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| HMX Blackberry Silent Linear | HMX Caramel Pudding V2 Linear | Gateron KS 3 Milky Yellow Pro Linear |
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Name HMX Blackberry Silent Linear | Name HMX Caramel Pudding V2 Linear | Name Gateron KS 3 Milky Yellow Pro Linear |
Release year 2026 | Release year 2026 | Release year 2021 |
Switch type Silent Linear | Switch type Linear | Switch type Linear |
Factory lubed | Factory lubed | Factory lubed |
Profile Standard profile | Profile Standard profile | Profile Standard profile |
Actuation force 42g | Actuation force 45g | Actuation force 50g |
Bottom out force 48g | Bottom out force 53g | Bottom out force 62g |
Pre travel 2.2mm | Pre travel 2mm | Pre travel 2mm |
Total travel 3.7mm | Total travel 3.7mm | Total travel 4mm |
Pins 5-Pin | Pins 5-Pin | Pins 5-Pin |
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 - | Stem Material POM |
Sound profile Muted | Sound profile Thocky | 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 silent linear switch suits users who want quieter typing without losing precision or tactile clarity. It targets enthusiasts dissatisfied with typical silent switches that feel mushy or lack feedback. The switch offers a smooth, controlled keystroke with a defined bottom-out, making it a fit for office environments or quiet typing sessions where some tactile confirmation is preferred over near-total silence.