CHERRY-MX-BLACK-SWITCH

Description 2 Reviews Videos The Crown/Samducksa family of MX pushbutton offers incredible durability, responsiveness, and a unique feedback system thanks to its use of mechanical key switches. Cherry MX™ Black Cherry MX™ Black "linear feel" is both silent and linear, meaning that from actuation to fully pressing it, it feels the same. These require 60g operating force, so it is likely that you will press all the way down to activate the button command. These are great for those who feel that Sanwa microswitches are too sensitive or tend to activate unwanted commands simply by brushing across the buttons. Operating Force, Feel, and Different Key Switches Explained The immediate benefit of incorporating the HBFS pushbutton into your gameplay is the ability to choose your preferred level of operating force, simply by switching out the mechanical key switches. What does linear feel or tactile feel mean? Linear feel means that the feel is consistent from the moment you press down on the button. Tactile feel provides a bit of feedback upon actuation. Operating Force means how hard you have to push the button and how hard it will push back when depressed.The g in 45g, for example, represents a metric unit of force. Swapping Key Switches to Adjust Operating Force and Feedback Because the HBFS uses mechanical key switches, you can purchase other switches that offer a higher operating force, or a different feel. Each are color-coded based on their characteristics: Red: 45g operating force, linear feel Silver: 45g operating force, linear feel, operative travel 1.2mm versus 2mm of Red MX Black: 60g operating force, linear feel Brown: 55g operating force, soft tactile feel Blue: 60g operating force, click tactile feel Razer MX Orange: 45g operating force, soft tactile feel, silent operation, operative travel 1.9mm versus 2mm of Red MX Razer MX Green: 50g operating force, click tactile feel, operative travel 1.9mm versus 2mm of Red MX 10x more durable than Sanwa RG Sanwa's RG microswitches are known to last longer than the standard SW-68 switches. Thanks to the mechanical key switch, HBFS possesses a much longer lifespan through use of mechanical switches - 50 million operations versus 500,000 - for about the same price as as the RG. Change your Gameplay, or Repair/Replace These key switches offer their own unique feedback and press capabilities, potentially improving your approach your fighting game execution. Should you need to replace few damaged switches in a mechanical keyboard (purchases limited to 12pcs), these should do the trick. Make sure to check the type of switch that your keyboard uses before purchasing. Thanks to The Keyboard Company and PC World for helpful descriptions on key switch characteristics. Animated illustrations by cherrymx.de. 2 Reviews Hide Reviews Show Reviews WRITE A REVIEW Write a Review Close × Cherry Cherry MX Black Stem 60g Mechanical Switch for Samducksa 202 MX Pushbutton Rating Required Select Rating 1 star (worst) 2 stars 3 stars (average) 4 stars 5 stars (best) Name Required Email Required Review Subject Required Comments Required Quietest Buttons Ever I have had these for about a 2 weeks now and have been loving them! They are so much quieter! The other reason i picked up these was because sometimes I will be resting my finger slightly on a button and it will be enough force to accidentally activate the switch. So far...haven’t had that happen yet! Only issue I have with the switch is sometimes if I don't hit the center of the button, the switch doesn't activate. It doesn’t happen often but that’s more my fault for sloppy execution. Definitely worth every penny! Unknown on Apr 12th 2020 Button pop out fix* Buttons pop out if plinking while installed as instructed, to fix this line up mx switch with the base of the button and install without the plunger after making sure the mx switch is installed then place push button on top. Installing this way has provided much better button response and they don't pop out, once figuring this out these have become my favourite buttons by far awesome product. Robbie on Aug 2nd 2016 Videos Hide Videos Show Videos Tech Corner: The GamerFinger HBFS-30-G3 Pushbutton GamerFinger is the first company to offer an arcade pushbutton... Which Key Switch Should You Get? Which keyswitch is best for a mechanical keyboard? Well, it's ...