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| Ttc Brother Tactile Click | Ttc Low Profile Brown Tactile | Kailh Midnight Jade Tactile |
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Name Ttc Brother Tactile Click | Name Ttc Low Profile Brown Tactile | Name Kailh Midnight Jade Tactile |
Release year 2022 | Release year 2023 | Release year 2023 |
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 37g | Actuation force 45g | Actuation force - |
Bottom out force - | Bottom out force - | Bottom out force - |
Pre travel 2.2mm | Pre travel 1.5mm | Pre travel - |
Total travel - | Total travel 3.2mm | Total travel - |
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 tactile click switch suits users who want clear tactile feedback combined with an audible click, making it suitable for typists who value precise keypress confirmation. It requires moderate force to actuate, which can help reduce accidental key presses. It is less ideal for users seeking a quiet or very light switch.
The switch provides a noticeable tactile bump paired with a distinct click sound on actuation. This feedback helps users confirm key activation without bottoming out fully. The audible click may be distracting in quiet environments or shared workspaces.
It actuates with moderate force, requiring deliberate key presses that reduce accidental inputs. The pre-travel distance offers a balance between responsiveness and control, while the total travel allows comfortable key movement without feeling too shallow or deep. Bottoming out is firm but not harsh, supporting comfortable typing over extended periods.
The tactile click mechanism may produce more noise than linear or silent tactile switches, which can be a drawback in noise-sensitive settings. Unknown factors include factory lubrication quality and long-term durability. The switch may require a break-in period to smooth out initial stiffness or scratchiness, though this is not confirmed.
This switch fits well for typists who prefer tactile and audible feedback to improve typing accuracy. It is less suited for gaming scenarios that demand rapid, quiet key presses or for office environments where noise is a concern.