Fully Transparent Body Structure As Jellyfish
The Kailh Box Jellyfish Switch is a unique box switch with durable PC housings and a special nylon stem design. It has a jellyfish-like transparent appearance, IP54 splash, and dust resistance. Its box structure also provides closed-loop protection for the switch.
Gold Contact
The Jellyfish Switches are equipped with a gold contact allowing for high corrosion-resistant and antioxidant properties. These contacts also create a latency-free connection with your keyboard and delivers a highly responsive typing experience.
Long Spring
The silver 18mm spring has an actuation of 50g (Linear)/47g (Tactile) and a strong rebound. It has little to no spring noise.
Linear/Clicky
The Jellyfish Switches come in linear and clicky options to meet the need of beginners and switch enthusiasts.
Linear/ Clicky
The Jellyfish Switches come in linear and clicky options to meet the need of beginners and switch enthusiasts.
Bright Backlight Effect
The switch’s fully transparent body is great for showcasing the RGB lights. It offers a nice variety for people who prefers RGB.
Product Structure
Technical Data
Jellyfish "Y" Switch
| Type | Linear |
|---|---|
| Operation Force | 50±10 gf |
| Pre-travel | 1.8±0.4 mm |
| Return Force | ≥15 gf |
| Tactile Force | - |
| Total Travel | 3.6±0.3 mm |
| Sound Level | Low |
| Operation Life | Up to 100M cycles |
| Suitable For | Gaming/office |
Jellyfish "X" Switch
| Type | Clicky |
|---|---|
| Operation Force | 47±15 gf |
| Pre-travel | 1.8±0.4 mm |
| Return Force | ≥15 gf |
| Tactile Force | 57±10 gf |
| Total Travel | 3.6±0.3 mm |
| Sound Level | Loud |
| Operation Life | Up to 100M cycles |
| Suitable For | Typist |
Product Spec
| Product Name | Kailh Box Jellyfish Switch |
|---|---|
| Stem | Nylon |
| Top Housing | PC |
| Bottom Housing | PC |
| Contact | Composite gold |
| Spring | Spring steel |
| Protecting Cover | PC |
| Slider | POM |
| Pins | 5-Pin |
| Factory Pre-lubed | No |
| SMD LED Support | Yes |
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