I love the colourway of the switches, they would look so good on a clear or low profile board, I like the sound profile too, they're not too deep or to clacky.
Not bad for a kailh switches, its nice to have a silent switches as it wont interrupt people much, and usually whenever i see a kailh sound it doesn't sounds good, while this is pretty nice sounding and looks pretty sweet too, probably going to buy em for my future custom keeb!
they are louder but not as loud as normal tactile switches in the market. if pure silent it would be going to akko penguin? but the downside is the penguin feel a bit mushy and scratchy. lubing it might get the scratchy lesser but it will still mushy
@@Xane69 That's why I think there should be another term for it. Silent are silent, but expect them to feel mushy. Muted are much more quiet, but don't expect them to be silent switches.
Hello, can u please tell how this switches work with side light keycaps? I have side light caps and want to buy this switches, but looks like this lens more suitable for top light keycaps...
They're not the quietest, but at least they do better than cherry and gateron silenet switches, those really are not that good. The most silent ive used is silent peach and lemons from outemu. and durock shrimp and dolphins are really good for heavier springs
On the other hand, I’m glad they aren’t completely silent, it just happens that I’m looking for smooth semi-silent tactile switches with a bit of low sound to them, the Deep Sea Whale seem to fit the bill!
True. But on the other hand, I’m glad they aren’t completely silent, it just happens that I’m looking for smooth semi-silent tactile switches with a bit of low sound to them, the Deep Sea Whale seem to fit the bill!
I love the colourway of the switches, they would look so good on a clear or low profile board, I like the sound profile too, they're not too deep or to clacky.
Not bad for a kailh switches, its nice to have a silent switches as it wont interrupt people much, and usually whenever i see a kailh sound it doesn't sounds good, while this is pretty nice sounding and looks pretty sweet too, probably going to buy em for my future custom keeb!
I'm with you. Not a huge fan of Kalih's linear & tactile switches--but I like these for what it's worth!
lol the dad jokes tho. can you do a review on the thick thock marshmallow liners?
Haven't even heard of these haha. I'mma Google em and try to grab some!
i would love to see these!
Those black/translucent keycaps are absolutely gorgeous omg.
Do you have the reference per chance? :O
I’ve been looking to upgrade my silent keyboard because the switches I got initially feel pretty mushy. Do you feel any mush with these, Pete?
Maybe a tad, but NOTHING like other silent switches I've tried. These easily feel the best to me!
I really wish they called them "muted" like you said, instead of "silent" because these are LOUD to me.
The key caps also play a part in the sound as well.
they are louder but not as loud as normal tactile switches in the market. if pure silent it would be going to akko penguin? but the downside is the penguin feel a bit mushy and scratchy. lubing it might get the scratchy lesser but it will still mushy
@@Xane69 That's why I think there should be another term for it. Silent are silent, but expect them to feel mushy. Muted are much more quiet, but don't expect them to be silent switches.
Hello, can u please tell how this switches work with side light keycaps? I have side light caps and want to buy this switches, but looks like this lens more suitable for top light keycaps...
Hello. Could you please advise a couple of analogues to these switches in this price category (5 pin)?
So a lot different that the silent switch offering from gateron ?
They're so not silent compared to other silence switches lol
How do they compare to gazzew bobagums silent switches?
They're not the quietest, but at least they do better than cherry and gateron silenet switches, those really are not that good. The most silent ive used is silent peach and lemons from outemu. and durock shrimp and dolphins are really good for heavier springs
On the other hand, I’m glad they aren’t completely silent, it just happens that I’m looking for smooth semi-silent tactile switches with a bit of low sound to them, the Deep Sea Whale seem to fit the bill!
Nah. There not silent. Gamakay Phoenix. Those are silent
True. But on the other hand, I’m glad they aren’t completely silent, it just happens that I’m looking for smooth semi-silent tactile switches with a bit of low sound to them, the Deep Sea Whale seem to fit the bill!