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Keychron Brown Gateron Low Profile Switches 110 pcs
From R442.40 ex VAT
Keychron Brown Gateron Low Profile Switches are linear mechanical switches, supplied in a pack of 110. They offer a 55gf actuation force and 3mm total travel, suitable for office and gaming keyboards.
The Keychron Brown Gateron Low Profile Switches are mechanical keyboard switches designed for users who prefer a low-profile typing experience. These switches are suitable for both office work and gaming, offering a balance of speed and comfort. They are sold in packs of 110 units, allowing for full keyboard customisation or replacement.
- Type: Linear mechanical switch with a brown stem.
- Actuation Force: 55±15 gf, providing a medium tactile feel.
- Total Travel: 3±0.2 mm, with a pre-travel of 1.7±0.4 mm.
- Construction: Features a POM stem, PC transparent upper housing, and a Nylon PA66 black base.
- Compatibility: Designed for hot-swappable MX mechanical switch keyboards and supports SMD LED lighting.
- Lubrication: Factory-lubricated for smooth operation.
These switches are ideal for optimising your typing speed and reducing accidental keystrokes. Please note that they are not compatible with Redragon mechanical keyboards.
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Keychron Brown Gateron Low Profile Switches are linear mechanical switches, supplied in a pack of 110. They offer a 55gf actuation force and 3mm total travel, suitable for office and gaming keyboards.
From R442.40 ex VAT
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