Geon Raw ZERO
Sound
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Overview
The Raw Zero is a linear switch produced by GEONWORKS from a new in-house mold. Its defining trait is exceptionally low stem wobble, which lends a stable, consistent keypress and a low-pitched sound signature. Sellers note the tight tolerance can make the switch feel heavier than it is at first, easing as it breaks in.
It pairs a POM top housing with a PA66 bottom and a UPE stem, and is offered in lubed or unlubed versions.
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Feel
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A touch heavy for a 62g switch — maybe because the spring is single-stage and 21mm, it takes a little effort to press. The sound itself is a clack-leaning creamy. The thick, viscous character is fun, but personally I got a bit bored of it over long-term use, so it landed as just okay for me. It shines in a foam-less aluminium board — going foam-less and letting it ring out is the fun way to run it. Careful not to over-lube: even the factory lube is slightly sticky, which is part of why it can feel a bit heavy.
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Specs
- Type
- Linear
- Silent
- No
- Magnetic (HE)
- No
- Profile
- Normal
- Actuation Force
- N/A
- Bottom-out Force
- 62 g
- Initial Force
- N/A
- Pre-travel
- 2.0 mm
- Total Travel
- 3.4 mm
- Top Housing
- POM
- Bottom Housing
- PA66
- Stem
- UPE
- Factory Lubed
- Yes / No
- Box Structure
- No
- Reference price (each)
- N/A
- Brand
- Geon
- Manufacturer
- N/A