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Gateron CJ POM is a linear mechanical keyboard switch—the component beneath each keycap that determines how a key feels and sounds. Its uninterrupted travel has no tactile bump or click, making it suitable for gaming, typing, and custom keyboard builds.
Key materials are POM stem, INK translucent top housing, POM bottom housing. Specifications include 50 gf operating force, 60 gf bottom-out force, 4 mm total travel. A full-POM bottom housing and translucent INK top are designed for smooth travel and a firm sound profile.
This is a contact-based MX switch, not an optical or Hall Effect model. Before ordering, check that your keyboard and PCB accept 5-pin MX switches. Sold individually.
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I ordered a batch of 10 for testing, 2 of them sound very weird, as if someone lubed them, and the rest sound very plasticky. I wanted to order them because of their reputation, but I was disappointed.
Super smoooooooooth stock!!! Sound good
I replaced the ones on my new Keychron K10 keyboard. The K10 came with Gateron Reds, but like MX switches, they're a bit scratchy. CJs feel a bit heavier, just slightly, but they are clearly superior in smoothness. The sound is even, but it can change in certain areas of the keyboard due to different zones. For example, the numpad area might sound a bit different from the F1-F12 keys area. But in principle, for instance, in the letter zone, the sound is even. The sound produced is firm and 'clacky' both when pressing and releasing the key. For now, I have a set of Glorious PC Gaming Race ABS-Doubleshot keycaps, and I can feel the difference between the stock ones on the K10 and these. I'll still buy a set of QWERTY Submarine PBT keycaps. I tested them in GTA V (a few races) and Forza Horizon 5, and they seemed quite responsive without any 'miss pressing.' I also note that they don't seem to need lubing because they feel suuuper :D!
Best stock switches I've used so far in this hobby.
Amazing, every press is a pleasure with these switches. They're my favorites in terms of sound and feel, and they don't even need lubing imo. But be careful, RGB light barely passes through the switch, you can hardly see it.
