It’s official - the website is three years old as of today. Assuming you are actually reading this, I had enough money left in my bank account to renew the website. Come take a quick glance at the past year in content by the numbers and some plans that I have moving forward through Year #4.

I know that I’m a bit late on this one in more than one way, but better late then never right? This review takes a look at not just the new GMK Mictlan inspired NK Silk switches, but the performance of the ‘Batch 2’ Silks with improved factory lubrication.

So long as Novelkeys keeps making new and interesting Cream family switches, I will continue to review them. But rather than subtle changes for the Cream Clickies, they’ve gone with an entirely new design never before seen in the MX footprint. This is definitely a switch you’re going to want to see.

What’s this? Two tactile switch reviews back to back?? I think this one surely was worth it though, given that it’s kicking off the start of the new DK Creamery family of switches. In this one I take a look at the unique cross section of tactility that the new Cookies n’ Cream switches occupy.

I asked and Twitter/Instagram has spoken! Based on my poll on which of the new Outemu-made MODE switches I would review, I am here with a long as ever take on the new MODE Tomorrow switches.

Rolling straight out of 2022 as one of the biggest years of MX switch innovation, we kick off 2023 with the new Novelkeys Cream+ switches featuring a modular stem design to change your bottom out feeling and sound. This is definitely not the review to miss…

The last review of 2022 is here and what better way to end it off with a name that has been wrote many times over on this website - 43 Studio. This time I take a look at their new long-pole Obsidian L switches to see if they stack up to their predecessors…

They’re finally here - the switches that have had the most hype and community interest behind them since I started reviewing switches. And not to disappoint, I made this one extra long - double the comparisons, five more hours of break in testing, and even more!

After having sat and thought about these switches for some time, I don’t think I gave them the real credit that they deserve. Here’s my new, much more nuanced take on the JWICK Semi Silent switches and their unique silencing mechanism.

Look, I know you probably think this is me getting in touch with my weeb side because EMT switches are named after Emilia from Re:Zero, but lets be real here: I just like the color of the switches and their fancy LED diffusers. Check out how they actually preform, though, by clicking here.