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Marble Soda Switches
Marble Soda Switches
Marble Soda Switches
Marble Soda Switches
Marble Soda Switches
Marble Soda Switches
Marble Soda Switches
Marble Soda Switches
Marble Soda Switches
Marble Soda Switches
Marble Soda Switches
Marble Soda Switches
Marble Soda Switches
Marble Soda Switches

Marble Soda Switches

Regular price $32.49 Sale price $27.50

Introducing the Marble Soda Series Switches. These SP-Star switches are a linear switch, made in custom colorways to match our favorite carbonated beverage to pop open after an arduous journey, exploring the outer reaches.

The Key Dot Co. is proud to continue our partnership with SP Star.  In our months of collaboration with SP Star, we are eager to bring to you a refreshing discovery :)……………………………………….

About Marble Soda Switches

  • MX style switch
  • Designed in two different materials to offer a variety of sound and feel
  • Gold plated internals
  • Light factory lube
  • Packed in TKC signature switch containers
  • Manufactured by SP Star in China

Melon

  • 72g Linear
  • Nylon housing in melon color
  • POM stem, white

OG (Original)

  • 55g Linear
  • Polycarbonate housing in translucent blue color
  • POM stem, white

Sound Tests

Switches 101

Switches are the components that sit under each keycap and register when you press a key. There's a large variety of them that differ in how they feel and sound.

When building custom keyboards, often switches need to be soldered to the PCB. Keyboard builds that don't require soldering switches are referred to as hotswap—installing and changing switches is as easy as inserting them and pulling them out (switch puller required!)

These SP-Star switches are a linear switch, which refers to a smooth switch actuation. They move straight up and down without any tactile "bump" or clicking noise. This is in contrast to a tactile switch which provides tactile feedback in the form of a “bump”, or a clicky switch that has a bump as well as an audible click sound.

Learn more in our Switches 101 article →