Looking for a good linear stock switch? Good, these switches recently were manufactured by TTC. With their improved light guide, your back light or RGB shines through very easily. The factory-lube is not too heavy, so it can be used as stock, refer to the sound test video below.
"Hey, it's the switch nerd of KFA here, once again! I would compare the TTC Hey with the Momoka Frogs v3 because they have very similar feel and sound. But if I had to name a difference, the TTC Hey is a bit more smoother, less of that scratchy noise. AND if you like using hotswap RGB keyboards like me, these switches are the way to go, even if the housing is black, their light guide definitely allows the color to stay true to its color. For example: if I turn white light, it will still shine through as white. Etc."
- Konata
Specs
- Linear; 5-pin
- Lightly Factory-lubed
- Improved light guide
- POM Stem with Nylon Housings
- Double-stage gold-plated spring
- Operating force: 50g
- Bottom-out: 58g
Sound Test by Keyeah
Here is a guide on how many switches you'll need for different keyboard sizes (The guide is a reference, but some keyboards market a certain layout even though they require a few more or fewer switches. Always order a few more if you're unsure):
- 120 - full size
- 92 - TKL
- 80 - 75%
- 70 - 65%
- 65 - 60%
- 45 - 40%
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United StatesGreat switch for the price and sound profile
This switch is everything that the nk creams wasn't, it is extremely smooth out the box and has very little ping from the springs. Because it features a double stage spring, it also has a very loud sound profile leaning to the clackier side, making it so there is a clack when pressed down as well as a clack when it rebounds from the click. Solid switch for pretty much the same price as the nk creams.