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WINGTREE Camellia Linear Switch Factory Lubed (10PCS)

5.0'
Regular price €3,77 EUR
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Options: 48g Bottom Out Dry
WINGTREE Camellia Linear Switch Factory Lubed (10PCS)
€3,77 EUR
48g Bottom Out Dry

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WingTree Camellia Linear Switch

The WingTree Camellia Linear Switch is a full travel, long pole linear switch designed by Wuhai Studio and manufactured by Wingtree

Camellia switch features an all-new mold that's developed based on the previous mold Wingtree Yuying Black switches used. After the mold design modifications, Camellia now sounds cleaner, less noisy, and more concentrated at the bottom out; The scratchy feel has also been improved, which is still grainy but much more refined.

Each switch comes factory lubed, with a thin layer of Krytox 205g0 applied to the stem legs and sliders, while the spring and leaf are also lubricated to ensure a smooth, consistent feel right out of the box. 

FYI: If you are looking for maximum scratch, please choose the dry options which only comes with factory-lubed leaf and spring.

Specs:

1 quantity = 10 switches 

Switch Type

Linear

Designer

Wuhai Studio

Mold

 New 

Manufacturer

Wingtree

Stem material

Modified POM (Flat stem tip)

Top Housing

PA66

Bottom Housing

PA66

Operating Force

37/42/50±2g

Bottom-out Force

48/52/58±2g
Pre-travel 2.0mm
Total Travel 4.0±0.2mm
Spring 19mm for 48g and 58g bottom out/20mm for 52g bottom out
Factory Lubed Yes! Stem legs and stem sliders are covered with a very thin coat of 205g0. The spring and leaf are lubed with dry film. Everything else is dry. There is no lube in the bottom housing or anywhere near the stem pole. The chance that these get lube pooling issue is very small.

 

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 13 reviews.

no need for mx blacks anymore, just get these

They paired up nicely with my GDK NV70 (Plateless) - loud, clacky and scratchy. Love them! I also have the lubed version which I think I like slightly better but those are great as well. For me the 48g weight is just the right weight.

on the manta with alu plate. Sounds great. slight scratch, full travel. can recommend.

Fun, scratchy, no hassle experience.

These switches are worth the buy! This is by far the most satisfying scratchy switch i have ever tried comparing this to keygeek t2 they are louder altho this wingtree is just more satisfying. Its crispy and its high pitch sounding i fell inlove with these as soon as i tried them, i would reccomend getting them before they run out! 😁 Tested on kbdfans margo67 (7u) with PP plate and Keykobo soju

Audible but pleasant scratch; quite a unique switch!

Great switches. Factory lube on par with good modern manufacturers like HMX and Keygeek which is an improvement over their first run of switches like the Yuying. They have a nice scratch though I'd say it feels grainier and more "intentional" than Cherry. Sound wise they are quite loud and high pitched but can be a little sharp when paired with an aluminum plate. I found them less sharp with a CF plate in a polycarbonate case, though I'm sure it differs with other materials. Build in video is as follows: Mode Encore X-Ray PC bottom, Wingtree Camellia, CF plate, Keykobo Soju, no foam

Great switch! Much louder than mx2a blacks but feel pretty similar in terms of scratch.

It is the best now.

I really like the scratchiness. It has slightly less scratch than the MX1A Black switch, but the scratch feels much more refined and premium. My personal ranking is CAMELLIA > Snowcrash > MX1A Black. However, it is a bit louder for office use. In terms of volume, the order is MX1A < Snowcrash < CAMELLIA. 서걱임을 좋아하는자여. 여기로 오라. 공윤상태도 최고임

Got the 48g bottom out. Smooth, light, loud and clacky. Really enjoying them!

This switch has the perfect pressure for me. It's so good.

Camellias feel more Cherry than.. Cherry switches? They're easy to type on, smooth but scratchy, light enough not to wear you out but not too light to be difficult to type on.

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