With a surprisingly apt name, these Greetech Sunset switches are signaling the end of their only seller in 415Keys after 3.5 years of business. However, these aren’t like any Greetech switches before. Are these the new future of Greetech switches moving forward, or just a fitting send off for 415Keys?

It’s finally here - a mashup between my recipe-like long reviews and my actual enjoyment of cooking and recipes! What better way to start off spring than with my special Chocolate Dipped Nixie recipe adapted from my great great great grandmother!

Coming in as the third consecutive switch review in a row to feature unique design concepts in the traditional, MX-style switch footprint, the Ball Bearing Blue switches may just have more of a unique spin on them than any of those releases before…

Happy 4th Birthday to the website! As long as the credit card on file didn’t lapse on the domain renewal, you should take a look at this deep dive on the last year’s worth of content. As is tradition, there will be way too many numbers, way too little photos, and a little bit of cake to celebrate.

With the meme of “all linear switches being the same as each other” being repeated over and over again for an entire year, I finally had to step up and do something about it. Here’s my (incredibly nerdy and data driven) take on how we can and should be differentiating linear switches from one another…

Well, this is certainly one of the reviews of all time. Without much else to spoil my feelings on it, this review here dives deep on Tecsee Honey Peaches and the world’s first attempt at a full-metal center pole in a stem.

It’s not often we get a new switch taking a swing at one niche technology, but how about two niche technologies? That’s right, check out this review to see just how well Gateron managed to shove both click leaves and a newer slider rail system in between a simple MX-style top housing and bottom housing in the Gateron Melodics.

(Hint: It goes over a lot better than you’re already guessing…)

Not every switch review gets to be at the cutting edge of switch releases and sometimes that give us a chance to step back and look at other interesting switches which would otherwise fly under the radar. This week we take a look at a slowly growing budget brand that flies under many people’s radar, ‘Feker’, and one of their latest releases in Emerald Cabbages.

For now the second year in a row I get to do an entirely too in depth dive on a new Cherry switch. Do these Cherry MX Purples - a historical first collaboration between Cherry and keyboard community content creator Glarses - signal the beginning of a new era of Cherry switches?

While I know that I’m a bit late to reviewing this one, it only seemed fitting given that it’s been awhile since I’ve reviewed a tactile switch and I’ve somehow never discussed Zaku switches at all in content. So here it is - a deep dive of the new, Zaku II tactile switches.