Hako Clear switches (white slider), invented by , embrace elements of Topre and Cherry MX Clear force curves to improve typing performance. Precision molds and tooling from Kaihua made the switches last 25% longer than regular MX variants during stress testing. In addition, the bespoke slider design virtually eliminates wobble.

Community enthusiasts Jacob Alexander (HaaTa) and Brandon Muzzin (Over^Kill) designed custom springs and sliders for the Hako line. Hako Clears use a medium-heavy spring and have a peak tactile point of (approximately) 63 grams. Tactility occurs early in the key press. A 20 gram post-tactile cushion, in the form of a resistance ramp, is designed to soften or resist bottom out.

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Box switches use a square slider design and sealed contacts that provide superior contaminant protection. If liquids or dust somehow penetrate a switch, lower housing vents and a slider drainage port eject the unwanted substances.

details

• 10 switches per pack
• Medium weight: 63 gram tactile point, 75 gram spring
• Moderate tactility
• Tooling designed and owned by Input Club
• Kaihua Box switch architecture
• Rated for 80 million keypresses
• Self-cleaning slider and housing design
• Hot-swap compatible (plate mount)
• Through-Hole and SMD LED Compatible