DK Banana Milk Tactile Switches (10 per pack)

Via Dangkeebs
Banana Milk Tactiles are a medium tactile inspired by another creamy childhood treat made by infusing banana into milk. Similar to their inspiration, the switches are sure to provide creamy acoustics with minimal modifications.

They're also intended to be a V2 to the beloved Blue Velvet Switches from 2021. Several improvements have been made since then including a revised PME formula to minimize flaking, updated molds for improved tolerances, and dual stage gold plated springs for a snappier response. As part of our Fruit Milk Series of switches they will also include a matching collectible milk bottle, and sticker for qualified orders! 

What is PME? 

PME is a proprietary plastic blend developed to achieve a deeper sound signature than other traditional plastics. The material was first introduced in 2021. The sound is much deeper than polycarbonate, and arguably slightly deeper than nylon. 

What Improvements Have Been Made? 

Revised PME Formula

Our original Blue Velvet switches occasionally experienced flaking of the internal surfaces. Flaking would sometimes need to be removed depending on its size. Our Banana Milks feature a newly developed PME formula aimed to improve smoothness, and minimize flaking.

Updated Molds

New molds have been created for improved tolerances, and smoothness. The new switches have tighter housings, and reduced stem wobble. 

Updated Springs

Dual stage gold plated springs are now included in the switches to improve both sound and feel. These longer springs provide a slightly higher initial force, steady force increase, and snappy return. 

Switches are sold in packs of 10.

Quantity 1 = 10 switches.

Specifications:

• Tactile
• Top Housing: PME
• Bottom Housing: PME
• Stem: POM
• Gold plated dual-stage spring
• 3.0mm travel
• 56g actuation / 68g bottom out
• 5 pin (PCB Mount)
• UNLUBED from factory
• Free collectible sticker included with all orders while supplies last
• Free collectible milk bottle available for orders with 70+ switches while supplies last