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9/10 Good, 63g bottom out wasnt so heavy after all, wouldave wish it is clear though, the red makes the led redder, good light penetration, if you were to buy this get the lighter one, the sound almost makes no difference (tested with 40g spring, almost no difference in sound) Keyboard: epomaker p75 (bought for 70$ on amazon a the time of the purchase) Keycaps: Sumgsn white jade translucent keycaps (sa profile) Stock stablizers (factory lubed) Decent amount of lube in the switch considering it ...

Recently picked up the HMX Cthulhu Linear Switches from Unikeys. The reviews were already great, but seeing them in person — the aesthetic, the color, the overall look — I knew I’d want them even if they didn’t sound good. 😅 Luckily, they sound just as amazing as they look: loud, clear, clacky, yet full‑sounding, with a spring weight that feels spot‑on, for me at least. 👌 This is definitely another favorite in my rotation of switches. Excited to try them out on different boards and configurati...

(board in video is the mode sonnet 2026, built with a POM plate, plate foam, and using the green lattice blocks. keycaps are osume year of the horse PBT keycaps) Really enjoying these! 'Poppy' switches sound great in sound tests, but are usually too loud and distracting for me IRL, but the jadeites managed to hit a good middle ground with sound that's enjoyable but not so distracting I can't use it for more focused work. They're lower pitched, and not as loud as I expected. The typing feel is...

Love these! A few observations after running Yolks for a few days on Neo 65 Core Plus: - These are somewhat tight in feel – likely due to high tolerances and literally zero stem wobble. Basically, doing some back to back with switches that have similar operating force on paper, they feel a bit heavier to type on – in a good way though! - They are super smooth and clacky AND have a bit of textured feel / dryness to it – but in a really good way. They are not badly lubed or anything but there's ...

(I was sent these switches to look at, but this is just my real world thoughts) I had been wanting to try these when I saw that they dropped, mainly because I am kind of a Cthulhu fan (which is funny to say). I was pleasantly surprised about the deeper sound signature and solid bottom out which is a trait common on most HMX sets. I think that if you're looking for this really solid sound and a nice middle weight feeling spring, then this is a great switch. It's not Lunar Stone, but it's definite...

2nd ever tactile switch i have tried and this one is interesting. the gateron type R's were my first and i loved them, but they were a bit strong, so i picked these up and their smoother, more consistent with only 2 badish ones, and are a lighter p shape but noticable bump thats perfect for me. they are deeper than type r's and are almost as perfect. two issues, these have a slight tick too them which are good enough too deal with, but most importantly, i have boards with only plastic plates atm...