board if you're into that but would recommend for non RGB builds. Good price, especially if you can use them with DKC discounts and will pick them up whenever I need more switches and have a DKC coupon available.
I have the tacticle ones on an FR4 plate, DCX caps, No foam Space80 and it sounds very poppy, clean clack. A nice change from all the foamy gasket boards that I have a dozen of and trendy these days.
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Doctor_G
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Oct 30, 2022
Luna Light and buttery smooth
First I have to say I really appreciate when creators take the time and energy to design packaging. I realize that's not the main reason I make most of my purchases, but rather a reminder of the quality of craftsmanship that goes into the product. These small additions are the icing on the cake.
The logo and packaging is beautiful and even included a card that I'm adding to my growing collection (I guess another thing I'm collecting now lol).
The switches are soft and smooth with a great sound and feel. I'm not really experienced enough to give advice about sound profiles and switch comparisons but I like these somewhere between my oil kings (# 1) and CJs (# 4) as my favorite switches if that helps.
I grabbed a couple boxes during the presale and was pleasantly surprised when they arrived months ahead of the expected delivery date.![]()
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Mimimouto
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Nov 18, 2022
Consistent quality
The Moondrop Lunalights are the best out of the box experience switches I've got so far, which is partly due to how consistently good they are. As far as I have been able to tell every switch in the box performs great with very slight variation.
These switches come smooth (stock), perhaps not the smoothest I've tried, but definitely satisfactory smooth (by my standards).
Stem wobble is minimal. These have tight tolerances, but not overly so.
In terms of sound it is one of the higher-pitched compared to other switches I've tried. But what amazes me most is how these have very little to no ping in any of them.
There appears to be more of a bump when bottoming out because it has a longer pole. This also results in a slightly louder switch.
When hotswapping, a moderate amount of force may be required to push in or pull the switch out. In that regard I would say it is neither easy nor hard to hotswap. (It didn't feel like I was going to break anything most importantly)
I find that the Lunalights have many traits that make them desirable and are hard to beat in terms of quality. (whether I will *like* them better than what I am currently using remains to be seen)
Edit: after having used them for a while I do feel they bring more fatigue than shorter pole switches. I'd still say they are a good switch but would probably avoid using stiff plates in this case.
Some switch references:
Momoka Frogs: they are similarly smooth (stock) and have similar weighting. But the Lunalights are more consistent and are tighter. Some frogs are pingy and have lube inconsistencies (I believe Momoka has improved their lubing process since). The frogs have a much deeper sound signature. They are very easy to hotswap and also 3-pin while Lunalights are 5-pin.
TTC Wild Switch: these are the closest switch I have on hand in terms of shape. As far as I am able to see (from the outside) they look almost identical if it were not for the color and some small details. But in comparison to the Lunalights (or most switches for that matter) these are super tight, but are less smooth, some pingy. They are also a bit more difficult to hotswap.
Cobalt POM: these switches I found to be slightly more smooth overall, albeit they are less consistent (in lubing and presence of ping). They are similar yet different in the way that the Cobalt POM has a long pole, but bottoms out noticeably higher than the Lunalights. The Cobalt POM's tolerances appear tight when not pressed, but suffer from quite some wobble when pressed. They are very easy to hotswap.
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geveent
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Oct 10, 2022
Unexpectedly Great
Very good switches. I'm genuinely surprised. KOS springs are always nice, too.
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ohitsJUiiCY
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Oct 9, 2022
Great Tactile for the price!!
Even before lubing them, they have a great feel and sound to them. Very poppy which I really enjoy. I already ordered another set of the tactiles so I can use them in my Zoom65.
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Not bad!
----- I've been using the Tessence tactiles for a week or so now, and they've left me similarly impressed. I have them paired with a KBD67 Lite, an FR4 plate, and thin DCS keycaps - and I think they sound fantastic: https://soundcloud.com/switchboxstudio/moondrop-tessence-tactiles Much like the Lunalights, the Tessence switches are notably clean from the box. The bump is medium-strong and starts right up at the top - but it's also fairly round. It's not too unlike the TTC Bluish White / Matrix-01 tactile stem, but a little more force is required to crest the bump. These bottom-out on long poles (and do have slightly reduced travel), and being Nylon, they produce a wonderful and snappy clack. Little to no metallic noise. The sound is similar to the Lunalights, but a bit louder by default thanks to the peak force of the Tessence bump being heavier than the bottom-out weight of the Lunalight springs. They might be a little strong for fast typing unless you prefer slightly heavier weights, but man are they satisfying to use. If you enjoy bumps on the stronger side and want some clean tactiles, I happily recommend giving these a shot. There are lots of switches I like, but these have quickly earned a spot near the top of my list of favorite tactiles.