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Gateron KS-9 Silent 2.0 White Review – Ultra-Light Silent Linear Switch
The Gateron KS-9 Silent 2.0 White is a switch for people who want their keyboard to feel as quiet and light as possible. Within the KS-9 Silent 2.0 line, this is the lightest variant, and you notice that immediately as soon as you start typing. In simple terms: this is a switch that gives almost no resistance and makes hardly any noise. You touch a key and it goes down right away without effort. That makes it extremely comfortable, but also sensitive. Short answer (if you want to choose quickly) Do you want an ultra-light and silent linear switch where...
Gateron KS-9 Silent 2.0 White Review – Ultra-Light Silent Linear Switch
Gateron KS-9 Silent 2.0 Black Review – Heavier Silent Linear Switch With More Control
The Gateron KS-9 Silent 2.0 Black is a switch for people who want to make their keyboard as quiet as possible, while also wanting clearly more control and resistance than with lighter silent switches. Within the KS-9 Silent 2.0 line-up, this is the heaviest linear variant, and you notice that immediately while typing. In simple terms: this is a quiet switch for people who do not like ultra-light keys. You have to press more deliberately, so it feels less sensitive and less likely to trigger by accident. At the same time, it is still a silent switch, so do not...
Gateron KS-9 Silent 2.0 Black Review – Heavier Silent Linear Switch With More Control
Gateron KS-9 Silent 2.0 Red Review – Silent Linear Switch With Better Balance
The Gateron KS-9 Silent 2.0 Red is a switch for people who want to make their keyboard as quiet as possible, while still wanting a bit more balance than the very lightest silent switches. Because of the built-in dampening and the slightly heavier press compared to Silent White, it feels calmer and more controlled without losing its quiet character. In simple terms: this is a silent linear switch that is less easy to trigger by accident than the lightest silent options, while still feeling soft and smooth. That makes it a more logical middle ground for many people: quiet, friendly,...
Gateron KS-9 Silent 2.0 Red Review – Silent Linear Switch With Better Balance
Gateron KS-9 Silent 2.0 Yellow Review – Silent Linear Switch With Less Noise
The Gateron KS-9 Silent 2.0 Yellow is a switch for people who want to make their keyboard as quiet as possible without completely giving up a smooth linear feel. This switch is designed with internal dampening, which reduces the sound significantly. In simple terms: this is a switch that sounds softer and feels less “hard” when you press it. It still feels smooth, but less direct and less tight than a normal linear switch. That is exactly the trade-off of silent switches. Short answer (if you want to choose quickly) Do you want a silent linear switch that makes less...
Gateron KS-9 Silent 2.0 Yellow Review – Silent Linear Switch With Less Noise

Gateron Smoothie Review – Light & Smooth Full POM Linear Switch
The Gateron Smoothie is a switch for people who want a keyboard that feels light, smooth, and lively. Because of the full POM construction and light operating force, this is clearly a switch aimed at smoothness and an easy keypress. In simple terms: this is a switch that gives very little resistance and presses down very easily. That makes it pleasant and fast under your fingers, but it is also less “tight” and less controlled than a heavier linear switch. For some people, that is exactly the charm; for others, it is the downside. Short answer (if you want to...
Gateron Smoothie Review – Light & Smooth Full POM Linear Switch

Gateron Melodic Review – Clicky Switch With Clear Click & Feedback
The Gateron Melodic is a switch for people who want to hear and feel their keyboard. This is a clicky switch, which means every keypress comes with a clear click and a noticeable point where the key activates. In simple terms: with every keypress, you get a clear “click” and a kind of confirmation under your fingers that your input has registered. That can be very satisfying — but it is also exactly why clicky switches are not suitable for everyone. Short answer (if you want to choose quickly) Do you want clear feedback and an audible click with every...
Gateron Melodic Review – Clicky Switch With Clear Click & Feedback
Gateron Dual-rail Lunar Probe Review – Stable & Fast Linear Switch
The Gateron Dual-rail Lunar Probe is a switch for people who want a keyboard that feels fast, tight, and noticeably stable. Because of the dual-rail construction, this switch is clearly built with stability as a main selling point. At the same time, the relatively short pre-travel and shorter total travel make it respond earlier than many standard linear switches. In simple terms: this is a switch that feels very neatly guided. There is very little looseness, and keys feel quite tight under your fingers. That sounds immediately positive, but it also means this switch is less relaxed and less forgiving...
Gateron Dual-rail Lunar Probe Review – Stable & Fast Linear Switch
Gateron Smoothie Silver Review – Fast Full POM Linear Switch With Short Activation
The Gateron Smoothie Silver is a switch for people who want a keyboard that feels fast, smooth, and direct. Because of the short pre-travel and shorter total travel, it responds earlier than many standard linear switches. That makes it interesting for fast inputs, but also clearly more sensitive than a more traditional linear switch. In simple terms: this is a switch that needs very little movement before a key already registers. That makes it feel lively and fast, but it is not equally relaxed for everyone. If you like light, direct typing or gaming, that can be great. If you...
Gateron Smoothie Silver Review – Fast Full POM Linear Switch With Short Activation
Gateron Unicon Switch Review – Balanced & Smooth Linear Switch
The Gateron Unicon Switch is a switch for people who want a keyboard that feels smooth, stable, and balanced. It is a linear switch that is not extremely light, but also not heavy — it sits right in the middle. This gives you a great combination of comfort and control. In simple terms: this is a switch that just feels “right”. Not too light, not too heavy. You don’t need to press hard, but you still have enough resistance to stay in control. That makes it feel natural and predictable. Short answer (if you want to choose quickly) Do you...
Gateron Unicon Switch Review – Balanced & Smooth Linear Switch
Everfree Cedar Linear Switch Review – Firm & Smooth Linear Switch
The Everfree Cedar Linear Switch is a switch for people who want a keyboard that feels smooth, stable, and slightly firmer. It is a linear switch, but clearly not an ultra-light one. This gives you more resistance and control while typing, while still keeping a smooth and comfortable keystroke. In simple terms: this is a switch for people who want a smooth linear feel, but do not want keys to feel too easy or too sensitive. You get a calmer and slightly firmer keystroke, without it becoming heavy or tiring. Short answer (if you want to choose quickly) Do you...
Everfree Cedar Linear Switch Review – Firm & Smooth Linear Switch
Gateron CM Switch Review – Firm & Smooth Linear Switch
The Gateron CM Switch is a switch for people who want a keyboard that feels smooth, stable, and a bit firmer. It is linear, but clearly not ultra-light. That means you get a little more resistance and control while typing, without the keystroke having to feel heavy or tiring. In simple terms: this is a switch for people who want a smooth linear feel, but do not want keys to feel too easy or too quick to activate. So you get a calmer, firmer keystroke that still feels fluid, but sits a little more seriously under your fingers. Short answer...
Gateron CM Switch Review – Firm & Smooth Linear Switch
Gateron Sea Salt Smoothie Review – Smooth & Full Full POM Linear Switch
The Gateron Sea Salt Smoothie is a switch for people who want a keyboard that feels smooth, full, and comfortable. This switch is mainly known for its smooth linear movement and full POM construction. Because of that, it not only feels fluid while typing, but also has its own character in both sound and feel. In simple terms: this is a switch for people who want a soft, fluid keystroke without a bump or click, but still with a slightly fuller and more distinctive feel than a standard linear switch. It feels smooth, is not extremely light, and works well...

