Max Keyboard Keycap, Cherry MX Switch, O-Ring PRO Sampler Tester Kit

Can't decide which Cherry MX switch to type on? Purchase our Max Keyboard premium Cherry MX switch pro sampler kit and decide which switch fits you better. Our kit is designed to simulate the actual typing feeling on a real cherry mx switch mechanical keyboard by mounting all the actual switches on a 9.525mm (0.375 inch) thick acrylic base

Includes 9 clear keycaps with different row profile, 8 Cherry MX switch types, and 8 sound dampening o-rings

Each sampler kit includes :
* Translucent clear keycaps (Qty: 9)
* Cherry MX switch types (Qty:8) [Cherry MX Red(1), MX Black(1), MX Blue(1), MX Brown(1), MX Green(1), MX Grey(1), MX Clear(1), MX White(1)]
* Acrylic base (Qty: 1)
* Sound dampening rubber o-ring (Qty: 8)
* Clear 3M rubber feet (Qty: 4)
***Some Assembly Required***

Model Switch Type Actuation Force Characteristics

Cherry MX  Red

Linear 45g Smooth, no tactile bump. The Cherry MX Red is a lighter variant of the Cherry MX Black linear switch.
Cherry MX Black Linear 60g Smooth, no tactile bump, The Cherry MX Black is a stiffer variant of the Cherry MX Red linear switch.
Cherry MX Blue Tactile & Clicky 50g Tactile and clicky switch. You can feel the tactile bump and hear the "click" that occurs when the activation point is hit.
Cherry MX Brown Tactile 45g Softer and lighter tactile bump, no click. The tactile point is much less pronounced.
Cherry MX Green Tactile & Clicky 80g Firm tactile and clicky switch. You can feel the tactile bump and hear the "firm click" that occurs when the activation point is hit.
Cherry MX Grey Tactile 80g Firm tactile bump, no click. The tactile point is much pronounced.
Cherry MX Clear Tactile 55g Tactile bump, no click. The tactile point is much pronounced.
Cherry MX White Tactile & Clicky 65g Tactile and lighter click switch. You can feel the tactile bump and hear the "soft click" that occurs when the activation point is hit.

Max Keyboard Cherry MX Pro Sampler Kit Key Cap Guide

The included 9 clear key caps are actually in different row profiles just like what you will find in real mechanical keyboards. There are symbols under each key cap which tells you which row profile they are.

E = Top 2 rows (ESC, F1, F2, 1, 2, 3)(1 key included)
D = Q, W, E, R...(1 key included)
C = A, S, D...(3 keys included)
B = Z, X, C, V, arrow keys (4 keys included)

You could  use the 4 "B" profile keys for your lower row. 3 "C" profile keys for your upper row and E / D profile for your last key. To remove the switches, simply push it out from the bottom of the base.

***Installation Guide***

Max Keyboard Cherry MX Pro  Sampler Kit Key Cap Guide