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NovelKeys x Kailh Low-Profile Choc Thick Clicks
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Give your keyboard a slimmer look with these NovelKeys x Kailh Low-Profile Choc Thick Click switches. Designed to sit lower in the case, they drastically reduce the height of any keyboard for a sleeker, more subtle look Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downRainbowraptor
286
Jun 3, 2018
I wish there were more keycap options for these things, I'd love to have a board with them.
KM1337
1881
Jun 2, 2018
Wonder how feasible it would be to print out a "plug" with a MX stem on it to stick onto these.....
Or I guess at that point, a whole new slider with MX stem even...
Or I guess at that point, a whole new slider with MX stem even...
Jmg123
75
Jun 2, 2018
Why is the shipping to eu so expensive for 70 switches? It is $21.50, but for the alt keyboard shipping to EU is only $7.38 and that is both bigger and heavier.
Victuals
103
Jun 2, 2018
P1MPBOT5000You shouldn't try to plug these switches into a wall outlet because when you press the switch, you will cause a short, possibly damaging other electronics in your house.
Instead, you should get a PCB that supports Cherry ML switches, as well as Cherry ML keycaps and a keyboard case, and then solder these switches onto the PCB and assemble a keyboard.
Instead, you should get a PCB that supports Cherry ML switches, as well as Cherry ML keycaps and a keyboard case, and then solder these switches onto the PCB and assemble a keyboard.
Kevadu
96
May 31, 2018
I recently got a keyboard that uses Kailh low-profile switches and I honestly quite like it. But that was a whole keyboard...
Honestly I would have preferred to build my own but I can't find any decent options for PCBs or cases. There are a few ortholinear macropad kind of things but that's about it. Which makes me wonder: What do people even do with these switches if they buy them loose?
Honestly I would have preferred to build my own but I can't find any decent options for PCBs or cases. There are a few ortholinear macropad kind of things but that's about it. Which makes me wonder: What do people even do with these switches if they buy them loose?
Kevadu
96
Jun 1, 2018
If that's what you like fine but it's not for me. I just want a normal 60 or 65% keyboard that supports low profiles. You would think that wouldn't be hard with how many 60% PCBs there are out there but apparently it is...
Tenryuu
240
May 31, 2018
Can you make a keyboard with these and the standard ones too?
Also it would've been nice to have a an option to buy just one of each to try.
Also it would've been nice to have a an option to buy just one of each to try.
psiclone
405
May 31, 2018
Caution: Be sure you can get keycaps for this. I just looked and it appears to be hard to find a keycap set, other than what Novelkeys offers and it looks like ISO is the only option...feel free to correct me.
mgsickler
877
Novel Keys
May 31, 2018
psicloneANSI and ISO are both available (same set), although they have an oddball footprint.
XiK
5535
May 31, 2018
Hey everyone,
There was a pricing error at checkout indicating that 110 pcs would be +$0, the +$15 was not reflected correctly. Everything is fixed and you should see the difference now. Thank you all for supporting this drop.
Xi
There was a pricing error at checkout indicating that 110 pcs would be +$0, the +$15 was not reflected correctly. Everything is fixed and you should see the difference now. Thank you all for supporting this drop.
Xi
TAsU
66
May 31, 2018
So I bought a set of Low Profile Pale Blue switches that are supposed to have 70g operating force a few months ago.
Looking at Choc Navy‘s force travel diagram, it’s exactly the same as Pale Blue switches.
Is ‘Thicker Clickbar’ the only difference Choc Navy have over Pale Blue?
Is ‘Thicker Clickbar’ the only difference Choc Navy have over Pale Blue?
TAsU
66
Jun 1, 2018
Yup. I think I’ll swap out the switches that will come with OLKB Planck Light right away to these but, hopefully, OLKB would have hotswap sockets by then so that I have to desolder only once.
Epic_Enkidu
206
Jun 1, 2018
TAsUIs the Planck Light compatible with Holtites? If so that would be pretty awesome!
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