Some thoughts beforehand.


Well first I just want to say, good on NLandKeys getting through that fiasco with the exit scamming accusations. Secondly apart from production problems, I never knew a switch would take over 150 days to arrive at my door (just like my content), but here we are. [Yeah, these came out in August of 2023!]

Instruments I am using:

Keyboard used in review: QK60 R3

Microphone: HyperX DuoCast EQ: Set to neutral for a closer sound to life Headphones: AKG K702

Foam: PE Foam Only Mount: Gasket Mounted Plate: Aluminum Plate

Details and Info


Well first like all reviews it is good to go over what the switch is made of and its properties.

Manufacturer: BSUN Brand: NlandKeys Vendor I purchased from: KeebsForAll

Switch Material and Type Factory Lube

Top Housing LY
Bottom Housing LY
Stem LY - Long Pole
Pin Layout 5 pin
Stem Lubed 205g0 based
Housing Lubed 205g0 based
Spring Lubed None
Consistency Yes, lightly lubed

Properties Photo or Render

Pre-Travel 2.0mm
Full Travel 3.1mm
Acutation Force 37g
Bottom-Out Force 50g
Spring Staging 20mm 2-Stage
Stem Length 14.1mm
Alignment Pin Width 1.57mm

Render Provided by KeebsForAll

Render Provided by KeebsForAll

Extra: What is LY? Well the best we can do is to make a theory.


Usually googling LY Plastic usually comes up thin on actual resources. However the info provided from the GeekHack and information from DangKeebs provides some details. It is likely that this is a example of a POM/PE-SHGC plastic, a mix of UHMWPE (Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene ‘Similar to HDPE’ )with POM (Polyoxymethylene). This results in a more rigid plastic with the combined properties of self-lubercation. Certainly a plastic ever. (Thank you hyperfocusing)

Resources also used: POLY FLUORO LTD; MDPI; Vol 76 of Journal of Building Engineering

Thoughts upon opening