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Box Navy Weight. Box navies are heavier than jades while box jades have lighter springs, and the clicky feeling is more than box jades. The kailh box navy clicky switch has a higher actuation force of 60 grams compared to the hmx jammy linear switch's 57 grams, making the. The box navy requires 60 grams of force to actuate and 90 grams to bottom out, making it a heavy switch. Box navies were advertised to come with 65g bottom out springs too, but after some tests, my r1 batch came with box dark yellow springs which. Not only do they have a 65g spring, but the clickbar mechanism has also received a bump up to 30g instead of the regular 10g. Despite there being other variants of clickbar switches to cater for different preferences, i think the box navy is executed the best with a great balance between tactility and spring weight, alongside a. However, both box jades and box navies are premium mechanical keyboard switches with great clickability, tactile, comfort, and stable spring force. The kailh box thick clicky switches feature a thick click bar which creates a deeper, louder click sound as well as increases the tactile feedback. The box thick navy switches are a heavy typist’s dream come true. As a result, there is no thick click. 75g actuation force | 1.8 mm actuation travel | 3.6 mm total travel. In contrast, the silent yellow jade needs. This equates to kailh box navy requiring around 95g of force to overcome the tactile bump which is absurdly heavy.

The kailh box navy clicky switch has a higher actuation force of 60 grams compared to the hmx jammy linear switch's 57 grams, making the. Box navies are heavier than jades while box jades have lighter springs, and the clicky feeling is more than box jades. The box navy requires 60 grams of force to actuate and 90 grams to bottom out, making it a heavy switch. The kailh box thick clicky switches feature a thick click bar which creates a deeper, louder click sound as well as increases the tactile feedback. 75g actuation force | 1.8 mm actuation travel | 3.6 mm total travel. This equates to kailh box navy requiring around 95g of force to overcome the tactile bump which is absurdly heavy. The box thick navy switches are a heavy typist’s dream come true. Not only do they have a 65g spring, but the clickbar mechanism has also received a bump up to 30g instead of the regular 10g. As a result, there is no thick click. Despite there being other variants of clickbar switches to cater for different preferences, i think the box navy is executed the best with a great balance between tactility and spring weight, alongside a.

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Box Navy Weight The box thick navy switches are a heavy typist’s dream come true. In contrast, the silent yellow jade needs. Box navies were advertised to come with 65g bottom out springs too, but after some tests, my r1 batch came with box dark yellow springs which. The box navy requires 60 grams of force to actuate and 90 grams to bottom out, making it a heavy switch. As a result, there is no thick click. 75g actuation force | 1.8 mm actuation travel | 3.6 mm total travel. Despite there being other variants of clickbar switches to cater for different preferences, i think the box navy is executed the best with a great balance between tactility and spring weight, alongside a. Not only do they have a 65g spring, but the clickbar mechanism has also received a bump up to 30g instead of the regular 10g. This equates to kailh box navy requiring around 95g of force to overcome the tactile bump which is absurdly heavy. The box thick navy switches are a heavy typist’s dream come true. Box navies are heavier than jades while box jades have lighter springs, and the clicky feeling is more than box jades. The kailh box navy clicky switch has a higher actuation force of 60 grams compared to the hmx jammy linear switch's 57 grams, making the. However, both box jades and box navies are premium mechanical keyboard switches with great clickability, tactile, comfort, and stable spring force. The kailh box thick clicky switches feature a thick click bar which creates a deeper, louder click sound as well as increases the tactile feedback.