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Astro Gaming 2 in 1 accessory Gateron Quinn Tactile 59gf 36PCS
Tactile 5-pin switches with 59 gf force, pre-lubed, 3.4 mm travel and 80 million keystroke rating
- Tactile 59 gf force gives crisp feedback
- Pre-lubed 5-pin design fits MX boards
- 80 million keystroke lab rating for longevity
- 22 mm gold-plated spring ensures consistent return
- 36 switches included for full keyboard builds
Gateron Quinn Tactile Switches 36-Pack
This set provides thirty-six Gateron Quinn tactile switches with a 59gf operating force and pre-lubed finish. Each switch uses a five-pin MX-style mount, POM stem, nylon housing and a 22mm double-stage gold-plated spring. They are rated for approximately 80 million keystrokes and support plug-in LED lighting.
Mechanical keyboard builders adding tactile feel
The switches suit enthusiasts building or repairing a custom board who want a pronounced tactile bump at 2mm pre-travel and 3.4mm total travel. Buyers needing linear or clicky feedback, a different actuation weight, or a larger quantity for a full-size layout should consider other options.
59gf operating force with 2mm pre-travel
The 5915gf specification defines the required finger pressure and the point where the tactile event occurs, determining whether the switch matches the user’s preferred typing force and responsiveness.
Highlights
- Tactile 59 gf force gives crisp feedback
- Pre-lubed 5-pin design fits MX boards
- 80 million keystroke lab rating for longevity
- 22 mm gold-plated spring ensures consistent return
- 36 switches included for full keyboard builds
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 59gf operating force feel too heavy during long typing sessions?
The 59gf force is designed for smooth tactile feedback; fatigue depends on personal preference and typing style.
Do these switches run hot or draw extra power when used continuously?
Mechanical switches are passive components; they generate no heat and consume no power themselves.
Does my keyboard need a hot-swap PCB to install these 5-pin switches?
Yes, a hot-swap PCB with 5-pin sockets is required; otherwise they must be soldered onto a compatible board.
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