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WS Jade Switch
Milky Green Pre-lubed Switches 5-Pin Linear Keyboard Switches for Mechanical Keyboard
50gf Linear Switch
- The 50gf actuation force for milky green is heavier than others and is a great option for users who are in favor of smooth linear switches but prefer stronger feedback and deeper sound.
High Quality Material
- The switches feature top and bottom housing made of POM and a stem crafted from UPE+Stainless steel, well reduce the noisy rebound sound and ensure the pure and stable sound while touching the bottom.
- 5 Pin Stable Pentagonal Base, suitable for use with 5-Pin PCB hot-swap keyboards.
PMMA Light Diffuser
- PMMA light diffuser with honeycomb scattering surface for excellent light transmittance, ideal for enhancing the illumination of RGB LED keyboards.
- Same effect as WS Morandi Switch, the light is soft and not dazzling.
Factory Lubed Switch Set
- Coming factory-lubed and special structured, this switch can be self-lubed when being typed, which is especially helpful for maintaining a smooth feeling. The durable stem is credited to a more smooth and pleasing typing experience.
Durable Lifespan
- This provides more fun feature and options for DIYers. With a strong single spring, the lifespan can go up to 60 million times of keystrokes based on laboratory durability test. Get your keyboard something new and have fun with them!
MX Style Compatibility
- Switches are designed with general MX structure so that they can fit most keycaps sets with (X) cross stem. This greatly improves the compatibility and you can feel free to change the switch and remake your own keyboard.
Packaging Display
- The single package comes with 35 switches with plastic tray that can securely house switches and can be served as a lubing station if necessary.
jeff
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2024
Really good switches that come pre-lubed. No ping and has a really smooth action. Fits any keycap with the mx shaft and any keyboard with 5 pin mount. I currently have them installed on a Glorious GMMK Pro and GMMK numpad for gaming and they're really smooth. Good reset and is noticeably smoother than what I had previously. Completely silent too. Highly recommend for the value, reliability and function.
BG
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2024
The WS Jade switches offer a fantastic typing experience These 5-pin PCB mount switches are easy to install, and are very smooth! The pre-lubed switches ensure a quieter operation, reducing any unwanted noise. With 35 switches in the pack, it's a great value for anyone looking to swap their own switches to add to their keyboard. Overall, these switches are smooth, responsive, and a pleasure to use.
Khoi Nguyen
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2024
This particular switch is super interesting. To better explain why it might have a different sound signature than other switches of the same linear category, we'd have to look at what's different in this design.1. The rails of the stem have an addition to the top that is designed to help dampen the upstroke sounds. In theory, this means that your upstrokes will be quieter than usual, maybe even more so than your downstroke, which is designed to be louder (which we will get to). In comparison, it's very quiet...even muted perhaps. You can experience it for yourself by holding pressing down on the switch and just listening to the sound that it makes when you let go of your fingers.2. Metal inserts on the bottom of the stem, and at the bottom of the housing well amplifies the bottom out, so now if you perform the same test next to your ear, but listen to the down press, you'll hear that the sound is significantly clackier than on the upstrokes. It's very interesting. In practice, what you'll get is a clacky downstroke, and a muted upstroke in the sound category.There's about a 5% scratchiness to the factory lube, which is evenly applied on the stem. It's barely discernible when in action under your keycaps, so it's not something I'd worry about.Honestly, the sound is different, and might take some getting used to because of the disparity of clack between the downstroke and the upstrokes, but in terms of the usage, it's more of a fit for medium weight typists.It also comes with a nice RGB diffuser that you can pop off if you're not into the diffusion.
Yuki
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024
I can't even comment on the quality of the listing. The switch sample pack I reviewed in it's place consisted of some random off brands, a few outemu switches, and 2 Kailh/nk creams. Makes no sense.
PM
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2024
WS Jade Mechanical Keyboard Switches 5 Pins PCB Mount Lubed Switches(35pcs)These Wuque Studio Jade switches are quiet special. They are factory lubed in a very uniform fashion which is not usually the case. The stem poles have a little metal cap so each key press has a very nice, clicky bottom out sound that is very unique in a really good way. I absolutely love it. The 50 gm spring weight is medium and suits me perfectly. Silky smooth performer, with a very nice and unique sound profile. This is a winner.
Sneed
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2024
Pictured alongside WS Morandi switches for comparison. I believe these are both manufactured by Haimu.Going into this, I knew what I was getting was going to be unique - I had seen switches with a metal insert in the bottom (or even all-metal poles), but I am not aware of many that also incorporate metal into the bottom housing. Once received, however, I discovered something that I was not initially aware of: the slider rails are also dampened in order to make the top housing collision silent. This means you get a switch with a pronounced and almost click-like bottom collision, and a nearly non-existent top collision. The sound and typing experience is certainly unique, and while it may not be for everyone I enjoyed the novelty.I immediately wanted to swap these in on a board for more extensive use, though I only got as far as the 'Q' row before I started to second guess myself. Once I started putting keycaps back on, I noticed the stem wobble is truly pretty terrible coming from other switches with tighter tolerances. That said, while it's notable, the wobble is no worse than WS Morandi, which are among my favorite switches if not for the N/S and E/W play in the stems. It's definitely something you'll get used to, but I eventually swapped my Morandi out for something else and I think ultimately the wobble in these WS Jades will prove to be a little too much for me.Additionally, since they're a little more on the heavy end of the light switch actuation scale at 50gf, bottoming out on these was, at least for me, not a very consistent experience. I do think it's especially odd for WS to go with a long spring, too, since that usually accentuates top housing collisions and these switches are otherwise designed to subdue that.Some final thoughts. The factory lube is pretty good, a little heavy but seems pretty consistent and that was my experience with WS Morandi as well, so I think it's safe to say you can expect a pretty good stock typing experience. I didn't note any spring ping or leaf noise, either, which is a huge relief. My biggest gripe with WS Jades is the stem wobble, and without that I would easily give these 5 stars. Either way, I would recommend trying them out if you're seeking a novel typing experience.
Koger
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2024
These are average switches when it comes to linears. The factory lube job is not up to par, and I had to re do it by hand, but that is common. They are a little scratchy and could use replacement springs. They do have a little twist to them with the metal plug at the bottom. This makes a unique sound and is the redeeming quality to these. If you don't want to work on these a little then I would order something different, but if it doesn't bother you, they can be tweaked.
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