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Keygeek Cyan vs Neo Oat switch comparison

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The Keygeek Cyan and Neo Oat switches are both standard MX mechanical switches of the linear breed. They both feature L4 POM stem material, standard stem shape, 2 mm pre-travel, 3.60 mm total travel, however, they come with different top housing (PC (polished) vs PA66), bottom housing (Nylon PA6 (polished) vs PA6), spring (20mm single-stage KOS extended vs 22 mm single-stage), actuation (42 g vs 36 g), bottom-out force (52 g vs 45 g). That said, they are only slightly 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!

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The Keygeek Cyan is a linear standard MX mechanical switch with PC (polished) top housing, Nylon PA6 (polished) bottom housing, and L4 POM stem (standard shape). It features a 20mm single-stage KOS extended spring. The 42g actuation occurs at 2mm. The 52g bottom-out occurs at 3.60mm. Factory lubing? Yes! Manufactured by Keygeek.

The Neo Oat is a linear standard MX mechanical switch with PA66 top housing, PA6 bottom housing, and L4 POM stem (standard shape). It features a 22 mm single-stage spring. The 36g actuation occurs at 2mm. The 45g bottom-out occurs at 3.60mm. Factory lubing? Yes! Designed by Evo80 x Keygeek. Manufactured by Keygeek.

Keygeek Cyan vs Neo Oat data sheets

NameKeygeek CyanNeo Oat
Typelinearlinear
Footprint5-pin5-pin
Top housingPC (polished)PA66
Bottom housingNylon PA6 (polished)PA6
Stem materialL4 POML4 POM
Stem shapestandardstandard
Spring20mm single-stage KOS extended22 mm single-stage
Actuation42 g36 g
Bottom-out52 g45 g
Pre-travel2 mm2 mm
Total travel3.60 mm3.60 mm
LubeFactory lubing? Yes! Mixed GPL105&GPL205 on leaf spring, stem feet, and bottom housing rails.Factory lubing? Yes! Mixed GPL105&GPL205 on leaf spring, stem feet, and bottom housing rails.
Designer-Evo80 x Keygeek
ManufacturerKeygeekKeygeek

Prices & Offers

Where to buy Keygeek Cyan and Neo Oat switches?

By tracking prices and in-stock status of 30+ well-known keyboard stores worldwide, we can state that the Keygeek Cyan is available at a single shop at the moment, while the Neo Oat can be found in multiple stores.

Clicking the links below take you to some notable keyboard shops offering Keygeek Cyan and Neo Oat switches. When accepted, the prices indicated already include the discount - use the KBDNEWS coupon code at checkout to claim your saving!

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!

Sound tests

Keygeek Cyan sound test

Neo Oat sound test

No Neo Oat sound test available.

Comments

Comments on Keygeek Cyan switches

Comments on Neo Oat switches

The very special thing about the Keygeek Cyan switches is that both the top and bottom housing come polished out of factory. Not only the exteriors are polished, more importantly, the interior of the housing and the bottom housing rails are also polished. The reason to do such a thing is to decrease the overall surface friction, and they won't rely on factory lubing too much to ensure its smoothness – Unikeys.

Keygeek Oat (previously Evo80 x Keygeek Oat) switches have been developed by QwertyKeys together with Keygeek for the Evo80 and offer a very pleasant thocky sound profile with very good factory lubrication – MonacoKeys.
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