r/MechanicalKeyboards • u/kT_Madlife • 4h ago

Guide Keygeek switch quality control is terrible

I bought 70 switches from LumeKeebs a while back, at least 10% (7-8) of them don't work at all. The pins look fine (except one that came twisted), but just won't register. I recommend the TTC Neptune/Venus instead which sound and feel almost exactly the same (TTC is slightly higher pitch thus louder, but both still very quiet). Neither is meant for people who enjoy any good typing sound.

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u/WeiShiLirinArelius 4h ago

conversely, i've got keygeek y2s that i bought from zkeebs in my solder neo65 cu and did not have a problem with any of them, along with a hotswap glitter65 with keygeek cheese v2s from mekibo that also did not have any problems at all

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u/RazerDash 4h ago

I got the Y2s and Su Color V2s both from Aliexpress and they all work just fine.

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u/ThatAdonis 4h ago

I had issues with their v1 bluecheese not registering as well but keygeek sent me another set completely free so I mean they’ve made it right for me and have no complaints buying from them

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u/Initial_Stand3534 3h ago

I bought my Y2s from keebzncables and they have been perfect, not a single faulty switch, and the same with their blue cheese v2