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| Gateron Blue V1 Clicky | Cherry MX2A Blue Clicky | Greetech Blue Clicky |
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Name Gateron Blue V1 Clicky | Name Cherry MX2A Blue Clicky | Name Greetech Blue Clicky |
Release year 2025 | Release year 2024 | Release year 2023 |
Switch type Clicky | Switch type Clicky | Switch type Clicky |
Factory lubed | Factory lubed | Factory lubed |
Profile Standard profile | Profile Standard profile | Profile Standard profile |
Actuation force 60g | Actuation force 60g | Actuation force 55g |
Bottom out force - | Bottom out force - | Bottom out force - |
Pre travel 2.2mm | Pre travel 2.2mm | Pre travel - |
Total travel 4mm | Total travel 4mm | Total travel 4mm |
Pins - | Pins - | Pins - |
Magnetic Hall Effect | Magnetic Hall Effect | Magnetic Hall Effect |
Top Housing Material - | Top Housing Material - | Top Housing Material - |
Bottom Housing Material - | Bottom Housing Material - | Bottom Housing Material - |
Stem Material - | Stem Material - | Stem Material - |
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 - |
This clicky switch delivers a distinct audible and tactile feedback with each keypress. It suits users who prefer a pronounced click sound and a clear tactile bump, such as heavy typists and enthusiasts of classic mechanical keyboards. It is less suitable for quiet environments or users sensitive to noise.
The switch provides a defined tactile bump paired with a loud, sharp click sound. This feedback is more pronounced than modern silent or quieter switches, making typing feel deliberate and responsive. The audible click may be distracting in shared or noise-sensitive spaces.
It requires moderate force to actuate, offering a balance between resistance and responsiveness. The actuation point occurs early in the key travel, allowing for efficient typing without bottoming out on every press. The total travel distance supports a familiar typing experience common to many mechanical keyboards.
The switch uses a standard MX-style cross stem, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of keycaps and keyboards. It fits most MX-compatible sockets, making it suitable for many custom builds and replacements.
The loud click sound may be a drawback in quiet workspaces. The tactile and audible feedback can require an adjustment period for users accustomed to linear or silent switches. Unknown details include factory lubrication quality and long-term durability.