HMX Jammy | QK75N Sound Test
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Disclaimer: The following is just
Disclaimer: The following is just my opinion and may not reflect your experience. I am an affiliate of Unikeys but I purchased these switches.
The HMX Jammy switches feel like they are on the unique side of the HMX switches that I have tried so far, mainly due to the 63g spring. This could be a result of using a heavier spring after typing on lighter springs for some time, but the bottom-out feels softer to me than previous HMX switches. This also could be due to the "P4" nylon blend that is used in the bottom housing, but I am unsure. All these nylon blends... I wish there was a bit more transparency.
In terms of sound, I would say that the Jammy switches fall on the deeper side of current HMX offerings. My guess is that there is some amount of fiberglass in the P4 blend, but less than we typically see in other HMX switches. I think that these are most similar to Blue Topaz in terms of sound (and looks..). The Canglan V2s sound ever so slightly deeper to me but have more of a long pole bottom out feel and punch to them. Once again, the factory lubrication is top notch and I would recommend these to anyone looking for a plug-and-play switch that doesn't need modding or additional lubing.
You can find these switches using the link below.
Use code "keebscape" for 7% off of your order at Unikeys!
https://unikeyboards.com/products/hmx...
Looking for switch lubing or break-in services? Check out https://www.customkeysco.com/
Use code "keebscape" for 5% off your order!
HMX Jammy Linear Switch (Stock factory lube)
-Top Housing: PA12 Nylon Blend
-Bottom Housing: P4 Nylon (My guess is some amount of fiberglass + PTFE mixed with PA66)
-Stem: POM
-Spring: 22mm single-stage, 63gf bottom-out
-Travel: 3.7mm
QK75N
-No foams
-PC plate
Keycaps: GMK Blue Samurai
Deskmat: FBB Durable Felt Deskmat
Instagram: keebscape
The HMX Jammy switches feel like they are on the unique side of the HMX switches that I have tried so far, mainly due to the 63g spring. This could be a result of using a heavier spring after typing on lighter springs for some time, but the bottom-out feels softer to me than previous HMX switches. This also could be due to the "P4" nylon blend that is used in the bottom housing, but I am unsure. All these nylon blends... I wish there was a bit more transparency.
In terms of sound, I would say that the Jammy switches fall on the deeper side of current HMX offerings. My guess is that there is some amount of fiberglass in the P4 blend, but less than we typically see in other HMX switches. I think that these are most similar to Blue Topaz in terms of sound (and looks..). The Canglan V2s sound ever so slightly deeper to me but have more of a long pole bottom out feel and punch to them. Once again, the factory lubrication is top notch and I would recommend these to anyone looking for a plug-and-play switch that doesn't need modding or additional lubing.
You can find these switches using the link below.
Use code "keebscape" for 7% off of your order at Unikeys!
https://unikeyboards.com/products/hmx...
Looking for switch lubing or break-in services? Check out https://www.customkeysco.com/
Use code "keebscape" for 5% off your order!
HMX Jammy Linear Switch (Stock factory lube)
-Top Housing: PA12 Nylon Blend
-Bottom Housing: P4 Nylon (My guess is some amount of fiberglass + PTFE mixed with PA66)
-Stem: POM
-Spring: 22mm single-stage, 63gf bottom-out
-Travel: 3.7mm
QK75N
-No foams
-PC plate
Keycaps: GMK Blue Samurai
Deskmat: FBB Durable Felt Deskmat
Instagram: keebscape
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