The Haimu x YG Studio Mulberry and Sillyworks X HMX Waverider V2 switches are both standard MX mechanical switches of the tactile breed. They both feature PC top housing, standard stem shape, - g , - mm , 2 mm pre-travel, however, they come with different bottom housing (PC vs PA66 Nylon), stem material (LY vs POM), actuation (47 g vs 42 g), bottom-out force (55 g vs 53 g), total travel (3.60 mm vs 3.80 mm). That said, they are moderately similar. Let's check out this side-by-side specs rundawn with details, availability -- and even current prices -- to figure out which one fits you the best!
The Haimu x YG Studio Mulberry is a tactile standard MX mechanical switch with PC top housing, PC bottom housing, and LY stem (standard shape). It features a 20 mm extended spring. The 47g actuation occurs at 2mm. The 55g bottom-out occurs at 3.60mm. Long pole, metal insert in the stem, light diffuser. Factory lubing? Yes! Designed by YG Studio. Manufactured by Haimu. | The Sillyworks X HMX Waverider V2 is a tactile standard MX mechanical switch with PC top housing, PA66 Nylon bottom housing, and POM stem (standard shape). The 42g actuation occurs at 2mm. The 53g bottom-out occurs at 3.80mm. Factory lubing? Yes! Designed by Silliworks. Manufactured by HMX. |
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| Name | Haimu x YG Studio Mulberry | Sillyworks X HMX Waverider V2 |
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| Type | tactile | tactile |
| Footprint | 5-pin | 5-pin |
| Top housing | PC | PC |
| Bottom housing | PC | PA66 Nylon |
| Stem material | LY | POM |
| Stem shape | standard | standard |
| Spring | 20 mm extended | - |
| Tactile force | - g | - g |
| Actuation | 47 g | 42 g |
| Bottom-out | 55 g | 53 g |
| Tactile bump position | - mm | - mm |
| Pre-travel | 2 mm | 2 mm |
| Total travel | 3.60 mm | 3.80 mm |
| Lube | Factory lubing? Yes! | Factory lubing? Yes! Stem legs and stem sliders are covered with a very thin coat of 205g0. The spring and leaf are lubed. |
| Designer | YG Studio | Silliworks |
| Manufacturer | Haimu | HMX |
By tracking prices and in-stock status of 30+ well-known keyboard stores worldwide, we can state that the Sillyworks X HMX Waverider V2 is much more widely available, but the Haimu x YG Studio Mulberry is also available in some stores.
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Prices, discounts, and stock status are checked regularly; however, changes since the last update cannot be ruled out. Everything here is for informational purposes only. Check the product pages for the latest prices!
Comments on Haimu x YG Studio Mulberry switches | Comments on Sillyworks X HMX Waverider V2 switches |
The Mulberry switch is a new tactile made by Haimu and designed by YG Studio (HMX Macchiato, HMX Canglan and Keygeek Keylin) that contains a metal insert in the stem. In true Haimu fashion, this is another solid tactile that has managed to eliminate the unpleasant plasticky sound of past switches. The factory lubing is also on the lighter side with a tiny bit of pleasant scratch while being smooth enough to use stock. Feel: Rounded medium bump that is felt immediately on keypress. Snappy return from the 20mm long spring. Sound: A deep clack from the combination of the deeper sounding LY stem combined with the metal pole insert for some added brightness on bottom out. (Hipyo Tech translation: Loud THOCKS. This spacebar is THOCK) – Keebz N Cables. | The Waverider V2 tactile switch is the successor to the classic KTT Waverider tactile switch that was released back in 2023. The new Waverider V2 tactile switch is now manufactured by HMX using their super-popular tactile designs. They come with a P tactile bump and a slightly longer than usual 3.8mm travel distance. This design pays tribute to the V1, which also had a large P and close to D tactile bump and slightly longer travel. Overall, the Waverider V2 switches are clacky, crisp, and clean to type on – Unikeys. |
