类型: IC
作者: trauring
发布时间: 2015-04-19
05:16:39
更新时间: 2015-04-19 05:16:39
原链接:
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=71135.0
Super impressed with the Gateron GB which generated orders
for more than 115K switches.
I was wondering about
Greetech switches, which are now being used in the Das
Keyboard 4C series. There are not many mentions of them in
the forums - does anyone have a Das Keyboard 4C that can
expound on their feel and quality? Has anyone managed to get
their hands on these switches separate from a Das 4C?
Looking
at their site (
http://www.greetech.com/en/products.asp?enBigClassName=GT02%20Keyswitch) and at Alibaba pages (such as
http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/2015-key-switch-keyswitch-for-keyboard_60074508452.html) it seems they offer Red, Blue, Brown and Black versions,
and if I’m not mistaken they offer both plate and PCB
mounted versions, and versions with built-in diodes (it
seems to me that the version with built-in diodes cannot
support LEDs as they show a different PCB layout for those -
although without seeing them, who knows). There also is an
RGB LED version that can support the four pins of an RGB LED
(I’ve attached a PDF of the spec of their RGB switch).
Their
MOQ is 6000 switches (which is their carton size, so
multiples of 6000 might be required) although on some
version it says 5000. It seems like the costs shown go down
as low as 10 cents per switch, although I don’t know what
quantities or which version of the switches that price
relates to.
They offer to send 110 switches as a free
sample to people interested in ordering. I don’t know if
that could include different versions of the switches, or if
they would send 110 switches of each version, etc.
I’m
not located in a good country to do re-shipping of switches
from, but I wanted to see if people might be interested in
pursuing these switches, and then we can find out who could
handle the re-shipping. I’m perfectly happy to hand this off
to someone who has done a group buy before and has the
experience to do it well. I’m just interested in gauging
interest in the switches and to try to get things started.