DUROCK Tactile Keyboard Switch Cream Housing Koala Key Switches 62g 67g Tactile keyswitch for Custom Mechanical Keyboards ► Photo 1/6
DUROCK Tactile Keyboard Switch Cream Housing Koala Key Switches 62g 67g Tactile keyswitch for Custom Mechanical Keyboards ► Photo 1/6
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  • Brand Name: SI YU
  • Application: Desktop
  • Language: Europe
  • Language: Brazilian
  • Language: Russian
  • Language: Japanese
  • Language: UK
  • Language: French
  • Language: Hebrew
  • Language: english
  • Origin: CN(Origin)
  • Keyboard Standard: 104 Keys
  • Type: Wired
  • Operation Style: Mechanical
  • Style: Standard
  • Model Number: Koala
  • Interface Type: USB
  • Package: Yes
  • Axis Body Brand: DUROCK
  • Switch Type: Tactile
  • Spring Force: Bottom Out, 62g or 67g for option
  • Color: Cream Housing
  • Mount: 5 Pins, PCB Mount

DUROCK Tactile Keyboard Switch Cream Housing Koala Key Switches 62g 67g Tactile keyswitch for Custom Mechanical Keyboards

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Customer Reviews

P***s
January 9, 2021

Good quality, ok shipment. Switches are not pre-lubed, so pretty rough and some are sticky (they jam after being pressed). Waiting for the lube to arrive, gonna update my review later. Got a few T1 in the past from a friend, liked them, they were lubed a bit.

Anonymous
December 23, 2020

I like the switches I bough the 62g Koala switches, which I like, but the space bar got stuck, because of the lighter spring. I bought some 67g springs, which solved the problem. With the 67g it does not get stuck anymore. I'm still unsure if I should replace the other springs of the other switches too, it's a lot of work just to try it out. If you go for the 62g switches, it might be a good idea to get some 67g too, in case you run into that problem. The other switches work fine, but 62g is really on the lower limit.

Anonymous