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Keygeek Keylin vs Keygeek Orange Boi switch comparison

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The Keygeek Keylin and Keygeek Orange Boi switches are both standard MX mechanical switches of the linear breed. They both feature PA12 top housing, 48 g bottom-out force, 2 mm pre-travel, 3.60 mm total travel, however, they come with different bottom housing (PA66 vs N1 Nylon with 10% fiberglass), stem material (U4 (modified UPE) vs M4 POM blend), stem shape (standard (sphere stem pole tip) vs standard), spring (21 mm single-stage Japanese vs 20mm single-stage Japanese wire), actuation (38 g vs 40 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 Keylin is a linear standard MX mechanical switch with PA12 top housing, PA66 bottom housing, and U4 (modified UPE) stem (standard (sphere stem pole tip) shape). It features a 21 mm single-stage Japanese spring. The 38g actuation occurs at 2mm. The 48g bottom-out occurs at 3.60mm. Factory lubing? Yes! Manufactured by Keygeek.

The Keygeek Orange Boi is a linear standard MX mechanical switch with PA12 top housing, N1 Nylon with 10% fiberglass bottom housing, and M4 POM blend stem (standard shape). It features a 20mm single-stage Japanese wire spring. The 40g actuation occurs at 2mm. The 48g bottom-out occurs at 3.60mm. Factory lubing? Yes! Manufactured by Keygeek.

Keygeek Keylin vs Keygeek Orange Boi data sheets

NameKeygeek KeylinKeygeek Orange Boi
Typelinearlinear
Footprint5-pin5-pin
Top housingPA12PA12
Bottom housingPA66N1 Nylon with 10% fiberglass
Stem materialU4 (modified UPE)M4 POM blend
Stem shapestandard (sphere stem pole tip)standard
Spring21 mm single-stage Japanese20mm single-stage Japanese wire
Actuation38 g40 g
Bottom-out48 g48 g
Pre-travel2 mm2 mm
Total travel3.60 mm3.60 mm
LubeFactory lubing? Yes!Factory lubing? Yes!
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ManufacturerKeygeekKeygeek

Prices & Offers

Where to buy Keygeek Keylin and Keygeek Orange Boi switches?

By tracking prices and in-stock status of 30+ well-known keyboard stores worldwide, we can state that the Keygeek Keylin is not available at the moment, while the Keygeek Orange Boi can be found in 1 stores.

Clicking the links below take you to some notable keyboard shops offering Keygeek Keylin and Keygeek Orange Boi 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 Keylin sound test

Keygeek Orange Boi sound test

No Keygeek Keylin sound test available.

Comments

Comments on Keygeek Keylin switches

Comments on Keygeek Orange Boi switches

Unlock a superior typing and gaming experience with the Keygeek KeyLin linear switch, a premium mechanical switch designed for smooth keystrokes, swift actuation, and ultra-satisfying performance. Whether you're a competitive gamer or a dedicated typist, the KeyLin switch delivers an unparalleled blend of speed and comfort – deskhero.

The Keygeek Orange Boi linear switch is the second keygeek switch that uses the N1 nylon bottom housing. In short, the N1 bottom housing is nylon with 10% fiberglass which makes the bottom out sound clacky and clean. The M4 strengthened POM stem also lives for that purpose: It's strengthened to create a solid and clacky sound signature. Along with Keygeek Explosion switches, Orange Boi switches are also one of the clackiest Keygeek switches available now – Unikeys.
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