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Gateron Milk & Tea (IC)

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Gateron Milk & Tea switches offer a unique blend of milky tops and opaque ink bottoms. The project is ongoing with a 60k MOQ, but not guaranteed to launch soon. Enthusiasts can create similar switches using existing components, with prototypes being discussed for future updates.

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Community Feedback & Sentiment

High Interest
Positive – 63%
Neutral – 28%
Negative – 9%
Positive0%
Neutral0%
Negative0%

Feedback Highlights

Positive (5)

  • "Many users expressed excitement and interest in the milky tops."

  • "Comments such as 'I'm in' and 'count me in for both' were prevalent."

  • "Users loved the aesthetic and colors, praising the design of the switches."

  • "Repeated mentions of being interested in both switch options were noted."

  • "Several members approved and acknowledged the concept, even forming a humorous 'Church of the Milky Top'."

Negative (4)

  • "Some users raised concerns regarding the consistency of milky tops based on past experiences."

  • "A user highlighted discomfort with milky tops binding with certain keycap angles."

  • "Concerns about the use of nylon tops compared to traditional options were expressed by a few."

  • "Questions about the estimated price created some skepticism."

Suggestions (3)

  • Users suggested exploring the option of nylon tops for a deeper acoustic profile.

  • A recommendation for a Canadian vendor was voiced to help broaden access.

  • Some members expressed interest in having a silent version of the switches.

Questions (3)

  • Clarifications were sought about the benefit of the milky tops over regular Gateron tops.

  • Questions arose about the estimated price of the switches.

  • Users inquired about updates on the molds and sound test timelines.

Duckeebs Analysis

The thread exhibits significant engagement with 111 total comments. A majority of feedback is positive, primarily focused on interest in purchasing, with a lively and enthusiastic tone throughout. Duplicate comments, especially regarding the 'Church of the Milky Top', were filtered to provide a diverse representation of opinions.

Project Specs

Name
Gateron Milk & Tea
Release year
-
Switch type
Mechanical
Profile
-
Actuation force
-
Bottom out force
-
Pre travel
-
Total travel
-
Pins
-
Top Housing Material
Plastic
Bottom Housing Material
Plastic
Stem Material
Plastic
Sound profile
-
Spring type
Gateron Black/Gateron Yellow
Weight
-
Factory lubed
No
Magnetic Hall Effect
No
Double stage
No
Long pole
No
Dust proof
No
Water resistant
No