Is it Box Pink Ink or Box Ink Pinks? Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if I missed at least a few name mixups in this review of the newest, pinkest, and boxiest member of the Gateron Ink family line. Who knows, maybe you’ll catch one of them.

Even with Gateron only recently expanding into newer, exotic materials with the Gateron Hippo switches, it appears they’re taking it one step further and with new molds in tow. Check out this review of the new Gateron CJ switches, featuring the first POM based bottom housings ever released from Gateron.

I’m not sure what kind of onomatopoeia a banana switch would make, but it certainly isn’t quite up there with ‘ring ring’. Check out this review to though to learn all about the new Ajazz x Huano switches sound, and feel, and wobble, and all the other extraneous and long winded information contained in run on sentences that you come to this website for.

While I’m not personally much of a camper, as a resident mountain goat having migrated to Minnesota I felt it was only time I get a bit on the wild side of things with a switch review of the new TTC Wild switches! Check out this first in depth dive of any TTC switch on the website with what may be the best modern era TTC switch to date…

What’s that? A vintage switch review?? I mean I guess it only kind of counts because it looks so similar to normal MX switches that they’re probably just one-to-one clones. But are they really?

It’s the eye of the… Harimau. Check out a review of the freshly released Harimau switches from Rebult Keyboards to find out if these Zyko-inspired tactiles really pack the same punch as their inspiration.

Coming loaded with stems made of JWK’s new mystery material known as “JX”, this review takes a dive into the ThicThock Konpeitou switches and their complicated history. Are they as sweet at the Japanese candy that inspired their name, or are they a bitter reminder that not all new JWK made switches are so great?

What better thing to review for a magical, surprise extra week of full length reviews than the SP Star Magic Girl Classic and Dark switches from TKC. Join me as I break down the first SP Star switches in a full length review and give my thoughts on these entry-level tactile switches.

It’s official: I’ve finally passed the massive milestone of 1000 unique switches in the collection. With that, I figured it was time to sit down and talk a bit more in depth about the collection, some of the switches in it I’ve not talked about before, and even some history about the switches and myself.

No, your eyes do not deceive you! If I was a leprechaun, instead of a pot of gold at the end of my rainbow you’d find a pot of the new Tecsee Sapphire switches in all their shiny glory. Check this review to find out if these tactiles stack up their performance next to their fancy design.