Gateron Low-profile Magnetic Jade Switches
Gateron Low-profile Magnetic Jade Switches
Gateron Low-profile Magnetic Jade Switches
Gateron Low-profile Magnetic Jade Switches
Gateron Low-profile Magnetic Jade Switches
Gateron Low-profile Magnetic Jade Switches
Gateron®

Gateron Low-profile Magnetic Jade Switches

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Gateron®

Gateron Low-profile Magnetic Jade Switches

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COMPATIBILITY

Air60 HE
Air75 HE
 
 

GATERON MAGNETIC JADE  - TECH SPECS

RT Sensitivity
0.01mm
 
Actuation Range
0.1-3.3mm
 
Force
initial force: 30±10gf
end force: 50±10gf
Bottom-out Magnetic Flux
680±70Gs
 
Lifespan
100million clicks
 
Features
excellent performance and consistency
excellent typing sound
 
 
 
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    au571n
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    8 months ago
    Accurate Actuation

    Purchased a Jade Air60 HE a month ago and have been using it for just about everything. I only just started messing with the https://drive.nuphy.io/ interface and judging off the calibration mode, the sensitivity is right on for each and every key.

    These also sound pretty great for typing. There aren't many options for keycaps as of writing but for what these are, they do everything they're supposed to and do it well. The adjustable actuation is not only useful for gaming but also typing and doing regular work, since the HE makes them super sensitive and accidental keystrokes can happen.

    In my opinion, the 60% layout is meant to save space and this low-profile setup is true to its ethos. I came from a Ducky One 3 Mini (which I still love, I run lubed Cherry silent reds on that and GPBT pudding caps) and I've been exclusively using this keyboard since around the time it showed up. I'm looking forward to more low-pro HE switches being developed. I think this is the next logical step for 60% keyboards.

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