Kailh BCP Switch VS. Original BCP Switch: Kailh did it right this time

The major difference between Kailh BCP and Original BCP switches:
1. Kailh BCP is relatively lower pitched due to the longer travel
2. Kailh BCP is a bit less scratchy
3. Kailh BCP has a better stem tolerance and less stem wobble
The major similarities between them:
1. Sound very similar despite the pitch difference
2. Both come with the signature scratchiness
3. Very similar in smoothness when both are hand lubed
Similarity Rating: 90/100 (Very subjective)
Keyboard: Cycle 7
Alu plate
Switch: Kailh BCP(unikeyboards.c...)
Keycaps: Keykobo Motel (unikeyboards.c...)
No foam
With Gasket Strips and PCB Plugs

[@GantioKeys]

That Kailh BCP slaps on the spacebar 👀

[@Strider1Wilco]

should I pick these up instead of getting KNC average Joe stems with cherry tops/wicked bottoms?

[@hoangcowboy]

How does it sound compare to hyacinth v2u mate??? I am using that one

[@vellfire1332]

From your own personal opinion, Are Kailh version of the infamous BCPs better than BSUN take on it or would you say both are equal to each other on replicating the BCP

[@UnikeysOfficial]

I would say Kailh ones are 8-9/10 similar to original bcps and the BSUN ones are 5/10. The designer of Kailh BCP and Kailh's engineering team did a really good job on these.

[@vellfire1332]

@@UnikeysOfficial welp you've convinced me now

[@AllenMekdara]

What wristrest is that?

[@KarlPiodena]

it's a wrist rest from Geon, it's the 722 wrist rest to be exact.

[@x3LightNinG]

i just wanna say they do sound the same by the slightest

[@MrSkullhead0]

How’s the lube consistency on these new Kailh BCP’s?

[@UnikeysOfficial]

Factory lube is very thin. I personally prefer that as it helps keep the scratch

[@hman2875]

Ho ly shiiet