Drop Halo Clear Tactile Switches

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Drop Halo Clear

The Drop Halo Clear is a tactile switch born from the mind of Jacob Alexander (also known as HaaTa), a veteran in the mechanical keyboard scene and one of the sharpest switch designers out there. Created to offer a smooth, progressive tactile bump without the harsh bottom-out or abrupt peak, the Halo Clear is engineered for typists who want a cushioned, weighty feel that doesn’t fatigue the fingers. With a clear housing, a hefty 65g tactile force, and a long, springy return, this switch is all about precision and rhythm, making it a favorite for writers, coders, and keyboard purists alike.

Unlike more aggressive tactiles like the Holy Panda X, the Halo Clear delivers its feedback in a more subtle, flowing manner—perfect for users who want tactility without the jab. It’s a switch that rewards intentional typing and offers long-term comfort with just enough resistance to keep things satisfying. Pair it with a high-quality board and you've got a setup that’s built for marathon sessions and deep focus.

Key Features

• Designed by Jacob Alexander (HaaTa)
  A community-favorite switch created by one of the most respected names in keyboard design.
• Tactile switch with progressive bump
  Offers a smooth, gradual tactile response—more refined than traditional “cliff-style” tactiles.
• 65g tactile force | 78g bottom out
  Heavier press encourages slower, more deliberate typing with reduced mispresses.
• Clear top housing
  Visually striking and compatible with per-key RGB setups.
• Factory-lubed
  Delivers smooth keystrokes with reduced scratch right out of the box.
• MX-style stem and 3-pin design
  Compatible with most hot-swap PCBs and MX-compatible keycaps.

User Feedback

Fans of the Halo Clear describe it as a tactile switch with “grown-up” energy—controlled, weighted, and deliberate. It’s particularly well-loved by typists who prefer a more relaxed, intentional pace and appreciate a switch that pushes back just enough to feel solid without being aggressive. Many users highlight the progressive bump as one of the most comfortable out there, especially for long typing sessions where harsh tactility can become fatiguing.

While it might not deliver the same sharp tactility as switches like the Holy Panda, the Halo Clear has carved out a niche for itself as a more refined, ergonomic alternative. It's often praised in long-form writing, coding, or data entry contexts, where consistency and comfort are king. If you’re looking for a switch that’s less about hype and more about long-term satisfaction, the Halo Clear is a top-tier contender.

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