kailh mechanical keyboard switch
- Daniel Beardsmore
- Location: Hertfordshire, England
- Main keyboard: Filco Majestouch 1 (home)/Poker II backlit (work)
- Main mouse: MS IMO 1.1
- Favorite switch: Probably not whatever I wrote here
- DT Pro Member: -
- Contact:
If you really are Kailh, you could help out with the specifications of your various switch series.
This is the only type where I've obtained anything to photograph:
[wiki]Kailh PG1511 series[/wiki]
These are all the others we know about:
[wiki]Kailh PG1275 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1280 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1350 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1458 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1510 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1518 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1593 series[/wiki]
Someone on AliExpress who sells Kailh switches was going to try to arrange to obtain the rest (if we understood each other correctly) but nothing ever came of it. In many cases, the Kailh website doesn't even have clear specifications.
This is the only type where I've obtained anything to photograph:
[wiki]Kailh PG1511 series[/wiki]
These are all the others we know about:
[wiki]Kailh PG1275 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1280 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1350 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1458 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1510 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1518 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1593 series[/wiki]
Someone on AliExpress who sells Kailh switches was going to try to arrange to obtain the rest (if we understood each other correctly) but nothing ever came of it. In many cases, the Kailh website doesn't even have clear specifications.
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- Location: 中国
- Favorite switch: kailh switch
- DT Pro Member: -
yes,the PG1511 seires is our traditional type switch
Daniel Beardsmore wrote: ↑If you really are Kailh, you could help out with the specifications of your various switch series.
This is the only type where I've obtained anything to photograph:
[wiki]Kailh PG1511 series[/wiki]
These are all the others we know about:
[wiki]Kailh PG1275 series[/wiki] (who told you we have this type?)
[wiki]Kailh PG1280 series[/wiki] 13*13*8mm
[wiki]Kailh PG1350 series[/wiki] 15*15*5mm
[wiki]Kailh PG1458 series[/wiki] (who told you we have this type?)
[wiki]Kailh PG1510 series[/wiki] without this type
[wiki]Kailh PG1518 series[/wiki] 15.6*13.9*10.7mm longhua switch ,the life is 50 million
[wiki]Kailh PG1593 series[/wiki] 15*15.4*9.3mm center full-color RGB
Someone on AliExpress who sells Kailh switches was going to try to arrange to obtain the rest (if we understood each other correctly) but nothing ever came of it. In many cases, the Kailh website doesn't even have clear specifications.
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- Location: 中国
- Favorite switch: kailh switch
- DT Pro Member: -
Kailh PG1275 series (who told you we have this type?)
Kailh PG1280 series 13*13*8mm
Kailh PG1350 series 15*15*5mm
Kailh PG1458 series (who told you we have this type?)
Kailh PG1510 series without this type
Kailh PG1518 series 15.6*13.9*10.7mm longhua switch ,the life is 50 million
Kailh PG1593 series 15*15.4*9.3mm center full-color RGB
Kailh PG1280 series 13*13*8mm
Kailh PG1350 series 15*15*5mm
Kailh PG1458 series (who told you we have this type?)
Kailh PG1510 series without this type
Kailh PG1518 series 15.6*13.9*10.7mm longhua switch ,the life is 50 million
Kailh PG1593 series 15*15.4*9.3mm center full-color RGB
Daniel Beardsmore wrote: ↑If you really are Kailh, you could help out with the specifications of your various switch series.
This is the only type where I've obtained anything to photograph:
[wiki]Kailh PG1511 series[/wiki]
These are all the others we know about:
[wiki]Kailh PG1275 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1280 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1350 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1458 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1510 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1518 series[/wiki]
[wiki]Kailh PG1593 series[/wiki]
Someone on AliExpress who sells Kailh switches was going to try to arrange to obtain the rest (if we understood each other correctly) but nothing ever came of it. In many cases, the Kailh website doesn't even have clear specifications.
- Daniel Beardsmore
- Location: Hertfordshire, England
- Main keyboard: Filco Majestouch 1 (home)/Poker II backlit (work)
- Main mouse: MS IMO 1.1
- Favorite switch: Probably not whatever I wrote here
- DT Pro Member: -
- Contact:
http://www.kailh.com/gb/Productdetail.a ... uctid=1567kailh wrote: ↑Kailh PG1275 series (who told you we have this type?)
http://www.kailh.com/gb/Productdetail.a ... uctid=1568kailh wrote: ↑Kailh PG1458 series (who told you we have this type?)
If you look at the wiki pages I linked to, you will see these links!
- XMIT
- [ XMIT ]
- Location: Austin, TX area
- Main keyboard: XMIT Hall Effect
- Main mouse: CST L-Trac Trackball
- Favorite switch: XMIT 60g Tactile Hall Effect
- DT Pro Member: 0093
Hi kailh - nice to have you here! I think it would be better, if we kept discussion on one or two threads, as opposed to many more.
A while ago I posted a switch with a click bar here. Which switch is it?
photos-videos-f64/kaihua-kailh-click-ba ... 16319.html
Do you have a product catalog or something like this that you could share with us? I find it difficult to understand all the differences in your product line.
Thank you!
A while ago I posted a switch with a click bar here. Which switch is it?
photos-videos-f64/kaihua-kailh-click-ba ... 16319.html
Do you have a product catalog or something like this that you could share with us? I find it difficult to understand all the differences in your product line.
Thank you!
- Daniel Beardsmore
- Location: Hertfordshire, England
- Main keyboard: Filco Majestouch 1 (home)/Poker II backlit (work)
- Main mouse: MS IMO 1.1
- Favorite switch: Probably not whatever I wrote here
- DT Pro Member: -
- Contact:
The click bar one is PG151101D188, see wiki page for PG1511. Sadly Kailh have sent the wrong person to the forum. He or she knows less than what's already on their website, not more.
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- Location: 中国
- Favorite switch: kailh switch
- DT Pro Member: -
hello, Bronze switch CPG151101D188
XMIT wrote: ↑Hi kailh - nice to have you here! I think it would be better, if we kept discussion on one or two threads, as opposed to many more.
A while ago I posted a switch with a click bar here. Which switch is it?
photos-videos-f64/kaihua-kailh-click-ba ... 16319.html
Do you have a product catalog or something like this that you could share with us? I find it difficult to understand all the differences in your product line.
Thank you!
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- Location: 中国
- Favorite switch: kailh switch
- DT Pro Member: -
Sir,you are wrong,
Kailh PG1275 series this switch we've stop to manufacture,when i came to there,we doesn't sell this!
Kailh PG1458 series this type switch,we really haven't it!
so please don't say that
Kailh PG1275 series this switch we've stop to manufacture,when i came to there,we doesn't sell this!
Kailh PG1458 series this type switch,we really haven't it!
so please don't say that
Daniel Beardsmore wrote: ↑The click bar one is PG151101D188, see wiki page for PG1511. Sadly Kailh have sent the wrong person to the forum. He or she knows less than what's already on their website, not more.
- Daniel Beardsmore
- Location: Hertfordshire, England
- Main keyboard: Filco Majestouch 1 (home)/Poker II backlit (work)
- Main mouse: MS IMO 1.1
- Favorite switch: Probably not whatever I wrote here
- DT Pro Member: -
- Contact:
"CPG151101D188" -- where has the "C" come from?
If PG1458 doesn't exist then why is it (still!) on your website?
You need to go back to the person responsible for your website and instruct them to:
If PG1458 doesn't exist then why is it (still!) on your website?
You need to go back to the person responsible for your website and instruct them to:
- Remove all the incorrect and outdated information, especially non-existent products!
- Improve the organisation of the whole site as it's rather muddled — I created most of the wiki pages from a list of new products, but someone else found that for me and you can't even get to it normally
- Document your products thoroughly and clearly, with specific lists of variants per series and descriptive prose about each product's benefits
- Move all the text out of images and into actual HTML text: in order to translate the text, all I can do is use Google's handwriting recognition, and many of the Chinese characters are crushed so small that I can't even guess at the finer details and handwriting recognition can't offer me any suggestions
- chuckdee
- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: Clueboard/RS Ver.B
- Main mouse: Logitech g900
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Brown
- DT Pro Member: 0151
That's a bit aggressive isn't it? First of all, we don't know what this person's position is, and if they even have the authority to do so. Second, just having someone from the company here is a cool thing. We could work with them rather than being elitist in our responses,IMO.Daniel Beardsmore wrote: ↑ If you want to be part of this community, take this opportunity to completely overhaul your product data so that it's complete, comprehensive and accurate.
- Chyros
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: whatever I'm reviewing next :p
- Main mouse: a cheap Logitech
- Favorite switch: Alps SKCM Blue
- DT Pro Member: -
That was actually a somewhat mild response from him. Usually he's a lot more intolerable than this :p .chuckdee wrote: ↑That's a bit aggressive isn't it? First of all, we don't know what this person's position is, and if they even have the authority to do so. Second, just having someone from the company here is a cool thing. We could work with them rather than being elitist in our responses,IMO.Daniel Beardsmore wrote: ↑ If you want to be part of this community, take this opportunity to completely overhaul your product data so that it's complete, comprehensive and accurate.
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- Location: Cambridge, UK
- Main keyboard: Poker Pure Pro
- Main mouse: Zowie ZA12
- Favorite switch: Cherry Red
- DT Pro Member: -
to be honest this is good advice for any company....chuckdee wrote: ↑That's a bit aggressive isn't it? First of all, we don't know what this person's position is, and if they even have the authority to do so. Second, just having someone from the company here is a cool thing. We could work with them rather than being elitist in our responses,IMO.Daniel Beardsmore wrote: ↑ If you want to be part of this community, take this opportunity to completely overhaul your product data so that it's complete, comprehensive and accurate.
you aren't going to get many sales if your data is a fucking mess and people dkon't know what they buy
- chuckdee
- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: Clueboard/RS Ver.B
- Main mouse: Logitech g900
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Brown
- DT Pro Member: 0151
I wasn't saying what, I was saying how. You can be right and wrong at the same time.DerpyDash_xAD wrote:to be honest this is good advice for any company....chuckdee wrote: ↑That's a bit aggressive isn't it? First of all, we don't know what this person's position is, and if they even have the authority to do so. Second, just having someone from the company here is a cool thing. We could work with them rather than being elitist in our responses,IMO.Daniel Beardsmore wrote: ↑ If you want to be part of this community, take this opportunity to completely overhaul your product data so that it's complete, comprehensive and accurate.
you aren't going to get many sales if your data is a fucking mess and people dkon't know what they buy
- XMIT
- [ XMIT ]
- Location: Austin, TX area
- Main keyboard: XMIT Hall Effect
- Main mouse: CST L-Trac Trackball
- Favorite switch: XMIT 60g Tactile Hall Effect
- DT Pro Member: 0093
I for one am thrilled to have kailh here. I'd love to see more designers and manufacturers in China and Korea and Japan on here. I bet there are thriving communities in their respective languages that are inaccessible to folks like me.
My one piece of advice, to kailh and other manufacturers: please, don't spam the forum. Please keep your initial discussion limited to one or two threads. It makes it easier for us to follow the conversation and build a relationship. This is certainly a cultural thing. I remember when some folks from pcbway came on to the forum and spammed on a bunch of threads. I get what they were trying to do - build interest and get the word out - but it annoyed a lot of people and some even boycotted them.
kailh, I'm looking forward to seeing more information about your switches, and possibly some of the new things you have in the works!
My one piece of advice, to kailh and other manufacturers: please, don't spam the forum. Please keep your initial discussion limited to one or two threads. It makes it easier for us to follow the conversation and build a relationship. This is certainly a cultural thing. I remember when some folks from pcbway came on to the forum and spammed on a bunch of threads. I get what they were trying to do - build interest and get the word out - but it annoyed a lot of people and some even boycotted them.
kailh, I'm looking forward to seeing more information about your switches, and possibly some of the new things you have in the works!
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- Location: 中国
- Favorite switch: kailh switch
- DT Pro Member: -
well,thanks for your kindly suggestion,actually,if we have some new info,i will update to let your guys know about that!
XMIT wrote: ↑I for one am thrilled to have kailh here. I'd love to see more designers and manufacturers in China and Korea and Japan on here. I bet there are thriving communities in their respective languages that are inaccessible to folks like me.
My one piece of advice, to kailh and other manufacturers: please, don't spam the forum. Please keep your initial discussion limited to one or two threads. It makes it easier for us to follow the conversation and build a relationship. This is certainly a cultural thing. I remember when some folks from pcbway came on to the forum and spammed on a bunch of threads. I get what they were trying to do - build interest and get the word out - but it annoyed a lot of people and some even boycotted them.
kailh, I'm looking forward to seeing more information about your switches, and possibly some of the new things you have in the works!