I chose these switches for my Halo65 as I was after something similar to browns. These switches feel fantastic to type on, they have such a crisp feel and positive feedback so you know you've actuated the switch. I was able to comfortably use these for daily work at home albeit slightly heavier than browns. The switches have a lively and poppy sound and can be quite loud depending on your desk and room. While the sound is mostly pleasing, there is some noticible pinging.

However after using them for a while I started to notice that some switches weren't as crisp anymore and felt soft when bottoming out. I diagnosed the issue and realised that the Baby Kangaroo has great build quality however they are sensitive to lubing. For optimal sound and feel care needs to be taken not to overlube or underlube the switch.

For reference I received these switches in Nov 2022 so factory lubing most likely would've improved since then. My Halo65 is unmodded and in stock form. I have since purchased Night Breeze switches and wow! I will leave my review for those too.

Had ordered the Halo 96 with Amazon. It came with the Baby Raccoon which are also great. Then got the Baby Kangaroo and find them too be tactile and a little tocky, wonderful feel to go along with this exceptional keyboard. Thank you for the great products.

Hello Nuphy Team, This is my best purchase for 2023 for the keyboard, been using this already every day.

i love the switches and the size of the keyboard, still preparing for reviewing this.

hope we can have a separate case for the keyboard.

Delivery box Thumbs Up!

Delivery period 10 Days in PH

i would love to get another one soon.

Cheers Nuphy!

If you're bored by the usual tactiles, but still don't want a linear, this might be worth the experiment. The bump is all the way near the beginning, and it's almost imposible to not bottom out. If you care about the noise, this might not be the switch for you. If you care about the sound, it might be just the thing you'll like.

Switchs are lubed, and housings are very tight - no play in them at all. One in maybe 20-30 switches has a slight high pitched buzz, and not all switches produce the same frequency clack, but if you sort them out and bin them, you can get a VERY nicely sounding keyboard.

At the risk of having a lot of people frown at me - i really want to try these out with o-rings as well. Since the bump is at the top, there should be no noticable mushyness, but it might result in an even nicer thock.