The Keygeek sunflower switches are manufactured using Keygeek's newest nylon blend material N1 for their top and bottom housing. N1 nylon blend comes with 30-35% fiberglass for a loud and clacky sound profile. Paired with Keygeek's U4+ strengthened UPE blend stem, the sunflower switch will be louder and clackier than most Keygeek switches that we were familiar with.
Specs:
1 quantity = 10 switches
Switch Type: Linear
Manufacturer: Keygeek
Stem material: U4+ UPE
Top Housing: PA12
Bottom Housing: PA12
Operating Force: 45±5g/50±5gf
Bottom-out Force: 57.5±5g/63.5±5gf
Pre-travel: 1.8mm
Total Travel: 3.7mm
Spring: 21mm single-stage spring Japanese wire
Factory Lubed: Yes!
Product Highlights
A perfectly balanced clacky switch. Not too loud or high pitched
Factory lubed and ready to use out-of-the-box
Great acoustic on both thocky and clacky keyboard builds
Manufactured using custom and high-precision molding
Unique material blends for special sound and feel
They are great for:
A slightly shorter pre-travel for faster actuation
Both typing and gaming
All products are inspected and videotaped by our QA staff before shipping out. If any items arrive damaged, we will help you replace them right away!
KEYGEEK Sunflower Linear Sw...
57g Bottom-out
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 6 reviews.
Very smooth linear, although it’s 57g bottom out, they definitely doesn’t feel like it. Poppy sound profile for my fully foamed board
Bought these switches because i love the yellow color and was looking for a more on the heavier clacky side. Description says its a louder and clackier than most of the keygeek switches, but I dont think so... Its not loud or clacky.... I would recommend the keygeek explosion if you want loud and clacky! But if you want something more of a low pitch clack, this is the switch for you.
These are great switches, not too much lube, tight tolerances but what I'm learning is that Keygeek switches just might not be for me. I prefer a higher pitched clack and these are definitely in the mid-range even though the description says they are high range. Not bad switches, just not my preference.