Sillyworks x Napworks Nap Linear
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Overview
The Nap Linear is a linear switch designed by Sillyworks and Napworks and manufactured by HMX. It pairs PA66 top and bottom housings with a UPE stem and ships factory-lubed, carrying the smooth, low-wobble feel HMX switches are known for, with reviewers noting a clean keystroke helped by HMX's updated molds.
Its sound is full and creamy, with a bottom-out in the mid-to-low range that can read as thocky depending on the build. It is offered in more than one spring weight.
Summary compiled by Keebpedia from multiple sources.
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Nice deep, low, knocky sound! It's louder than Briny and cheaper too — great. It seems to work with any keyboard, and both metal and plastic cases look fine. Nothing in particular to watch out for!
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Specs
- Type
- Linear
- Silent
- No
- Magnetic (HE)
- No
- Profile
- Normal
- Actuation Force
- 37 / 45 g
- Bottom-out Force
- 43 / 53 g
- Initial Force
- N/A
- Pre-travel
- 2.0 mm
- Total Travel
- 3.6 mm
- Top Housing
- PA66
- Bottom Housing
- PA66
- Stem
- UPE
- Factory Lubed
- Yes
- Box Structure
- No
- Reference price (each)
- N/A
- Brand
- Sillyworks
- Manufacturer
- HMX