The Su Color V2 switch, designed by WJBY Studio, is a more beautiful version of the Y2 switches. Other than being more beautiful, the Su Color V2 has also been improved in the following aspects:
1. Improved factory lubing with less amount of lube and more precise application
2. Fine-tuned molds for improved smoothness
3. Customized UPE stem for a DEEP and THOCKY sound profile
1 quantity = 10 switches
Switch Type: Linear
Manufacturer: Keygeek
Designer: WJBY Studio
Stem material: "U5+" UPE Blend (Waffle Stem Tip)
Top Housing: PA12
Bottom Housing: PA12
Operating Force: 37±5g/45±5g
Bottom-out Force: 42±5g/50±5g
Pre-travel: 2.0mm±0.2
Total Travel: 3.6mm±0.2
Spring: single-stage spring, Japanese wire
Factory Lubed: Yes!
Product Highlights
New stem design for a deep and thocky sound
Firmer bottom-out feel compared to other switches that have spherical stem tip
A linear switch with smooth travel
Factory lubed and ready to use out-of-the-box
Great acoustic on thocky keyboard builds
Manufactured using custom and high-precision molding
Unique material blend for special sound and feel
They are great for:
Daily typing duties
Heavy or light typing experience according to your needs
Building a thocky sounding keyboard
Great switches for work place
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!
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 17 reviews.
I purchased these for my Nuphy GEM80, but decided to first test them on the Kick75. I am very happy with the smooth thock. Now I just have to plan to order another set for the GEM80.
These Are better than the y2's in every way (in my preferences for thock atleast). They are smoother, deeper sounding but are more full compared too the y2's, something about the y2's is they have a lot of Hollow thock. a more "Oh" sound while these are more solid thuddish thock. they were all consistently lubed much better than my y2 batch and have a lot less ticking which bugged me about the y2's. and now they sit in my evo75 and i dont think im ever changing em out.
Smooth, light, thocky, wonderful feel. Installation on an akko 5075 was challenging though, extremely tight fit that required a disconcerting amount of force.
These switches are a kind of semi-silent, not high pitched clacky but not silent, they have a deep, thocky sous profile with no annoying metallic or resonance noise at all.
The typing sound and feel are excellent. As others have mentioned, the only problem is that its housing base is bigger than a regular switch. So, if the holes in the switch plate are on the small side, it's really hard to insert it. I hope this will be corrected in the next version.
The switch itself is really nice, but be careful! The housings are really snug in even the loosest boards, the pins bend very easily, and they managed to knock a few of my hotswap sockets loose in a Neo board (easy fix, but watch out).
Really all the problems I have with them seem to stem from the fact that they’re just unusually large. Approach with extra care and everything is fine. They feel great and sound nice and deep :)
Switches are very cute visually, feel good to type on, and sound about how I would've expected for "prettier Y2s". The only thing that I'm a little unhappy about is the stem wobble- they seem to be the loosest out of the few switches I currently own.