sound tests don't even begin to do justice for this switch, the tactile event is like an act of god. i loaded an fr4 qk100 with them and typing full tilt sounds and feels like popping unlimited bubble wrap but pitched down a few steps
I bought these switches a few months ago from your site, and I have to say these are one of my favorite switches of all time. They sound amazing in any board I've put them in and feel so good to type on.
Milktooth is based in the USA and does not have any EU/UK site as of writing this comment, but may be willing to do international transactions if you contact them thru their site or their discord server.
Hey i have been looking through your website, and i was wondering what a good gaming switch that's not too expensive would be. Right now i have Ws light tactile switch in my cart, and was wondering if you thought they were good or could recommend me a good budget to mid priced switch. Also, i was wondering about something thats isnt too loud but also i can hear like the ws light tactile but that for for gaming. Hopefully makes sense.
Not Milktooth, but I figured I could give some advice. The typical gamer tends to go for the following qualities in a switch - Shorter Travel => "Faster" recovery after actuation if you bottom out i.e. less than 4mm - Linear => Less Resistance compared to a tactile switch - Light Spring weight => "Faster" actuation of the switch I think your ideal range would be something along the lines of up to USD 0.30 per switch, or up to USD 3 per 10. After I plug some of these parameters onto the site search, I found 3 relevant search results: - Everglide Sunset Yellow Linear - Sillyworks Hyacinth V2 Linear - Jwick (JWK) Splash Brothers Linear The try@home program would be the best option for you to explore different switches, but that's not back up yet so if you need the switches right this moment, just do some research and pick one. Purchase a few extras just in case some are defective, best of luck.
Milkthooth posted a video today. Today is a good day.
Your production quality is unrivaled you’ve revived the fire for my love of keyboards
sound tests don't even begin to do justice for this switch, the tactile event is like an act of god. i loaded an fr4 qk100 with them and typing full tilt sounds and feels like popping unlimited bubble wrap but pitched down a few steps
why these switches sounds like lego ?
I bought these switches a few months ago from your site, and I have to say these are one of my favorite switches of all time. They sound amazing in any board I've put them in and feel so good to type on.
Love these videos. Does Milktooth have an EU/UK site because delivery from USA isn't good!
Milktooth is based in the USA and does not have any EU/UK site as of writing this comment, but may be willing to do international transactions if you contact them thru their site or their discord server.
Your website seems to be down?
Hey i have been looking through your website, and i was wondering what a good gaming switch that's not too expensive would be. Right now i have Ws light tactile switch in my cart, and was wondering if you thought they were good or could recommend me a good budget to mid priced switch. Also, i was wondering about something thats isnt too loud but also i can hear like the ws light tactile but that for for gaming. Hopefully makes sense.
Not Milktooth, but I figured I could give some advice.
The typical gamer tends to go for the following qualities in a switch
- Shorter Travel => "Faster" recovery after actuation if you bottom out i.e. less than 4mm
- Linear => Less Resistance compared to a tactile switch
- Light Spring weight => "Faster" actuation of the switch
I think your ideal range would be something along the lines of up to USD 0.30 per switch, or up to USD 3 per 10. After I plug some of these parameters onto the site search, I found 3 relevant search results:
- Everglide Sunset Yellow Linear
- Sillyworks Hyacinth V2 Linear
- Jwick (JWK) Splash Brothers Linear
The try@home program would be the best option for you to explore different switches, but that's not back up yet so if you need the switches right this moment, just do some research and pick one. Purchase a few extras just in case some are defective, best of luck.
@@Callsign-Dingo-7 oh wow thank you so much i will take a look at these
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