Description
You can purchase product Kailh Box Summer Switch Set for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard – 108pcs from the official supplier on the online store with various promotional discounts and flexible home delivery policies that are tailored to your needs.
The DRAOZA Kailh Box White V2 switch is the perfect addition to any mechanical gaming keyboard. With its five pin board mount, RGB, and SMD capabilities, this switch is not only durable but customizable as well. The DIY option allows for endless personalization, while the waterproof and dustproof design ensures longevity. The Kailh Box Summer 108pcs set includes everything you need to upgrade your keyboard’s performance and aesthetic. The crisp and responsive feel of these switches will enhance your gaming experience and make each keystroke feel more satisfying. Upgrade to the DRAOZA Kailh Box White V2 switch for the ultimate gaming keyboard.
Product overview
- [Performance]: Kailh box summer switch has high stability, very comfortable sound and strong touch, and is deeply loved by consumers. We will provide 36 pieces, 72 pieces and 108 pieces.
- [Data]: KAILH BOX SUMMER switch, paragraph touch, total stroke: 3.6 ± 0.3mm, operating force: 50gf ± 15gf, bottom: 55g, life: 80 million times
- [Advantages]: The sound is more crisp and clean than the traditional kail box switch, and the light transmission material is preferred. It is clear and transparent, and the light transmission is very good. The overall appearance of the switch is very good.
- [Compatibility]: It is compatible with Cherry-style hot-swappable keyboard. Kailh Switch is a three-pin switch compatible with 5-pin hot-swappable keyboard.
- [Packaging]: We use blister packaging boxes, which are exquisite in appearance and highly practical. It can be recycled and it is very convenient to store the switch. Compared with traditional cans and bags, each card slot of the blister box is used. Corresponding to the switch, it can better protect the shaft body from damage, and the pin will not be bent and damaged.
