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Clicky Mechanical Keyboard Switches
Explore KeebFinder's comprehensive collection of clicky mechanical keyboard switches. Our catalog features a wide variety of clicky switches designed for typists and gamers who prefer distinct tactile feedback and an audible click with every keystroke. We provide detailed specifications for each switch, including actuation force, travel distance, and material composition, to help you make an informed decision. You can compare prices from multiple vendors and check real-time stock availability to find the best deals. Fine-tune your search with our advanced filters to discover the perfect clicky switch that matches your keyboard and typing style.
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Kailh Super Speed Red Clicky
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Clicky,
Factory lubed,
3-Pin,
Nylon bottom,
PC top,
POM stem
$0.30
$0.66
$0.50
Kailh BOX Noble Yellow Clicky
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Clicky,
Dust proof,
Water resistant,
3-Pin,
Nylon bottom,
PC top,
POM stem
$0.33
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$1.15
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Outemu Blue Clicky 10 per pack
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Clicky,
Factory lubed,
3-Pin,
Nylon bottom,
PC top
$0.40
Ttc Brother Clicky 10 per pack
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Clicky,
Long pole,
Factory lubed,
3-Pin,
Nylon bottom,
PC top
$0.85
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Kailh Box Navy Clicky
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Clicky,
Long pole,
Factory lubed,
3-Pin,
Nylon bottom,
PC top,
POM stem
$0.33
$0.33
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Your Guide to Clicky Mechanical Switches
Clicky switches are a popular choice for keyboard enthusiasts who enjoy audible and tactile feedback. This guide answers common questions to help you select the right clicky switch for your mechanical keyboard.
What defines a clicky switch?
A clicky switch produces a sharp 'click' sound and a noticeable tactile bump when you press it. This is typically achieved through a two-piece stem design or a 'click jacket' that strikes the switch housing during actuation.
Are clicky switches good for gaming?
While many gamers prefer linear switches for their smooth, uninterrupted travel, some appreciate the clear actuation point of clicky switches. The audible feedback can confirm a keypress, which is useful in certain game genres. However, the noise might be a drawback for streaming or shared environments.
Are clicky switches good for typing?
Clicky switches are often favored by typists. The tactile bump helps reduce bottoming out, and the audible click provides a satisfying rhythm, which can improve typing speed and accuracy for some users. The Cherry MX Blue is a classic example beloved by writers.
What are the most popular clicky switches?
Some of the most well-known clicky switches include the Cherry MX Blue, known for its distinct click and tactile feel. Gateron Blues are a popular alternative, often considered smoother. Kailh BOX White switches offer a crisper, more subtle click and are also highly regarded for their stability and dust-resistance.
How does actuation force affect the feel of a clicky switch?
Actuation force is the pressure required to register a keypress. A lower actuation force (e.g., 45g) means the switch is easier to press, which can be beneficial for speed. A higher force (e.g., 60g+) provides more resistance, which some users find more deliberate and satisfying, reducing accidental keypresses.
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