Kailh Box Brown Mechanical Keyboard Switches: Reliable Dustproof 120-Pack – Perfect for Precise Typing and Moderate Gaming

7 reviews for Kailh Box Brown Mechanical Keyboard Switches: Reliable Dustproof 120-Pack – Perfect for Precise Typing and Moderate Gaming

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – January 29, 2025 Maxime Johnson

   I didn’t buy these for a keyboard like most people would, but instead for 3d printed fidget clickers. After breaking off the bottom copper tab with a pair of pliars, they work great! Out of all the different colored keyboard switches, I like the purple the best. I think the white ones are a touch louder, but the purple ones have a more satisfying feel to them!

2. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   – February 6, 2025 Lillian Hudson

   I once purchased a keyboard that came with these switches and I liked them so much that a while later I came back to purchase more of them for other builds. This was my first experience with the Kailh click bar switches and they are way better than “click jacket” blue switches that you might be used to. These click both on the down and upstroke so it ends up sounding like you are typing like a maniac because it is clicking twice for each press, but that’s what makes it fun. There is some controversy about these switches that they can activate (type the letter) before you actually get to the clicky part of the downstroke, so you can possibly make some typing mistakes if you happen to barely touch a letter, press it down just slightly, and it actually types the letter but the switch never clicks. Ideally they would activate at the very same point as the click, but in reality I did not notice much of an issue. You have to press down extremely slowly to get to the point where it will type the letter but not click. These are fairly light switches, so it normal typing you will be pressing down hard enough and quickly enough that you will never really notice the difference. As I said it’s more about the potential for the occasional mistake keystroke where you can type a letter without feeling the feedback through your finger or hearing the click. That sounds like it could be a major issue if you enjoy typing a lot, but in my experience you will not have that issue very often.I am typing on linear switches right now but just writing this review makes me want to grab some of the bronze switches and start using them again. These might not be great for gaming if you don’t want to hear the clicking every keypress. But they are great for typing.Glorious does a good job packaging these.

3. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   – May 26, 2025 Shanna Nikolaus

   Works excellently in the 8bitdo retro keyboard

4. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   – June 2, 2025 Madyson Stark

   I have purple pros. They are closer to kailh coppers. The tactility isn’t noticeable at all. I thought that they will be closer to standard tactiles.The typing feels good. Sound good too. But no tactility

5. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   – July 18, 2025 Mrs. Anissa Lemke

   I picked these up because I already had a set of the box white v2s and I wanted to see how these compared. I found they are a bit lighter than the v2s and a tad bit softer feel. However, I still were very snappy and had a nice crisp sound. If you like A light but not too light typing experience and are looking for cricket keys. These are great. They also have clear top housings where the v2s have a smoky clear housing. I like them quite a bit and I’m glad that I picked them up.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – July 21, 2025 Kathlyn Bogisich

   I’m not an expert with mechanical keyboard switches, but I have tried a few: Kailh Navy, EPOMAKER Flamingo and Wisteria, and a few others.So far these are my favorites. They don’t require much pressure to type and they feel fluid enough when typing that I can really start typing quickly on them and not feel like the switches are slowing me down.I also like how they’re “clicky”, especially that they double click. The sound is somewhat unique to these, so if you can find a video try to give it a listen. I don’t think they’re as loud as the Navy switches, but they are noticeable in a quiet environment. I think it would be fine in a office setting and I can definitely vouch that they’re good for gaming.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – August 23, 2025 Alivia Schumm

   I bought these because they were on the cheap side and I wanted something different than linear switches. I have kailh broze switches in my keyboard at work and they are just okay. I really like the whites though. They feel so comfortable when typing and my wpm have definitely increased. They are fairly loud though, so keep that in mind. Especially at night. It doesn’t bother my wife (with the bronze) but I could see how it would bother some. I think the whites are louder than the bronze imo. But I’m a fan of the sound they make and how comfortable they feel when gaming/typing.