GATERONMagnetic Jade Keyboard Switches, Linear Factory Pre-lubed Freely Setting Pre-Travel Key Switches for Mechanical Keyboard(70PCS)

Typing feel is immaculate. Its soft and smooth through each keypress. Solid stem with zero wobble. Build is great as you'd expect. Sound profile is very poppy and clacky over thock, which I like. Does require lubing as factory lube is not great. Tried in both my nano68, keychron k2, and my wooting, and found that the sound of the switches is much more dependent on your keyboard compared to similar he switches.

I’ve used these on the Wooting 60he+ and they work flawlessly, much smoother and better sounding the my stock wooting switches!

I thought "how could these even be worth it over the stock wooting switches?"So freaking worth it. They are buttery smooth and sound great.

The media could not be loaded. The Melgeek MADE84 Pro originally came with TTC KOM switches, which I really dislike typing on. So I ended up going down the rabbit hole of searching for alternative HE switches to replace them. I usually prefer heavier spring switches since I am a heavy typer. I ended up purchasing the Jade and the difference between these switches and the KOM switches were day and night. These switches sound amazing and very satisfying to type on. For anyone looking to replace their HE switches, these switches are they way to go! I provided a sound test so you can hear them yourselves.Microphone: Blue YetiKeyboard: Melgeek MADE84 Pro (stock) with magnetic jade switches (stock)Mousepad: Steel Series gaming mouse pad QcK XXL

I got these Gateron Magnetic Jade switches for my custom keyboard because I wanted a smooth, linear feel with fast actuation. Right out of the box, they were factory pre-lubed, which made them super smooth to press. The typing experience felt really nice, and there was no scratchiness at all.One of the best things about these switches is the ability to adjust the pre-travel distance. I could fine-tune it to be really fast for gaming, which made my keypresses feel super responsive. It made a big difference, especially when playing Fortnite, since I could react quicker.

The media could not be loaded. If you’re looking to get these for the wooting don’t even think about it just get them if you have the money…… I have the optimum case. I took my wooting 60he+ full build took the PCB out and put it in the optimum case put the jade switches in and it’s incredible they sound amazing and they make rapid trigger even easier to do they don’t even really mess with the RGB at all either so your colors will look fine whatever the case

Hall effect switches have been my favorite switches since I first tried a Wooting keyboard. Compared to their Lekker switches, these feel and sound much better, especially right out of the box, I don't feel the need to add more lube as they are plenty smooth, and don't have that springy sound that magnetic switches tend to have. There is also less stem wobble, so the keys feel much more stable. These are most similar to the Lekker L45 switch from wooting, they have similar, if not the same force curves. Lekkers are 30cN, and these are 30gf. Not sure if those are different units, but they feel very similar, very light, great for gaming, and you can get used to them for typing. I personally just prefer lighter switches, so if you're partial to a heavier switch, skip these. On that note, on top of the other reasons that I prefer these over the current Lekker switches, these have a shorter travel distance at 3.5mm to every other magnetic switch's 4mm travel. Before these hall effect keyboards came out, I loved speed switches because of the higher actuation point AND the shorter travel distance. This finally brings that feeling I like of a shorter travel, makes it feel even faster.Conclusion: If you couldn't already tell, I definitely recommend these to anyone who wants a more refined alternative to the lighter Lekker switch (L45).

I swapped these into my Wooting 60HE to replace the lekker switches.I am pleased by the bottom out sound of these more than the overall sound of the lekker switches.These have a bit more thock to them.I didnt notice any issues with my input range or rapid trigger.