Brand: Keygeek
Keygeek Crepe Linear
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Overview
The Keygeek Crepe is a linear switch built with a polycarbonate top housing, a P4 bottom housing, and a PBT stem. The PBT stem is a notably hard material and is one of the switch's defining traits, distinguishing the Crepe within Keygeek's lineup.
Retailer listings agree on a clacky, crisp, and sharp sound signature, with the hardened top housing and P4 bottom together producing a bright, articulate tone. It ships factory lubed for a smooth linear travel.
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Good points: you can choose both weight and spring length, and the hard stem material gives a firm, crisp attack on bottom-out. Bad point: the sound itself isn't especially distinctive — it's the usual clacky character. Overall, the sound feels like something I've heard before, so it doesn't feel particularly new. As for the feel, the PBT stem really is harder, and that part was a fresh sensation — though whether that hardness is actually enjoyable is a bit questionable to me.
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Specs
- Magnetic (HE)
- No
- Profile
- Normal
- Initial Force
- N/A
- Stem Length
- N/A
- Spring Stage
- N/A
- Box Structure
- No
- Diffuser
- No
- Brand
- Keygeek
- Manufacturer
- Keygeek