Kailh Low Profile Choc Switch 1350 Chocolate Keyboard Blue White Brown Red Switch Linear for Logitech Mechanical Keyboard

Details Package Included：Only Kailh choc low profile switch This link is only the shaft and switches for low profile switch mechanical keyboard which use Kailh 1350 switches.Such as some Logi keyboard.If your keyboard not use 1350,then it can't replace.You can just pull one cap to see the top surface can confirm it Spec PG1350, also called Kailh Chocolate Switch or Kailh Choc Switch is a series of low-profile metal contact switches from Kailh. Choc 1350 size is 15x15x8mm The keycap mount is inspired by Kailh switch but the two types are not compatible. Likely due to the size, the switch contacts are not the scaled-down Cherry-style contacts as found in SteelSeries QS1; the movable contact instead uses lateral movement. As the size prohibits the use of a click collar, a "click bar" is used instead, which is a rod spring that is pushed aside in a manner similar to that of a click leaf. Choc Red Switch (Linear Switch) Operation Force 50±10gf ，Operation Travel 1.5±0.5mm ，Total Travel 3.0±0.5mm Choc Brown Switch (Tactile Switch) Operation Force 50±10gf ，Tactile Force 60±10gf ，Operation Travel 1.5±0.5mm ，Total Travel 3.0±0.5mm Choc White Switch (Clicky Switch) Operation Force 50±10gf ，Tactile Force 60±10gf ，Operation Travel 1.5±0.5mm，Total Travel 3.0±0.5mm Choc Blue Switch (Linear Switch) Operation Force 25±5gf ，Operation Travel 1.5±0.5mm ，Total Travel 3.0±0.5mm

• Package Included：Only Kailh choc low profile switch
• This link is only the shaft and switches for low profile switch mechanical keyboard which use Kailh 1350 switches.Such as some Logi keyboard.If your keyboard not use 1350,then it can't replace.You can just pull one cap to see the top surface can confirm it
• PG1350, also called Kailh Chocolate Switch or Kailh Choc Switch is a series of low-profile metal contact switches from Kailh.
• Likely due to the size, the switch contacts are not the scaled-down Cherry-style contacts as found in SteelSeries QS1; the movable contact instead uses lateral movement. As the size prohibits the use of a click collar, a "click bar" is used instead, which is a rod spring that is pushed aside in a manner similar to that of a click leaf.
• Choc Red Switch (Linear Switch)Operation Force 50±10gf ；Choc Brown Switch (Tactile Switch)Operation Force 50±10gf ；Choc White Switch (Clicky Switch)Operation Force 50±10gf；Choc Blue Switch (Linear Switch)Operation Force 25±5gf