COMPATIBILITY
Compatibility for NuPhy Keyboards
Halo65 / Halo75 / Halo96
Field75
Gem80
Compatibility
Cherry MX and MX-style keyboards
NUPHY LEMON - TECH SPECS
Type
tactile
Travel Distance
pre-travel: 2.0±0.5mm
total travel: 3.6±0.2mm
Force
operating force: 55±15gf
end force: 50±5gf
Mounting Pins
5-pin
Materials
stem: pom
top housing: pc
bottom housing: pa66
Spring
21mm double-stage spring
Factory Lube
yes
78%would recommend this product
9 reviews
- RRobVerified ReviewerRated 2 out of 5 stars1 year agoGreat feel, terrible color absorbtion
The tactile feel of these switches are amazing, but if you care at all about the RBG on your keyboard, I would not recommend these. The yellow color of the switches totally absorbs the RGB effect, particularly washing out blue, to the point that I actually thought the LEDs on my keyboard were malfunctioning. Attached is a photo comparing the blue RGB of my Halo96 V2 (top) with my Air96 V2, both set to the same RGB color setting.
NNuPhy®1 year agoThank you for sharing your feedback! We apologize for any frustration caused by the RGB color absorption. While this effect wasn’t anticipated, we appreciate your insight and will certainly consider this aspect in our future designs. Thank you for choosing us!
- ARAndrew R.Verified ReviewerRated 5 out of 5 stars6 months agoAmazing typing feel, my favourite switches I own in spite of the colour issues with RGB
I love how satisfying these are to type with, they're unmatched by any switches i own. I just installed the raspberries for the first time and though they are very good, the lemons are even better. I'll be switching back eventually (I am enjoying the raspberries). Yes, they discolour white light too much, so if you care about that then these switches will be a problem. But in my opinion they're satisfying enough to use that I don't even care about the RGB problems.
I would describe the sound as 'thack', a blend of thock and clack. There's a subtle pop above the thock that gives it a bit of thack. It's really nice. The travel distance is very satisfying, as is the tactical bump, which is near the bottom. Can't recommend these switches enough.
- YHYoon Hang L.Verified ReviewerRated 4 out of 5 stars8 months agocolor-free lemon switch please.
color-free lemon switch please. I like this swich, but cyan color too :(
please sell me shine-through lemon switch!! :)
- KkyleRated 4 out of 5 stars11 months agoamazing switches poor for blue led keyborad fans
these switches are great although the slight double press or no actions are not the best as well as the blue on led keyboards is turned more to a white. going to attempt to buy an extra set of lemons and cherry's and swap the housings for the clears which should fix the blue issue, PS nuphy let me know it this is possible thanks.
NNuPhy®11 months agoThank you for your feedback! We're glad you enjoy the switches and appreciate your suggestions. The color shift with blue LEDs is a known effect with clear housings. Swapping housings with different switches could help, but we recommend consulting a technician to avoid potential issues. Feel free to reach out if you have more questions—we’re here to help!
- KKristofferVerified BuyerRated 3 out of 5 stars1 year agoPretty light tactile
I purchased these as an extra add-on to my Halo75 V2 which came with the Raspberry switches and I wasn't sure if I would like linears.
These Lemons have a wonderful sound, but I was surprised by how similar they feel next to the Raspberries. The tactile bump is not as strong as the low profile browns in my Logitech MX Mechanical mini, neither as firm, so I find them quite light in the operating force. I know it's a objective thing.
These are still in my keyboard as I'm trying to get used to them, but I can see myself going back to the Raspberries or going for some heavier tactiles since these are kind of a mix, I think.
I'm not that experienced with switches, who knows, I might end up liking the Mints even better if I get them? 😅