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Cherry MX Grey  Tactile

Cherry MX Grey Tactile Switches

This tactile switch is designed for users who prioritize clear feedback while typing and prefer a heavier keypress. It suits typists who want a noticeable bump and consistent resistance similar to standard keyboards. Gamers may find it usable, but the switch’s release point being higher than the actuation point can affect rapid double-tapping. It is not silent and has a firm feel throughout the keypress.</p... Read more
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  • 80g actuation force
  • 65g actuation force
  • Released in 2025
  • 60g actuation force
  • 60g bottom-out force
  • 3.5mm total travel
Name
Cherry MX Grey Tactile
Name
Cherry MX Clear Tactile
Name
Input Gear Bolsa Corsa Tactile
Release year
2024
Release year
2024
Release year
2025
Switch type
Tactile
Switch type
Tactile
Switch type
Tactile
Factory lubed
 
Factory lubed
 
Factory lubed
 
Profile
Standard profile
Profile
Standard profile
Profile
Standard profile
Actuation force
80g
Actuation force
65g
Actuation force
60g
Bottom out force
-
Bottom out force
-
Bottom out force
60g
Pre travel
2mm
Pre travel
2mm
Pre travel
-
Total travel
4mm
Total travel
4mm
Total travel
3.5mm
Pins
-
Pins
-
Pins
-
Magnetic Hall Effect
 
Magnetic Hall Effect
 
Magnetic Hall Effect
 
Top Housing Material
Nylon
Top Housing Material
Nylon
Top Housing Material
Nylon
Bottom Housing Material
Nylon
Bottom Housing Material
Nylon
Bottom Housing Material
Nylon
Stem Material
POM
Stem Material
POM
Stem Material
POM
Sound profile
-
Sound profile
-
Sound profile
-
Spring type
-
Spring type
-
Spring type
-
Double stage
 
Double stage
 
Double stage
 
Long pole
 
Long pole
 
Long pole
 
Dust proof
 
Dust proof
 
Dust proof
 
Water resistant
 
Water resistant
 
Water resistant
 
Weight
-
Weight
-
Weight
-
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Product Description

This tactile switch is designed for users who prioritize clear feedback while typing and prefer a heavier keypress. It suits typists who want a noticeable bump and consistent resistance similar to standard keyboards. Gamers may find it usable, but the switch’s release point being higher than the actuation point can affect rapid double-tapping. It is not silent and has a firm feel throughout the keypress.

Feel & Sound

  • Provides a tactile bump that is easily felt, aiding typing accuracy.
  • Heavier actuation force results in a firm, deliberate keypress.
  • Not silent, producing typical mechanical switch noise without dampening.
  • Release point above actuation can cause challenges with quick double-taps.

Actuation Characteristics

  • Requires a relatively high force to actuate, which may reduce accidental keypresses.
  • Pre-travel and total travel distances are standard, offering familiar key movement.
  • Peak force occurs at actuation, reflecting the switch’s internal design.

Build Quality

  • Constructed with nylon housing and a POM stem, supporting durability.
  • Uses a stainless steel spring contributing to consistent resistance.
  • Unlubed from the factory, which may result in initial scratchiness until broken in or lubricated.

Compatibility

  • Supports both PCB and plate mount configurations.
  • Compatible with single LED lighting setups.

Trade-offs

  • Higher actuation force may cause fatigue during extended typing sessions.
  • Release point above actuation can hinder fast double-tapping, less ideal for some gaming styles.
  • Unlubed stem may feel scratchy initially, requiring modification for smoother operation.

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