Gateron LP 2.0 Standard “Keychron Milk POM Switch” from Keychron

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In July 2025, Keychron launched the Keychron Milk POM Switch, a new switch based on the Gateron LP 2.0 standard.

Keychron Milk POM Low Profile Mechanical Switches

Pricing and Specifications

  • Price: $29.99-110pcs / $14.99-45pcs
  • Type: Linear (red axis), Tactile (brown axis), Tactile (banana axis)

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The housing and stem are made of POM and pre-lubricated for smooth stroking.

The total travel is approximately 3.1 mm, which is shorter than the MX Silver axis.

The red axis is 45 gf, the brown axis is 47 gf, and the banana axis is 57 gf.

The dust-proof wall construction conforms to IP40 standards, which prevents the deterioration of the typing feel due to dust infiltration and ensures that the typing feel is maintained over a long period of time.

Keychron Milk POM Red Switch

As for low-profile keyswitches, the full POM “Kailh choc v2” standard used in the Lofree Flow has become popular, and Gateron LP 2.0 has gone somewhat under the radar.

In addition, with the release of Gateron LP 3.0, which shares some of its footprint with MX, one would think that Gateron LP 2.0 would fade away, but it seems that Keychron, which has a large adoption case, will not let that happen.

Given NuPhy’s decision to steer toward Gateron LP 3.0, it seems likely that if we were to purchase a keyswitch for the Gatero LP 2.0 standard, it would be a Keychron one.

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He covers mechanical keyboards, custom keyboards, and input devices through reviews, interviews, hands-on testing, photography, and editorial work. He has reviewed more than 100 products and regularly reports on JIS-layout compatibility and trends in the Japanese keyboard market.

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