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Keygeek Mirror Lake V2 vs Keygeek VC switch comparison

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The Keygeek Mirror Lake V2 and Keygeek VC switches are both standard MX mechanical switches of the linear breed. They both feature U4+UPE stem material, standard stem shape, 57.5 g bottom-out force, 3.70 mm total travel, however, they come with different top housing (PC vs PA66), bottom housing (PBT+30% fibreglass vs POM), spring (21mm single-stage Japanese wire vs 20 mm single-stage Japanese wire), actuation (45 g vs 48 g), pre-travel (1.80 mm vs 2 mm). 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 Mirror Lake V2 is a linear standard MX mechanical switch with PC top housing, PBT+30% fibreglass bottom housing, and U4+UPE stem (standard shape). It features a 21mm single-stage Japanese wire spring. The 45g actuation occurs at 1.80mm. The 57.5g bottom-out occurs at 3.70mm. Factory lubing? Yes! Manufactured by Keygeek.

The Keygeek VC is a linear standard MX mechanical switch with PA66 top housing, POM bottom housing, and U4+UPE stem (standard shape). It features a 20 mm single-stage Japanese wire spring. The 48g actuation occurs at 2mm. The 57.5g bottom-out occurs at 3.70mm. Factory lubing? Yes! Designed by PicnicWorks. Manufactured by Keygeek.

Keygeek Mirror Lake V2 vs Keygeek VC data sheets

NameKeygeek Mirror Lake V2Keygeek VC
Typelinearlinear
Footprint5-pin5-pin
Top housingPCPA66
Bottom housingPBT+30% fibreglassPOM
Stem materialU4+UPEU4+UPE
Stem shapestandardstandard
Spring21mm single-stage Japanese wire20 mm single-stage Japanese wire
Actuation45 g48 g
Bottom-out57.5 g57.5 g
Pre-travel1.80 mm2 mm
Total travel3.70 mm3.70 mm
LubeFactory lubing? Yes!Factory lubing? Yes!
Designer-PicnicWorks
ManufacturerKeygeekKeygeek

Prices & Offers

Where to buy Keygeek Mirror Lake V2 and Keygeek VC switches?

By tracking prices and in-stock status of 30+ well-known keyboard stores worldwide, we can state that availability of the Keygeek Mirror Lake V2 and Keygeek VC switches is exactly the same:

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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

Comments on Keygeek Mirror Lake V2 switches

Comments on Keygeek VC switches

Do they remind you of a peaceful ice lake? The Keygeek Mirror Lake V2 switch is a full upgrade from the V1. The major improvement is that they are now manufactured using Keygeek's newest mold set, which fixes some of the issues that existed on the V1, such as stem wobble, loud but noisy bottom-out sound, etc. The UPE stem plus PBT+%30 FG bottom housing creates a loud, clacky, and clean sound profile. The UPE stem also buffers the bottom-out feel to make it more comfortable to type with. Just as we always say, don't expect Keygeek's flat tip UPE stems to sound deep or thocky. They are more like Keygeek's LY blend for clacky switches – Unikeys.

The Keygeek VC linear switch is PicnicWorks' new creation. This is the first Keygeek switch that uses U4+ stem and POM bottom housing at the same time; The U4+ stem supposedly would create a solid, clean, and clacky bottom out sound, but the POM bottom housing dials things down a little bit and makes the overall sound signature fuller and poppier. Paired with the PA66 top housing, the Keygeek VC switch feels smooth and sounds crispy and clean – Unikeys.
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