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PC PeripheralsKeyboards & AccessoriesCustom keyboardSwitches from Gateron
GATERON Magnetic Jade Delta Switch is a switch from Gateron that focuses on magnetic technology, specifically designed for magnetic keyboards that use Hall effect, allowing gamers to customize their keyboards according to personal preferences. With a lifespan of over 150 million cycles, it promotes durability in intense gaming moments.The switches are available in two versions with different operating forces: the Light Version has a resistance of 33±5gf. The initial magnetic flux strength is at 120±8GS, while the bottom flux is 700±30GS. Delta is also factory-lubed to ensure optimal feel and performance.
Summary
- Magnetic switch for Hall effect keyboards
- Lifespan over 150 million cycles
- Suitable for gamers seeking high precision and customization
- Initial magnetic flux strength of 120±8GS
- Pre-lubed for optimal feel
Article number:
Our article number: 37735
Manuf. article number: KS-20JDW10B045NW-G49
Brand
Switches with the latest technology from Gateron - For 16 years, Gateron has researched, developed, and been a leader in the development of various switches. Through continuous research and development, they have strived to produce efficient, affordable, and reliable switches that meet the needs of users. With Gateron, you can find the accessories for your keyboard to create the custom keyboard you dream of.
Gateron offers a wide range that includes everything you could need - from mechanical switches to linear, tactile, magnetic, silent, and clicky variants. Always sticking to the concept of innovation, Gateron strived to meet the customization needs of the market through regular production of different product ranges.
Specifications
Properties
| Hall Effect | Yes |
| Type | Linear |
| Colour | Black, Green |
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