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65 Kailh Speed Copper & 4 Kailh Low Profile Brown switches included.
65 Kailh Silent Brown and 4 Kailh Low Profile Brown switches included.
65 Cherry MX Brown and 4 Kailh Low Profile Brown switches included.
65 Gateron G Pro 2.0 Yellow switches & 4 Kailh Low Profile Red switches included.
65 Kailh Speed Silver & 4 Kailh Low Profile Red switches included.
65 Kailh Silent Pink and 4 Kailh Low Profile Red switches included.
65 Cherry MX Red and 4 Kailh Low Profile Red switches included.
65 Kailh BOX White & 4 Kailh Low Profile White switches included.
65 Cherry MX Blue and 4 Kailh Low Profile White switches included.
65 Kailh Speed Bronze & 4 Kailh Low Profile White switches included.
Estimated shipping: June 2023
The Kailh Speed Copper is designed for rapid action but also has a tactile feeling. This hybrid purpose makes it an ideal switch for gaming and extremely fast typists who wish to optimize their typing speed.
62 Kailh Speed Copper & 8 Kailh Low Profile Brown switches included.
Estimated shipping: June 2023
Kailh Silent Brown switches offer a tactile experience with a gentle bottom-out and quiet operation due to an internal shock-absorbing system, which reduces keystroke impacts.
62 Kailh Silent Brown and 8 Kailh Low Profile Brown switches included.
Estimated shipping: June 2023
The Cherry MX Brown switch is one of the most popular switches on the market for overall purposes. This switch is quiet with tactile feedback, making it perfect for accurate typing.
62 Cherry MX Brown and 8 Kailh Low Profile Brown switches included.
Estimated shipping: June 2023
The Gateron G Pro 2.0 Yellow is a quiet and smooth linear switch. Factory-lubed and with little to no stem wobble, it’s one of the favorites among keyboard enthusiasts. A jack-of-all-trades that works for typists and gamers.
65 Gateron G Pro 2.0 Yellow switches & 4 Kailh Low Profile Red switches included.
Estimated shipping: June 2023
The Kailh Speed Silver switch is specially designed for rapid performance. It's a very light, quick mechanical switch that is perfect for the precise application of winning at video games.
62 Kailh Speed Silver & 8 Kailh Low Profile Red switches included.
Estimated shipping: June 2023
Kailh Silent Pink switches offer a linear experience with a gentle bottom-out and quiet operation due to an internal shock-absorbing system, which reduces keystroke impacts.
62 Kailh Silent Pink and 8 Kailh Low Profile Red switches included.
Estimated shipping: June 2023
With its incredible response times, smooth operation, and linear feel, combined with a minimal spring force, the Cherry MX Red is ideal for fast typists and action gamers.
62 Cherry MX Red and 8 Kailh Low Profile Red switches included.
Estimated shipping: June 2023
The Kailh BOX White switch has a very rapid actuation and uses much less force to press than a standard mechanical switch. Overall, this switch has a very light tactile bump and a loud click. It's highly functional as a gaming switch while also maintaining a lovely typing experience.
62 Kailh BOX White & 8 Kailh Low Profile White switches included.
Estimated shipping: June 2023
Cherry MX Blue switches are ideal for people who like to hear and feel a click when they press a key. These tactile switches help ensure accurate data entry.
62 Cherry MX Blue and 8 Kailh Low Profile White switches included.
Estimated shipping: June 2023
The Kailh Speed Bronze switch has a very rapid actuation and uses much less force to press than a standard mechanical switch. Overall, this switch has a very light tactile bump and a loud click. It's highly functional as a gaming switch while also maintaining a lovely typing experience.
62 Kailh Speed Bronze & 8 Kailh Low Profile White switches included.
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50 gFOperation
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How to choose the RIGHT switches for your keyboard
Choosing the right switch is crucial to your overall experience, as it depends on how and what the keyboard will be used for.
Fortunately, the Dygma keyboards are hot-swappable, so you can easily change your switches whenever you feel like it.

Components of a mechanical Switch
Keycap
The keycap isn’t part of the mechanical switch but it is partially responsible for the noise.
Stem
The shape of the stem varies the actuation and travel distance of the switch. It creates the keystroke feel and determines the switch type.
Coil Spring
Its resistance determines the amount of pressure needed to actuate the key. It also guides the switch to slide back to its position.
Upper housing
This part protects and guides the stem. It is also the part that the keycap hits when you press it.
Base housing
This is where the upper housing is mounted. This is the piece that attaches and clips to the PCB.
How to change mechanical switches
Changing the switches on a hot-swappable keyboard like the Dygma Raise is quite easy. You just need a keycap and switch remover tool (it comes with your Raise) and little bit of patience.
Things to remember when choosing your switches
There are mainly two things you need to consider when choosing your switches: the type of switch and the force needed to activate it. Depending on those factors, you’ll get a different sound and tactile feedback when you press the key.
Types of switches
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Linear
Linear switches have a smooth keypress with no bump when you press them. These switches are usually quite silent and fast.
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Tactile
Tactile switches have a light bump when you press them, giving you a light feedback while you type. They are also silent.
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Clicky
Clicky switches emit a very distinctive (and loud) noise when they are pressed. They also give a tactile response.

Characteristics of a mechanical switch
Besides the keystroke feel, there are 5 technical characteristics of a switch.
Depending on your typing technique and the general purpose of your keyboard, you would need certain values for each characteristic.
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Operation Force
The force needed to activate the switch is usually measured in grams of pressure or centinewton (cN). You can consider pressure less or equal to 50 cN as light, and the rest as medium or high.
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Activation Point
It is the point where a keypress is recognized by the keyboard. This is measured in millimeters. It is also known as Actuation Point or Operating Position.
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Total Travel Distance
It’s the distance your keycap travels until it hits the upper housing of the switch. It’s basically the distance until you bottom out. This is also measured in millimeters.
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Tactile Position
Tactile position is where you feel the bump on tactile and clicky switches. On linear switches, there’s no tactile position.
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Reset Point
Reset position is the distance at which the key is deactivated when released.
Time to choose your switches

Below is a list of the switches we offer with the Dygma Raise, along with their different characteristics. They are grouped in types: linear, tactile, and clicky.

Still not sure which switch to choose?
If you have doubts deciding which switch to choose, ask us! We will happily help you decide which switch is best for you.
Remember, when you order your Raise, it comes with an enhancement kit that includes the 8 different switches we offer. That way you’ll have the option to try all the switches and change them if you want to in the future.