Hey all,
I am not normally the one to seek out switches for review just because of unique materials that they are marketed around, but the
Kailh Xuan tactiles were an exception I simply could not ignore. "Melamine formaldehyde" tactile stems inside of "liquid crystal polymer" housings would have been basically unthinkable to see in switches just a handful of years ago and I can't help but feel that's deserving of a review in and of itself. However, do these switches pack a truly one of the kind performance to match their one of a kind material choice..?
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https://www.patreon.com/theremingoatAs always, thank you all for the continued readership, love, and support week in and out. It's hard to think that all in we're approaching almost 300 articles together over the years. Where has the time gone?
Cheers,
Goat
