72 PCS Switches, One Box — Keyboard Upgrade & 3D Printed Fidgets, Upgrade the alphanumeric area of a full-size 108 key mechanical keyboard and still have 30+ switches left to power your 3D-printed clicker fidgets, articulated toys, and desk gadgets. One order fuels both hobbies.
Are they loud and clicky?
Very loud and clicky with a strong tactile bump — perfect for 3D printed clicker and fidget projects. Each switch is pre-lubricated so the crisp click stays consistent across all 72 pieces.
Are these 3-pin or 5-pin?
3-pin, same size and layout as Cherry MX switches, so they fit most 3D printed clicker models. For 5-pin sockets, just snip the two small plastic guide pins with flush cutters.
Can I use them in a real keyboard?
Yes, they're genuine mechanical keyboard switches and work in most hot-swappable keyboards with 3-pin sockets. They're also the top choice for 3D printed fidget clickers — makers buy them in bulk.
How many come in a pack?
72 blue switches — no short-counts — plus a free switch puller, key rings, cleaning brush, and lubing brush. Everything you need to start is in the box.
Do I need to solder them?
No soldering needed — they're hot-swappable plug-in switches. On hot-swappable keyboards they press straight into the socket, and in 3D printed models they snap into the printed housing.
72 PCS Switches, One Box — Keyboard Upgrade & 3D Printed Fidgets, Upgrade the alphanumeric area of a full-size 108 key mechanical keyboard and still have 30+ switches left to power your 3D-printed clicker fidgets, articulated toys, and desk gadgets. One order fuels both hobbies.
Are they loud and clicky?
Very loud and clicky with a strong tactile bump — perfect for 3D printed clicker and fidget projects. Each switch is pre-lubricated so the crisp click stays consistent across all 72 pieces.
Are these 3-pin or 5-pin?
3-pin, same size and layout as Cherry MX switches, so they fit most 3D printed clicker models. For 5-pin sockets, just snip the two small plastic guide pins with flush cutters.
Can I use them in a real keyboard?
Yes, they're genuine mechanical keyboard switches and work in most hot-swappable keyboards with 3-pin sockets. They're also the top choice for 3D printed fidget clickers — makers buy them in bulk.
How many come in a pack?
72 blue switches — no short-counts — plus a free switch puller, key rings, cleaning brush, and lubing brush. Everything you need to start is in the box.
Do I need to solder them?
No soldering needed — they're hot-swappable plug-in switches. On hot-swappable keyboards they press straight into the socket, and in 3D printed models they snap into the printed housing.