What other silent switches have you tried in the past?

QK75 Green case with cream plus switches, Pom plate, plate foam, GMK Honor dark, custom painted copper badge.

I also ordered two and got those same exact ones

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The boba give that keyboard an incredible sound. I got it tuned to my favorite marbly sound.

Better than the 2X box jades and gat red's I got last year at least.

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I got the same, and I think it is the Kailh box reads. It matches what they have on their website at least. I know they're just linears, but I'm loving them!

Tri-mode. For whatever reason, my board will wake my computer from sleep with a key press but once my comp is awake, it becomes non-responsive when it’s in wired mode. Cycling modes or hotplugging it wakes the board but I don’t have this issue when it’s in BT or 2.4 mode. Swapping the PCB didn’t fix it though so I think it must be an issue between the firmware and macOS.

Just one!

I see what you did there.... lol

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In all seriousness how many keyboards am I supposed to make here? I got these just for the fun of it lol.

I got Gateron Milky Browns...

I really enjoy my QK60 as well. I went for the WKL, and am kind of regretting it because of how much I actually use the windows key. I wish the other QK boards had an option for a transparent top too!

You mentioned having some quirks which resulted in a new PCB. Is it the tri-mode PCB? Or wired only?

You could get some, and compare. Simply purchase a pack of Kailh Box Reds from an online vendor, such as Novelkeys. 😏

It's possible and the next guy might be closer to right that it was a full inventory clear. But it wasn't just about getting rid of cheap unsold switches as suggested.

That might be the case. It was obvious it was new stock because of how all shipments for a given day were the same switch. I figured it was purchased specifically for the event. Not just clearing stock of cheap switches.

Personally I just applied painters tape anyway. Q10 came with the same tape.

Just saw recently that your store is based in Australia, any idea what's the approximate cost to ship to US? Thanks!

I'd say you did pretty well there. Mine came today: Tecsee coral. They'll end up in a board for a friend at some point, and until then they look pretty in a bin.

Wow I gotta try those, thanks

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Haimu Heartbeat are the quietest switch I've ever tried and it does it all without rubber dampeners, so it feels exactly like a regular switch. Can really recommend for office use

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Now that feature is interesting because the floating reset could make rhythm games more interesting