WS Hall Effect Magnetic Keyboard Switches, WS Dash HE Magnetic Linear Switches with POM Stem, Pre-lubed Freely Setting Pre-Travel Key Switch Compatible with Hall Effect Keyboard 70Pcs

Solid switch better than the stock wooting switches

Response time - Amazing. Sound - Amazing. Price - Not so amazing. These are a very specific style of switches that I'm still getting used to in my only mag board, but the feel is very cool. It's an offbeat on mechanical keyboards and the sound is slightly different than what you normally find. If you have a mag switch keyboard, these are worth a try.

The media could not be loaded. As part of the Gateron Jade line of HE switches, it had the solid bottom which greatly improves the sound of the switches, but these switches are loud and pretty clacky, so you should be aware of that. That being said they're really nice out of the box and didn't need any lubing which is rare for HE switches in my opinion. However, while these are south oriented magnets (which is important because it means that these will NOT work in a lot of popular keyboards like the Wooting (get the Gateron Jade Pro switches for that), they also do not work in some otherwise normally south oriented magnet switch keyboards, like the Keychron. To fix this, in the Keychron's case anyway, you can take the stems from the Nebula and put them into the Gateron Jade Mini E switches and vice versa. You can then have the clean clack of the Jade Mini E switches (see the video for how this sounds) and also the super muted Gateron Nebula sound for your Boog75. So be aware whether your keyboard will support the switch and if you're going to try to stem swap, that they will be compatible. Almost all switchesby different makers use different stems and even in the case of Gateron switches they're mostly different... just be aware.

Awesome switches. Feel great - smooth travel.

Great set of keycaps. They're hall effect switches, which means they do not work with more traditional mechanical MX style PCBs, so keep that in mind.You get a set of 70 pieces, which is enough for most 65% or smaller keyboards, but will be insufficient for many other popular layouts. The switches themselves are made of nice smooth plastics, which ensures a nice travel without any scratchiness. The pre-lubing also helps a lot in improving the travel of the keys for a nice typing experience. As a hall effect switch, the bottom of the stems contain a tiny magnet that sensors on the PCB detect to accurately determine distance, allowing for a significantly improved detection rate and also allowing for neat features such as instant reactions for when you release keys. Such features give you a competitive advantage over other keyboards, which is also why they were banned.Great switches overall. They have smooth travel and a light actuation for a more tactile gaming experience.

The WS Hall Effect Magnetic Keyboard switches work great. These are super easy to install and replace your faulty keys. They work wonderfully and are very high quality.

These are pretty quick/bottoming out switches, which I suppose is what makes them pretty effective for FPS gaming. While I am not entirely sure what the "magnetic" aspect adds to the experience, I can tell you as a whooting and steelseries apex pro user, these do not feel like those kind of "rapid trigger effect" keyboard switches. However, they feel just as smooth and responsive as your classic red linear switches.They are also pretty crisp and satisfying and not too loud. I do think they're fairly overpriced, but if you're looking for reliable quick keyboard switches with efficient performance, these are a pretty decent choice.

Its a great product, robust and strong, ive been using this everyday!