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| Ttc Flaming Orange | Ttc Speed Silver Linear | Ttc Golden Blue Clicky |
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Name Ttc Flaming Orange | Name Ttc Speed Silver Linear | Name Ttc Golden Blue Clicky |
Release year 2024 | Release year 2022 | Release year 2022 |
Switch type - | Switch type - | Switch type - |
Factory lubed | Factory lubed | Factory lubed |
Profile Standard profile | Profile Standard profile | Profile Standard profile |
Actuation force 45g | Actuation force 39g | Actuation force 37g |
Bottom out force 53g | Bottom out force 45g | Bottom out force 58g |
Pre travel 1.8mm | Pre travel 1.08mm | Pre travel 2.2mm |
Total travel 3.6mm | Total travel 3.4mm | Total travel 3.5mm |
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 linear switch suits users who want a light, smooth keystroke with a relatively low actuation force. It fits typists or gamers preferring quick key presses without tactile bumps or clicks. Its moderate travel distance balances responsiveness with a comfortable typing rhythm.
The switch requires a light initial force to register input, making it easier to press quickly and reducing finger fatigue during extended use. Its pre-travel distance allows for early actuation, supporting fast key repetition. The total travel is moderate, providing a clear sense of key movement without feeling too shallow or deep. Bottoming out requires more force, which can help prevent accidental key presses but may produce a firmer end feel.
As a linear switch, it offers a smooth keystroke without tactile feedback or audible clicks. This results in quieter operation compared to tactile or clicky switches, suitable for shared or quiet environments. The sound profile is likely soft with a subtle thock on bottom out, though exact noise levels are unknown.
The lack of tactile feedback may feel less precise for users who rely on physical cues to confirm key registration. Unknown factors include factory lubrication quality, which affects smoothness and scratchiness, and stem wobble, which influences stability during key presses. Users sensitive to bottom-out noise might find the firmer bottom force noticeable.
This switch works well for gaming scenarios requiring rapid, repeated key presses and for typing styles favoring smooth, uninterrupted motion. It is less ideal for those who prefer tactile or clicky feedback or need very quiet switches for noise-sensitive environments.