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$3.34The Story
Collaboratively designed by Sillyworks and Gateron, the SLAYER Type R Early Tactile Switch is built for maximum tactile feedback, delivering a sharp, defined bump with every keystroke.
With a pre-travel similar to traditional clicky switches and a short 3.0±0.2mm total travel, it balances strong tactile feel with reduced finger fatigue – ideal for users who love pronounced, responsive feedback. Crafted with a POM stem and closed-top PA66 housing (consistent with the SLAYER series), it features a stem pole bottom-out design for consistent, clear feedback.
Factory pre-lubricated to preserve tactile performance straight out of the box, it produces a bright, crisp sound profile that works well with or without switch films. Note: The high tactile peak force makes it unsuitable for those who prefer light typing.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Collaboratively designed by Sillyworks and Gateron, the SLAYER Type R Early Tactile Switch is built for maximum tactile feedback, delivering a sharp, defined bump with every keystroke.
With a pre-travel similar to traditional clicky switches and a short 3.0±0.2mm total travel, it balances strong tactile feel with reduced finger fatigue – ideal for users who love pronounced, responsive feedback. Crafted with a POM stem and closed-top PA66 housing (consistent with the SLAYER series), it features a stem pole bottom-out design for consistent, clear feedback.
Factory pre-lubricated to preserve tactile performance straight out of the box, it produces a bright, crisp sound profile that works well with or without switch films. Note: The high tactile peak force makes it unsuitable for those who prefer light typing.
