Drop Switches
Drop is renowned for its enthusiast-driven mechanical switches, notably the tactile Holy Panda X and Halo series, which deliver a premium typing experience with distinctive feel and sound.
Drop Switch Comparison
Switch Name | Type | Operation | Sound | Pre-Travel | Total Travel | Mount | Lubrication | |
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Tactile | 65g | Moderate | 1.9mm | 4.0mm | PCB | Lubed | Buy |
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Tactile | 60g | Moderate | 1.9mm | 4.0mm | PCB | Lubed | Buy |
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Tactile | 60g | Moderate | 2.0mm | 3.5mm | PCB/Plate | Lubed | Buy |
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Tactile | 60g | Moderate | 2.0mm | 3.5mm | PCB/Plate | Lubed | Buy |
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Tactile | 67g | Moderate | 1.9mm | 4.0mm | PCB | Unlubed | Buy |
About Drop Switches
Drop has built a strong reputation in the mechanical keyboard scene by collaborating with the community and top designers to produce high-quality switches tailored to enthusiast tastes. Rather than churning out generic options, Drop focuses on refining switch designs that emphasize feel, sound, and build quality—often working with names like Jacob Alexander (HaaTa) or brands like Gateron to bring fan-favorite concepts to life with tighter tolerances and improved materials.
Whether you're into the punchy tactility of the Holy Panda X or the smooth, deliberate press of the Halo series, Drop switches are built for those who care about every keystroke. With features like factory lubing, SMD LED compatibility, and a strong focus on typing ergonomics, Drop’s lineup strikes a balance between enthusiast-grade performance and everyday usability. These switches don’t just feel good—they make your keyboard feel complete.