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Gazzew GTMX Low Profile Switches

$6.50 SGD
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We are pleased to present a limited quantity of earlier Gazzew prototype switches that we have successfully secured. It is important to note that these switches are in limited supply and will not be replenished.

These particular low-profile switches are fully compatible with MX-style keyboards.

The information provided below has been graciously supplied by SplitKB:
(The following compatibility list is not exhaustive, not all profiles have been tested yet.)

Keycap profiles that have been verified to be compatible (due to sufficient height clearance to avoid contact with the plate):

  • Cherry
  • DSA
  • SA
  • KAT

Keycap profiles that exhibit potential compatibility (with minimal chance of contact with the plate):

  • GMK
  • MT3

Keycap profiles that are not recommended due to their lower height and increased likelihood of contact with the plate:

  • F10 (Flat keycaps)
  • XDA

    Specifications:
    Switch Type:     Linear (Red) / Tactile (Brown) / Clicky (Blue)
    Number of Pins: 2
    Actuation: 55g
    Bottom Out: 65g
    Total Travel: 3mm
    Top Housing: -
    Bottom Housing: -
    Stem Material: -
    Factory Lubrication: No
    Manufacturer: Outemu
    1 Quantity = 10 Switches

    Gazzew GTMX Low Profile Switches

    $6.50 SGD

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    Serhiy
    Friendly warning

    Blue: loud clicky switches with noticeable ping, the only good thing about them is shorter travel.
    To everybody who's going to purchase these switches: don't be me :)
    These switches fit very tight and are EXTREMELY hard to remove once inserted. It might depend on the keyboard of course, mine is ZSA Moonlander. After searching for a solution I know that I'm not the only one who has this issue.
    The normal switch puller just doesn't work. It doesn't press two pins at once and the switch doesn't want to get out no matter how hard I try.
    I have similar switches from another manufacturer and they are much, much easier to pull.
    If you don't have skills to remove switches by tearing the keyboard down OR if you want to replace your switches in future but don't want to waste your time and damage your keyboard while trying to do this, think twice before buying/installing GTMX switches.