You’ve heard about them, I’ve heard about them, and even your dog has heard about them too. This is the deep dive into not just the new tactile leaf Gateron Lanes switches, but the entirety of their unbelievably rapid development cycle. If you’ve ever liked Alps tactiles then this is absolutely the review you need to read…

Did you know the ‘Y’ in Y2 actually stands for microtexturing? Me neither, but then again I didn’t even know microtexturing in switches was a thing until now. Check out this review for a deep dive on Keygeek Y2 switches, their fancy new “waffle tip” stems, and a new way to make switches that I don’t think we’ve ever quite seen before…

While these switches do have the word ‘Classic’ in their name, their contextual background is anything but that. Take a deep dive into not only the Novelkeys Classic Blue switches but what their marketing phrase “manufactured by TYPEPLUS” actually means…

The latest release in a half-decade long Greek Mythology Switch Family is here in the Keygeek Athenas and this is the place for the deep dive review on them. Aren’t you at least a little curious how Moyu Studio chose to customize these switches and turn Keygeek loose on a new linear switch?

If you think these are “just recolors” of the first couple runs of Gateron X switches, you’d be kind of right… but also kind of wrong. While not the flashiest or newest of switches out there, the Gateron X V3 switches are definitely some that have one of the best contexts out there attached to them…

No, your screen color balance is not off - these are actually just that green. This week’s review is a deep dive on the last of Gateron’s Computex/GSCES Hall Effect linears they debuted - the Gateron Magnetic Green Dragon HE switches - and the weird intersection of light weight and short travel switches that they inhabit!

What even is a “deep clack” tactile switch anyway? This review takes a deep dive on Akko’s latest HMX collaboration in the Akko Cilantro tactiles and all of their somewhat confusing, maybe ambiguous background details…

A brand new Hall Effect style switch with all the bells and whistles - T-shaped slider rails, octagonal stems, and entirely new molds for all parts made by a brand new manufacturer. Is there anything about these switches that aren’t likeable on paper?

No, there was absolutely not any pun planned in having these switches immediately follow that of an April Fool’s light switch review… Don’t read into that one too much. This review takes a deep dive on the latest of Cherry’s newest ‘Special MX’ offerings in the form of a milky and blue colored silent linear switch known as the ‘Northern Lights’. Come enjoy Cherry’s 73rd birthday today and see if these might be the future of the MX2A switch platform!

I can’t believe I stooped so low as to review what may as well be a “Topre clone” here on this website. I’ve got to make up for that, and fast. So even though there was a review just barely a week ago I’m here to put even more distance between me and the rubber domes with a deep dive on Leviton’s newest Decora Edge White switches.