O_OOHKey, who is located in South Korea, and specializes in resin artisan keycaps and loves cats! If the name sounds familiar, then it is because I won a giveaway from them before and loved their Ninku character so much that when I saw it available in Neon Pink... I had to get it. 😂

Although I wish the currency conversion was kinder to me, the invoice for  Neon Pink Ninku was USD$65, including shipping. I paid S$91.85 via PayPal (no thanks to currency conversation😭). To date this would be the most expensive keycap I've gotten. 😅 

[Exploring Artisan Keycaps: A Review of O_OOHKey]

There's actually an interesting backstory behind the artist's online persona: in Korean the word 음애 means the cry of a baby, and when re-interpreted it was born as 'O__OOH ' in English. 

The package come with a card and cute stickers. Neon Pink Ninku was well encased in a protector case and arrived in perfect condition.

Designs

O_OOHKey's current works (in 2024) revolve on different variations of the below:

1.  O_OOH CAT: Kitten looking like suspenders but wearing a diaper. 😸
2.  Ho-Raeng: In Korea, there is a culture called '12 gods'. To celebrate the Year of the Black Tiger, we made a tiger character by hand sculpting.💖
3. SneakInKitty: Introducing SneakInKitty, our adorable new character! Watch as this lovable kitten playfully sneaks inside a stylish sneaker, bringing a burst of charm to your day. Shower lots of love on this little feline companion – a delightful addition to your world of whimsy and style! 
4. Ryong-E: Dive into the mythical charm of the Year of the Blue Dragon with our exquisite Blue Dragon, Ryong-E! This blue dragon keycap created in celebration of 2024 boasts a captivating azure hue symbolizing strength and prosperity. Embrace the upcoming year with Ryong-E, whose horns will ward off all your hardships! Meet Ryong-E at Raffle!
5. NinKu: A cute kid who dreams of becoming a ninja

There are also other occasional designs such as the Cloud Keycaps and Stingray which are priced at US$20-25. So definitely something to look forward to!

How to Buy

The mode of which the keycaps are sold is via Raffle Sales with Google Forms: where you sign up to win a chance to buy the keycaps. The form is usually open for a week and sales are conducted on a first come first serve basis. If payment is not made within 24 hours, then it gets cancelled and you would not be able to particulate in the next raffle. 

O_OOHKey announces the latest sales and posts about past creations on their Instagram. They also occasionally have giveaways, so do check them out! 😍

The Cloud & Stingray Series which are always available

Artist Info

• Style: 🐯 Fantasy 🐉⛅
• Pricing (per keycap): an average of US$20 to US$60 (S$26-S$80+)
• Shipping Internationally: Depends on your country and ranges from USD$15-$30 (S$20-S$50)
• Wait Time: Not including the time it took to be processed / made, it took within 5 business days (total was 8 days if you count the weekends) to receive my adorable keycap from South Korea.
• Material: Resin (Hand sculpted)
• Location: South Korea
• Payment Method: Paypal
• Social Media: 
• Instagram 
• Discord 
• Link Tree

Have you gotten any keycaps from any____key? If the answer is yes, let me know in the comments below what you loved and what did you get! 

[Keycap Series: Featuring Artists of the Month] 

[Exploring Artisan Keycaps: A Review of O_OOHKey]

[Beginner's Guide to Artisan Keycaps: Everything You Need to Know]

In the midst of trying to glam up my desk setup, I came across the Divoom Ditoo Plus: a Bluetooth retro-styled speaker which brings pixel art and fun to live on your table. As usual, I got it when it was on sale during the Christmas Shopee sale last year.  I finally had time time this year to open it up and use it. It also did help that my new IKEA table arrived, so it made it the perfect timing to do some desk re-organizing. 

Unboxing

If you’re searching for a Bluetooth speaker that’s more than just a device for playing music, the Divoom Ditoo Plus is a standout option. This retro-styled speaker doesn’t just offer impressive audio quality—it’s also a unique piece of decor that brings pixel art and 80s nostalgia to life. 

 

In this review, we’ll explore what makes the Divoom Ditoo Plus a must-have gadget for your desk or living space.

 

Eye-Catching Design and Color Options

The first thing you’ll notice about the Divoom Ditoo Plus is its retro design, reminiscent of vintage arcade machines and early computers. With its small, colorful screen, chunky mechanical keyboard, and playful joystick, the Ditoo Plus is definitely a conversation starter. 

 

 

It’s available in a variety of colors, so you can pick one that best suits your style:

• Pink: Fun and playful, perfect for a pop of color.
• Sky Blue: Calming and cool, ideal for a soothing aesthetic.
• Green: Trendy and fresh, for a modern vibe.

These colors enhance the device’s appeal, making it not only functional but also a personalized piece of decor that fits seamlessly into any environment. It also comes with a mic

 

Impressive Audio Quality in a Compact Size

Despite its small size, the Divoom Ditoo Plus delivers surprisingly robust audio performance. Whether you’re listening to soft background music while working or turning up the volume for a small gathering, the Ditoo Plus handles it with ease. The sound is clear and balanced, with just the right amount of bass to fill a room without overwhelming other frequencies.

 

The Ditoo Plus also doubles as a Bluetooth speaker, allowing you to connect it to your smartphone, tablet, or other devices with ease. Its reliable Bluetooth connectivity ensures that your music plays without interruptions, and the built-in sound effects and visualizations make the experience even more engaging.

 

 

Packed with Features Beyond Music

The Divoom Ditoo Plus is more than just a speaker—it’s a multifunctional device designed to enhance your daily routine. It features an alarm clock, planner, and even a sleep aid function, making it a versatile addition to your desk or bedside table. The Ditoo Plus also supports notifications for social media, messages, and calls, so you can stay connected without constantly checking your phone.

 

The real magic happens when you pair the Ditoo Plus with the Divoom app. Through the app, you can explore a wide array of pixel art designs, create your own animations, set custom alarms, and share your creations with the Divoom community. This level of customization adds significant value, transforming the Ditoo Plus into a creative outlet as well as a practical tool. 

Battery Life and Charging

The Divoom Ditoo Plus offers around 8 hours of playback on a full charge, which might be a bit underwhelming. While this is adequate for most daily uses, it might fall short if you plan to use it as your primary speaker throughout the day. Fortunately, the Ditoo Plus charges via USB-C, ensuring a quick recharge time so you can get back to enjoying your music and pixel art displays without much downtime.

 

 

Whether you’re looking for a stylish speaker to enhance your home office or a unique gift for a tech-savvy friend, the Ditoo Plus is a fantastic option that won’t break the bank (too much).

 

 

Is the Divoom Ditoo Plus Worth It?

The Divoom Ditoo Plus is a perfect blend of nostalgia, creativity, and modern technology. Its retro design, combined with impressive sound quality and a host of customizable features, makes it a standout gadget for anyone who loves to mix style with functionality. It also makes a pretty centerpiece for your desksetup or for any desksetup videos.

 

Here are some Pros and Cons to help you make that decision.

Pros:

• Retro design with multiple color options
• High-quality sound in a compact size
• Extensive features including alarm, planner, and social media notifications
• Customizable pixel art display via the Divoom app

Cons:

• Battery life could be longer for extended use
• Some features rely heavily on the companion app
• Although the price is reasonable, for the functions and battery life it might be a little pricey for something other gadgets or your mobile phone might be also able to do (just not as pretty or fun). 
  

 

 

Overall, I am happy with my Divoom Ditoo Plus since I did get it during the sales for S$100 (about US$75), plus it was during Christmas so it was nice litter reward for myself. 😊 

 

If you’re looking for a Bluetooth speaker that offers more than just music playback, the Divoom Ditoo Plus is an excellent choice. Its combination of retro charm, practical features, and creative possibilities make it a must-have for your desk, bedside table, or living room. Get it if you see the value in having one, otherwise there are other Bluetooth speaker options all there that might suit your needs better.

 

It averages from around S$120 (US$139.99), depending on which platform you get it from. It's available from Shopee, Amazon and the Divoom online store. Remember there are sales and vouchers you can use, so do check out the platforms and see if the price is right for you. If you are getting any products from the Divoom online store don’t forget to use the code MYGAMINGDIARIES for 10% off. 

With its Gateron Brown switches, the Sumreda SK82 strikes a perfect balance between tactile feedback and smooth, quiet actuation.

Below is the ASMR video where you can listen to the satisfying clicks of the SK82 in action. The sound check focuses on capturing the raw auditory experience of the Gateron Brown switches, making it perfect for those who appreciate mechanical keyboard soundscapes.

My version of Sumreda SK82 came with the Gateron Brown switches, which are known for their tactile feel without the loud click of blue switches. This makes them ideal for those who want a satisfying typing experience without the excessive noise. If you're working in an office or a shared space, this switch offers the best of both worlds: smooth keystrokes and a quieter typing sound.

Full review and specifications of this keyboard can be read here:

[Review: SK82 Mechanical Keyboard - A Blend of Functionality and Style on a Budget]

If you're considering a mechanical keyboard that offers a balance between tactile feedback and a quieter typing experience on a budget, the Sumreda SK82 is worth exploring. Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments below, and let me know what other keyboards you'd like me to feature in future ASMR sound checks!

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Pricing

In terms of affordability, the GMK87 Barebones Kit is priced at around S$70+ (about US$55+). This puts it in the mid-range bracket for mechanical keyboard kits, offering excellent value for its premium build and customizability. Whether you’re a hobbyist looking for your next project or someone seeking a quality mechanical keyboard experience, this price range is competitive for the features provided.

Where to Buy

The GMK87 Barebones Kit can be purchased from:

• For those in Singapore and South East Asia
  
• Shopee: Select from a wide range of online sellers and use vouchers and coupons. Worth to check it out especially during the sales period.
  
• Lazada: Select from a wide range of online sellers and use vouchers and coupons. Worth to check it out especially during the sales period.
• For international
• AliExpress: For those in and outside of Singapore, AliExpress offers various options which which suit the wallet.
• Amazon: Occasionally, you can find mechanical keyboard kits available through Amazon.
  

I had gotten my GMK87 Barebones kit (Black) from Lazada for about S$40 (~US$30) during the sales period. There is also a White version but I decided to go with a different color this time since I already have quite a few white mechanical keyboards. If I knew the black version would be such a magnet for fingerprints I would have chosen the white one. But that is a smaller little downside as the board on the whole is pretty solid and good.

Unboxing and First Impressions

The GMK87 Barebones Kit comes packaged neatly, with all components carefully organized. Right out of the box, the kit feels good and not too heavy at about 0.7kg, since the case is made out of polycarbonate. The minimalist design ensures it will fit well in any workspace, and the TKL (Tenkeyless) layout provides a balance between functionality and compactness, perfect for those who want more desk space without giving up essential keys. The screen and knob are a nice tough to the mechanical keyboard.

Unboxing and Build

At S$162 (US$123), my Rainy75(Pro) is currently one of the the higher priced budget keebs (and heaviest at almost 2kg!) I have in my collection. But it was a happy buy for sure. 

The stock keycaps and switches sound so good, and feels so smooth to type on. 

 You can read more about the review in the link below.

[Exploring the Rainy75 Mechanical Keyboard: A Game-Changer in Affordable Luxury]

If your are interested in getting your very own Rainy75,  it is available at Shopee for about the same price, from the same seller who has a presence on Lazada as well. Since I had vouchers for Lazada, I got it there instead for S$162 (shipping was "free") for a Yellow color Pro version. 😁

Of course not all the colors were available, pink for example was out of stock on both Lazada and Shopee, but Amazon has the pink variant for about S$222 (US$170). If you are interested in getting the a Rainy75 and have no access to Shopee, depending on the version you can get it from Amazon from about US$159, or from AliExpress. 

Have you gotten the Rainy75, or would you be getting it? If the answer is yes, do let me know your thoughts on it in the comments below! 

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Enjoying art and fun shouldn't come with a hefty price tag; it can be both high-quality and affordable.

Welcome to this monthly new series where I will be spotlighting talented keycap artists whose work I have come across and purchased from them as I love their designs. With reasonable pricing and shipping options that have proven worthwhile to me, here I am sharing them with you. Whether you're in search of intricacy, uniqueness, or affordability in artisan keycaps, I hope you find inspiration and the opportunity to support these creators.

Getting into the hobby and into the rabbit hole of artisan keycaps can be a bit overwhelming for the pocket as one artisan keycap can cost as much as a whole set, with some costing more than S$80 (not including shipping fees yet). And let's not get started on shipping... If you are in Singapore or South East Asia, sometimes shipping from overseas sellers are more than S$20-40+!😵

[Beginner's Guide to Artisan Keycaps: Everything You Need to Know]

Hopefully this list helps you as it did me (especially if you are from South East Asia) and support the lovely artists who are doing a wonderful job, and making it a little bit more easier for you and your wallet in personalizing your mechanical keyboard!

AnyKey aka any____key makes their adorable iterations of their Bear character called Dori available through Raffle Sales (with Google Forms) which are announced on their Instagram and discord server. I first came across their adorable Dori creations on Instagram and was immediately smitten with the beary cute designs! 

[Keycap Series: August Artist Featuring AnyKey aka any____key]

[Keycap Series: All Doris I have gotten from Anykey]

Anykey announces the latest sales and updates to shipping, as well as posts about past creations on their Instagram and their Discord, so do check them out!

One thing to note is that shipping of the adorable Dori creations take about a month or so to be made and then shipped out.

Previously I had gotten their Lime Boom! Dori and Hibernation Dori, then I saw the delicious Egg Dori and just had to get him. The invoice for Egg Dori was USD$50, including shipping. I paid S$70.57 via PayPal (no thanks to currency conversation😂). You can tell I am becoming a fan of Dori the bear... This already is my third Dori (and I am not going to stop)!

Unboxing Video

Artist Info

September brings the cozy vibes of autumn and the magic of the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival. So to celebrate, instead of the usual 1 artist, 2 artists who capture the essence of the season will be featured this month. 

Last week we had Jen, all the way from Australia, the wonderful lady behind kōyōkeys. This week we have pyuyucaps who is right across the causeway from Malaysia. Her adorable creations range from about US$30-55+ (about S$40-70+) and shipping to Singapore is US$15 (about S$20). 

What I appreciate about pyuyucaps is that she has an online shop as well as raffle sales and commission open on her Instagram page, so there are options. Her creations on her Big Cartel shop are simply adorable and have a nice clean finish to them. 

When I saw 'YU' bunny (玉兔), I simply fell in love with the sweet pink and adorable design! 

So into the shopping cart 'YU' bunny (玉兔) went along with her friends, and they soon made their way to me. 😆 It was a pleasant surprise that instead of delivery via the post office it was via a courier and arrived in a faster time (less than a week).

[Keycap Series: Featuring Artists of the Month] 

[Beginner's Guide to Artisan Keycaps: Everything You Need to Know]

The shopping experience was straight forward and simple. It would be nice if the currency could be auto-converted to reflect the currency I am using but that was not a deal breaker. I appreciated the online store experience:

1. Paypal was a payment option.
2. No need to create an account just to make purchase. As long as you have your Order number, you are able to keep track of your order easily.
3. Once the order was confirmed and on the way, the tracking ID is provided.
   
4. Updates from the courier when the parcel is out for delivery.
   

Unboxing

 

Artist Info

• Style:  🐇 Animals / Pokemon / Cartoon & Game Characters
  
• Pricing (per keycap): an average of US$30-55+ (about S$40-70+)
  
• Shipping to Singapore: US$15 (about S$20)
• Shipping Internationally: shipping costs will be calculated at checkout. 
• Wait Time: Once my order was placed, it took less than a week for the cute keycap to reach me (from Malaysia to Singapore via courier).
  
• Material: Polymer clay + PBT
• Location: Malaysia
• Social Media: 
• Store 
• Instagram

💗 Loves

Amazon Prime Big Deal Day 2024 is just around the corner, and it is happening on 8 & 9 October! It's the perfect opportunity to upgrade your gaming gear and/or your desk setup. While most of the deals might be Prime exclusives, which means you have to be a Prime subscriber to get the discounts, it's still worth checking it out as there are some deals which are for everyone. 

Of course you could also subscribe to Prime to enjoy the peaks if you want and discounts (double win, right?).  This is also the perfect time to try out Amazon Prime sign up for 30 day free-trial for Prime here. 

Do note that charges would apply after the free-trial period is up, so do remember to cancel the subscription if you do not want to be charged!

*This post will be updated nearer the day so do check back for the latest deals!

It’s also worth checking out the deals now as it is never to early. Here are a couple of solid early deals already available:

1. Womier S-K80 75% Keyboard

The Womier S-K80 is a 75% mechanical keyboard known for its vibrant RGB lighting and unique acrylic frame, which enhances the lighting effects. It features hot-swappable sockets, allowing users to easily switch out switches without soldering. The keyboard is compact yet functional, with 80 keys, offering a balance between size and utility. It supports various switch types and is compatible with both Windows and macOS. The Womier S-K80 is popular among enthusiasts for its aesthetics and customizable options.

Original Price: US$69.99 (S$93.32)
Prime Day Price: US$58.99 (S$76)
Savings: US$11 (S$14) + 5% coupon

2. ATTACK SHARK Custom Coiled USB C to A Cable for Gaming Keyboard

Original Price: US$25.99 (S$33)
Prime Day Price: US$12.99 (S$16)
Savings: US$17 (S$22)

3. ATTACK SHARK Cloud Wrist Rest

Original Price: US$29.99 (S$38)
Prime Day Price: US$14.99 (S$18)
Savings: US$15 (S$20)

4. RGB Large Gaming Mouse Pad

Original Price: US$19.98 (S$38)
Prime Day Price: US$9.99 (S$18)
Savings: US$15 (S$20)

5. YUNZII B75 PRO Wireless Mechanical Keyboard

Original Price: US$79.99 (S$103)
Prime Day Price: US$67.99 (S$87)
Savings: US$12 (S$15)

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September brings the cozy vibes of autumn and the magic of the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival. So to celebrate, instead of the usual 1 artist, 2 artists who capture the essence of the season will be featured this month.  The first featured artist is kōyōkeys.

Hailing from Australia, Jen is the wonderful lady behind kōyōkeys. The name kōyō means autumn leaves changing color. The keycaps are primarily made from epoxy resin but some specialty designs may include other materials such as polymer clay and glitter. The overall result are designs which are minimalistic yet elegant. 

kōyōkeys  keycaps range from about S$64-120+ (US$45-88+), and shipping to Singapore is S$20. 

Most designs, or colorways as they are called, have about 6-12 units available while the more popular ones might have a little more in quantity (i.e. about 20 units). Each colorway is unique and it might be hard to replicate the same color exactly, so you can be assured that you would be getting a one of a kind little piece of art keycap.

Jen has an interesting take on Raffles Sales: instead of using Google Forms, she offers a range of designs (and quantity) on her online store. The new designs are then announced on her Instagram page. In a way they are raffled just on an online store instead of using Google Forms. Doing so allows interested buyers to "raffle" their luck and see if they are able to check out with their desired color way. 

This definitely saves time on administration and the manual effort having to individually contacting each buyer, send them an invoice and see if they have paid or not before packing etc... And for buyers, the result is almost instant in seeing if they are able to get the colorway which they wanted. I like this approach as the wait is practically more than halved and you can received the keycaps much earlier than your regular Raffle Sale method via Google Forms. 

One day, I happened to be browsing Instagram and came across Jen's post announcing that there was going to be sales (along with some new releases) on her online store. Sales day come, I went to check out the online store and checked out a sunflower rakuyō keycap. 😍

[Keycap Series: Featuring Artists of the Month] 

[Beginner's Guide to Artisan Keycaps: Everything You Need to Know]

It was the typical Shopify platform experience but I appreciated the online store experience:

1. Auto-currency conversion on the site and displayed it already in S$.
2. Paypal was a payment option.
3. No need to create an account just to make purchase. As long as you have your Order number, you are able to keep track of your order easily.
4. Once the order was confirmed and on the way, an estimated date period was included in the update email.
5. Taxes and shipping calculated at checkout.
6. Email updates from Australian Post on the status of the delivery so you can travel virtual with your package.

Unboxing

Artist Info

• Style: 🍁 Nature-Inspired 
• Pricing (per keycap): an average of  S$64-120 (US$45-88)
• Shipping to Singapore: S$20
• Shipping Internationally: shipping costs will be calculated at checkout. 
• Wait Time: Orders within 3-5 days to be processed after being placed, My order took 3 working days to get processed and shipped out. It took another 8 working days (a total of 16 days) to reach me. 
• Material: Resin
• Location: Australia
• Social Media: 
• Store 
• Instagram

💗 Loves

“This Switch Is Called” Linear Switches

Specifications:

• Switch Type: Linear
• Number of Pins: 5
• Actuation: 50g
• Bottom Out: 60g
• Total Travel: 3.8mm
• Top Housing: POK
• Bottom Housing: Nylon + 20% Glass Fiber
• Stem Material: UPE
• Factory Lubrication: Light
• Spring: 19mm Single Stage
• Manufacturer: Keygeek
• 1 Quantity = 10 Switches

 
In this review, we’ll explore what makes these switches stand out and why they might be the next addition to your custom keyboard build.

Design and Build Quality

The first thing I noticed is the careful attention to materials: the stem is made from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UPE), known for its smoothness and durability. The top housing is crafted from POK, a sturdy plastic, while the bottom housing uses nylon reinforced with 20% glass fiber. This adds rigidity and reduces wobble. Together the materials contribute to the switch's durability and creates a smooth, consistent feel across the board.

At its core, the switch is designed to be linear, meaning it has no tactile bump or audible click. It offers a fluid keystroke from top to bottom, making it perfect for those who prefer a smooth, uninterrupted typing experience, whether for gaming or everyday typing.

Sound Profile: The "Thock" Experience

One of the most defining characteristics of these switches is their “thocky” sound profile. For those who enjoy a deep, muted sound when typing, “This Switch Is Called” delivers in this area. The UPE stem contributes significantly to the acoustics, producing a rich, low-pitched sound that could be described as satisfying and relaxing.

The combination of nylon and glass fiber housing further dampens any unwanted noise, ensuring a refined typing experience without the harshness that some linear switches might exhibit. If you’re in a quiet workspace or prefer less auditory distraction while typing, these switches are ideal.

Don't you think the switches resemble the sea and its waves? 

Since the switches reminded me of the sea and its waves, I paired the switches on my GMK87 Barebones Kit together with cute shark keycaps. For the spacebar and modifier keys (e.g. CRTL, Shift and ALT) I used a lighter switch (as always).

Sound Test

Customization and Modding

If you want to further  fine tune your switches further but do not want to lub them yourself, PantheonKeys offers customization services for those who want to fine-tune their switches even further. For an additional fee, you can opt for hand-lubrication using Krytox 205g0 or Tribosys 3203. This reduces friction even more, enhancing the smoothness and eliminating any potential scratchiness. Additionally, TX films are added to reduce wobble, ensuring a stable, consistent typing experience.

If you are looking to reduce spring noise, Krytox 105 lubrication is applied to the springs. These mods make the switches quieter and even smoother, creating a premium typing feel.

Performance: A Balance of Smoothness and Precision

With an actuation force of 50g and a bottom-out force of 60g, these switches strike a nice balance between being light enough for rapid typing but still offering enough resistance to avoid accidental key presses. The total travel distance is 3.8mm, which is slightly shorter than the standard 4mm in some switches, allowing for quicker key returns.

That said, "This Switch Is Called" Linear Switches are an excellent choice for both gamers and fast typists. The single-stage spring ensures that each keystroke feels snappy and smooth. It is a versatile switch for different use cases. 

Personally, I am more used to lighter switches with actuation force of 35-45g, but it was quite easy adjusting to this slightly heavier linear switches. I noticed that it did help me to slow down a little and typos are slightly reduced. As each keypress requires more intentional effort, the extra resistance contribute to a more controlled and precise typing experience (for me at least). However, due to the increased resistance from the stronger spring long typing sessions might be giving the fingers a good workout.

Final Thoughts: Who Is This Switch For?

The Pantheon “This Switch Is Called” Linear Switches are a fantastic option for anyone who enjoys a smooth, quiet typing experience with a deep, satisfying sound. Whether you’re an enthusiast building your next custom keyboard or someone looking for an upgrade, these switches provide a balance of precision, comfort, and sound quality.

The premium materials used in the switches, coupled with PantheonKeys’ modding services, make them stand out in the crowded field of mechanical switches. If you’re looking to invest in a set of switches that offer a smooth keystroke with a “thocky” sound profile, these switches are well worth considerin.

Just take note that having an 50g actuation force and 60g bottom out force, “This Switch Is Called” Linear Switches would be considered moderately heavy. It provides more resistance than many lighter switches, which might make it more challenging to press. This can result in a more deliberate typing experience with greater control, but it may also lead to increased finger fatigue during extended use.

Are you a light, moderate or heavy switch lover? Let me know in the comments below!

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When I saw how sweet looking the Zuoce Bubble Gum Linear switches were, together with  being linears and the actuation force, I just had to try them out. Good thing they where on sale. 😁

If you were tempted to get this sweet linear switch, but was wondering how it sounded like check out the sound check video below!

The packing is so sweet and the switches sound lovely, don’t you think? 

I used them for my Cidoo Nebula barebones kit build together with the delightful Pastel Chaos keycaps designed by my friend, Mari. Together with Goblin TechKeys they’ve produced a unique aesthetic that combines a soothing color palette with a touch of chaos. This makes each keycap set visually intriguing just like a pretty chaos. I love how they align perfectly despite the “chaos” - particularly the up, down, left, right arrows.

The Pastel Chaos  keycaps are Cherry Profile so this makes them comfortable for typing. They are made out of PBT which is resistant to wear and fading, thus providing a long-lasting and vibrant typing experience. If you are interested the keycaps or even a whole mechanical keyboard with switches and keycaps, don't forget to check out Mari's Pastel Chaos and use the code "MARI" to get 10% off! 

[Review of the CIDOO Nebula Mechanical Keyboard (Barebones Kit)]

Zuoce Bubble Gum Switch Specifications

• SPECLinear Switch
• POM+SL stem
• Modified POM top housing
• Nylong bottom housing
• 22mm 2-stage spring
• Operating force 37+/-5gf
• Bottom force 45+/-5gf
• Pre-travel 1.8+/-0.4mm
• Total Travel 3.5+/-0.3mm