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geekhack Community => Reviews => Topic started by: ThereminGoat on Sat, 25 July 2020, 11:39:28
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Hey all,
Tired of seeing another JWK recolor every single week? Take a break with a review of an all time classic - Gateron Yellows. Not only is this my chance to get to revisit one of the very first switches that I got in this hobby, but to introduce some changes to my reviews moving forward both temporary and long term.
Link to website: https://www.theremingoat.com/
Link to review: https://www.theremingoat.com/blog/gateron-yellow-switch-review
As always, I hope you all enjoy and would love to hear your feedback, concerns, and comments. Thank you all for the continued support :-*
Cheers,
-Goat
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With a spring weight that bottoms out around 50g of force*, as well, these serve as a nice, lightweight stock option that can easily be upgraded to higher spring weights without suffering in terms of smoothnes
Really? I thought they actuated around 50 g and bottomed-out around 65.
EDIT: Oh, you are using HaaTa's force curve.
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With a spring weight that bottoms out around 50g of force*, as well, these serve as a nice, lightweight stock option that can easily be upgraded to higher spring weights without suffering in terms of smoothnes
Really? I thought they actuated around 50 g and bottomed-out around 65.
If you read a bit further into the review, I quote HaaTa's force curve for Gateron Yellow KS-3s as the source for this number.
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Oh yeah, caught me!