Mojo68/84 key switch selection updated｜All 9 types of key switches can be selected.

2024年9月9日

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MelGeek has updated its official online store to change the type of keyswitch selection available when purchasing the pre-built Mojo68 and Mojo84 models, allowing users to choose from the following multiple types for the majority of models.

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2 87815847 4cc8 473d 842a — ProYellow is a linear switch.

Selectable keyswitches and specifications for Mojo84

	type	Pressing depth (mm)	Weight (gf)
Kailh Custom Plastic	linear	3.6	38
Kailh Box Brown	tactile	3.6	45
TTC Gold Pink	linear	4	37
TTC Speed Silver	linear	3.4	45
TTC Frozen Silent	linear	3.5	39
TTC Blueish White	tactile	3.5	42

View Mojo84 on the official website ▷▷▷.

Selectable keyswitches and specifications for Mojo68

	type	Pressing depth (mm)	Weight (gf)
Kailh Custom Plastic	linear	3.6	38
Gateron Pro White	linear	4	38
Gateron Pro Silver	linear	3.4	45
Gateron Pro Yellow	linear	4	50
Gateron Pro Brown	tactile	4	55
TTC Gold Pink	linear	4	37
TTC Speed Silver	linear	3.4	45
TTC Frozen Silent	linear	3.5	39
TTC Blueish White	tactile	3.5	42

For the wired-only models, there is no change in the choice of keyswitches, and only Gateron can be selected as before.

View Mojo68 on the official website ▷▷▷.

At the same time as this specification change, the specifications were also changed to ” select the shipping source” and ” only Mojo68 Plastic allows selection of keycap material”.

Until then, the MelGeek product lineup had a very different selection of keyswitches for each model, making it very difficult to choose the right one.

This will be a huge advantage for prospective Mojo Series buyers.

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Representative of GreenEchoes Studio

Ryosuke Kawamura

He launched his own media as a site operator and web writer, and now plans and manages multiple corporate media. He often types heavily in his work, and in his search for greater efficiency, he became addicted to the keyboard swamp and established “GreenKeys”.