A Detailed Review of the Gateron Cap Blue and Cap brown Switches

Gateron Blue Cap Switch Gateron Brown Cap Switch The Cap Wrapped Design The center pole in the Cap Switch has a big hole (the right one is the cap blue switch). It is like a cap that wraps around the center mast of the bottom housing, unlike the traditional stem with the central pole inserted into the center mast. Blue Cap Switch VS Traditional Blue Switch The blue cap switch has a milky bottom housing. The Stem The center pole of the blue cap switch is shorter, but larger with a big hole in the center. The Bottom Housing The right one is the Cap Switch. The cap switch’s housing on the bottom has a hole, that goes through the center mast. The Spring The spring of the blue cap switch is longer and thicker. The Top Housing The blue cap switch's top housing is enclosed for the LED slot. The Brown Switch VS The Brown Cap Switch The Brown cap switch has a milky bottom housing. The Stem The Bottom Housing The bottom housing of the brown cap switch is the same as the blue cap. The Spring Same as the blue one, the brown cap switch’s spring is longer and thicker. The Top Housing The legs of the traditional brown switch housing on the top is different with the brow cap switch, which has a four legged design. The Gateron Cap Switches can be adapted to Keychron K2, K2 (Hot-swappable) version, K4, K6 or K8 keyboards, purchase it in the link below if you like it: https://www.keychron.com/products/gateron-cap-switch-set Thanks for Reading! If you like the article and think it’s useful for you, please share it.

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