Is your batch factory lubed while the ones available now not lubed? if they are not factory lubed, would you recommend lubing/filming? Also, it kind of looks like it has similar tactility property to neapolitan switches, have you have the chance to compare them? Thank you!
I'm a big fan of Designer Studio White Jades for the sharp P-bump with no pre-travel, so these seem to be right up my alley. I'd be curious as to how these compare.
Thanks for the review! I was honestly hoping to see the tactility and initial strengths of the switch compared to other tactiles. For example, push stem tops of two switches against each other. Do you have that info? I'd love to see it against Boba and Purple Panda in that matter if possible. Best regards.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll add that to my future switch reviews. I just tested them out, initial strength from strongest to weakest U4t(68g)>BBN tactile>Purple Panda. Not really a fair comparison as they all have different spring weights. What I can comment on is that the dual stage 63.5 gram initially feels like a 65-67g. The longer spring compresses more than your standard, resulting in more resistance in top and bottom of the keypress. Hope this helps :)
@@killakeyboards1945 Sweet! Thank you so much!! This switch may be a sweet spot for me then. I do have single-stage 19mm and 16mm springs that I use to reduce the initial weight (I've done it to Azure Dragon switches, they're currently my favourite). They also fall in between Purple Panda and Boba too, hahah. Much appreciated! Best regards. :-)
I'm a little skeptical about this being manufactured by Tecsee, I recently bought popcorns and the typing feel felt very different from what I'm used to
Hey Nytalix, its Nim here from BBN :) BBN Linear and Tactile are indeed manufactured by Tecsee, However BBN products are designed and engineered by us so they will for sure feel different to general Tecsee products :)
Is your batch factory lubed while the ones available now not lubed? if they are not factory lubed, would you recommend lubing/filming?
Also, it kind of looks like it has similar tactility property to neapolitan switches, have you have the chance to compare them? Thank you!
I'm a big fan of Designer Studio White Jades for the sharp P-bump with no pre-travel, so these seem to be right up my alley. I'd be curious as to how these compare.
super keen for this to be out!!!
how does this compare to the harimau/moyu switches? which is stronger?
Thanks for the review! I was honestly hoping to see the tactility and initial strengths of the switch compared to other tactiles. For example, push stem tops of two switches against each other.
Do you have that info? I'd love to see it against Boba and Purple Panda in that matter if possible.
Best regards.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll add that to my future switch reviews. I just tested them out, initial strength from strongest to weakest U4t(68g)>BBN tactile>Purple Panda. Not really a fair comparison as they all have different spring weights. What I can comment on is that the dual stage 63.5 gram initially feels like a 65-67g. The longer spring compresses more than your standard, resulting in more resistance in top and bottom of the keypress. Hope this helps :)
@@killakeyboards1945 Sweet! Thank you so much!! This switch may be a sweet spot for me then. I do have single-stage 19mm and 16mm springs that I use to reduce the initial weight (I've done it to Azure Dragon switches, they're currently my favourite). They also fall in between Purple Panda and Boba too, hahah.
Much appreciated! Best regards. :-)
I'm a little skeptical about this being manufactured by Tecsee, I recently bought popcorns and the typing feel felt very different from what I'm used to
Hey Nytalix, its Nim here from BBN :)
BBN Linear and Tactile are indeed manufactured by Tecsee, However BBN products are designed and engineered by us so they will for sure feel different to general Tecsee products :)