Can’t forget about the tactile gang! Don’t have much options, but the burgundy and Smokey T1s have different levels of tactility, which means different feeling and sound profile. 

“If I had to describe the burgundy switches, then tactility wise, they would be between the browns and dragonfruits. Sound-wise, it’s closer to the dragonfruits, but feel wise, it’s closer to the browns. I do recommend lubing the switches, as the stock doesn’t do the switch justice.”

“As for the T1s… there are many T1 recolors out there. But of course, you cannot compare the POM T1s with the regular T1s, because different material used, which means the sound profile changes entirely. Deeper sound profile than the POM cousins.”

In terms of higher tactility: Burgundy < T1

– Konata

Featuring Durock’s famous material lineup: Top Housing as PC, Bottom Housing as Nylon, Stem as POM, Gold-plated spring, pre-lubing

Durock Burgundy

• 4mm Distance Travel
• 5-pins
• 67g Bottom-out

Durock Smokey T1

• 4mm Distance Travel
• 5-pins
• 67g Bottom-out

Sound Test by Zanekeyworks (Burgundy)

Sound Test by JaeyouPark (T1)

Here is a guide on how many switches you’ll need for different keyboard sizes (The guide is a reference, but some keyboards market a certain layout even though they require a few more or fewer switches. Always order a few more if you’re unsure):

• 120 – full size
• 92 – TKL
• 80 – 75%
• 70 – 65%
• 65 – 60%
• 45 – 40%

Selling in quantities of 1