🎮 TYPE R Tactile Switches - Premium Mechanical Keyboard Switches
Early-Bump Tactile Profile | Ultra-Smooth POM Stem | Factory Pre-Lubed
✨ Key Features⚡ Optimized Actuation
60g tactile force with 22mm double-stage spring for smooth, lightweight keystrokes with rapid bottom-out response at 3.0mm travel distance
🔊 Premium Sound Engineering
PA66 housing eliminates metallic ping, delivering concentrated bottom-out acoustics with clean rebound sound profile
🏆 Competition-Grade Performance
POM long-pole stem design guarantees wobble-free keystrokes with factory pre-lubrication for smooth operation right out of the box
🔧 Universal Compatibility
5-pin design works with hot-swap mechanical keyboards. Perfect for custom keyboard builds, gaming setups, and typing enthusiasts
📊 Technical SpecificationsManufacturerGateronSwitch TypeTactile (Early-Bump Profile)Stem MaterialUltra-Smooth POM (Long Pole Design)Housing MaterialPA66 (Top & Bottom)Spring22mm Double-Stage Progressive SpringTactile Force60±10gfBottom-Out Force55±5gfTotal Travel3.0±0.2mmPre-Travel~2.2mm (+0.4mm / -0.2mm)Pin Configuration5-Pin (PCB Mount)LubricationFactory Pre-Lubed📦 Package Options
Available Quantities:
• 10 switches - Perfect for testing or numpad builds
• 30 switches - Ideal for split keyboards or small builds
• 70 switches - Standard 60-65% keyboard builds
• 90 switches - Full-size TKL or custom layouts
🖼️ Product Images❓ Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: Are these switches compatible with hot-swap keyboards?
A: Yes! These are 5-pin switches that work perfectly with hot-swap PCBs and can also be used with traditional soldered builds.
Q: Do I need to lubricate these switches?
A: No, these switches come factory pre-lubed from Gateron. However, enthusiasts can still customize the lubrication to their preference.
Q: What's the difference between these and standard tactile switches?
A: TYPE R switches feature an early-bump tactile profile with shortened 3.0mm travel and a unique 22mm double-stage spring, providing a more responsive feel compared to standard tactile switches.
Q: How many switches do I need for my keyboard?
A: 60-65% layouts need ~70 switches, TKL needs ~88 switches, and full-size keyboards need ~105 switches. Always order a few extra for spares.
