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QwertyKey Tactile is a tactile mechanical keyboard switch—the component beneath each keycap that creates the feel and sound of a press. Its tactile bump provides physical confirmation before bottom-out without the audible click of a clicky switch.
Key materials are POM stem, transparent PC top housing, transparent PC bottom housing. Specifications include 47 ± 10 gf operating force, 55 gf max bottom-out force, 2 ± 0.5 mm pre-travel, 3.6 ± 0.3 mm total travel, 22 mm dual-stage, 55 g spring. The switch is factory-lubed for more consistent movement. The tactile event reaches approximately 65 ± 10 gf, providing clear feedback without a click mechanism.
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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The switches feel really good, every key press is precise, and the sound is exactly like on the product page. They have a specific, very pleasant thump, and the fact that they come pre-lubed is a plus. I was looking for a good mix of feedback, sound, and price, and these switches really don't disappoint. Keep up the good work!
they make a very satisfying sound and are ideal for what I need
I installed them in an Alu case board with Alu plate (so not the ideal combo for a thocky build) but I used case, PE & plate foam and they sound really really good. - Stock lubing is top notch, on par with what HMX does with their switches; - Stem wobble almost non-existent and considering they also have this dust-proof stem, keycaps sit super stable on these switches; - The spring used is my favorite, long, two-stage; when I read the specs I thought it would be too light for my taste (my ideal operating force for a spring is between 62 - 65 gf) but it's perfect because this switch is a heavy tactile switch (so be careful with your expectations), so it balances out in terms of experience; - The fact that it's a long pole stem also contributes to the sound of this switch; - From my point of view, there's no reason to take this switch apart; Must-have for the unique thocky build experience you can get with this switch; I recommend installing it in a polycarbonate setup (case & plate), and recommend using PE & plate foam (yep, I know opinions are super divided here, IMHO it works with this setup). Although most of my builds use linear switches, this tactile switch is one of a kind (from what I've tested so far, Bobas, Holy Pandas, MX Browns, just to name a few). Good job Qwertykey!
The new QwertyKey tactile switches sound absolutely amazing, they are pre-lubed and sound exactly like the sound sample on the page. I recommend!
Quite unique, they have a very strong and different bump compared to what I personally tested so far (most big brands: Gateron, Kailh, TTC, Akko). For this price, nothing to complain about. The stock lube is just right, and the typing feel and sound are quite unique for a tactile switch. Good job Qwerty, they thock.
I tested 10 units of this switch as well as the other QwertyKey model, and even though I didn't have high expectations given the price, both the feel and sound feel plasticky and low quality. A better option would be the EF series from Gateron, or even better, Milky Yellows (in this price range).