Neo

Neo X Keygeek Oat

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Linear
Type
45g
Bottom-out
3.6mm
Total Travel
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Overview

The Keygeek Oat, a collaboration carrying the Neo name and originally bundled with the Qwertykeys Evo80 keyboard, is a linear switch that was later released on its own. It pairs nylon housings with an L4-material stem and ships factory-lubed, feeling smooth in stock form.

Its long-pole stem gives a short travel and a deep, lower-pitched sound, with firm, muted housing collisions and a bass-driven bottom-out. Reviewers describe a smooth, substantial-feeling budget linear that is well suited to foam builds.

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Feel

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SmoothnessSmooth
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Sound LevelLoud
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Factory LubeNormal
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Stem WobbleNormal
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Reviews

tenpapa

An interesting one -- the overall build is quiet, but the tip of the stem pole is shaped to deliberately force some sound through. (L4 is apparently a POM-based material.)

Smoothness SmoothSound Level LoudFactory Lube NormalStem Wobble Normal

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Specs

Type
Linear
Silent
No
Magnetic (HE)
No
Profile
N/A
Actuation Force
36 g
Bottom-out Force
45 g
Initial Force
N/A
Pre-travel
2.0 mm
Total Travel
3.6 mm
Bottom Housing
PA6
Stem
L4
Spring Length
22.0 mm
Spring Stage
1
Factory Lubed
Yes
Pins
5
Box Structure
No
Brand
Neo
Manufacturer
Keygeek