Switches for your MoveMaster setup

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WhackyDesks

Hey,

I’m WhackyDesks! I offer high-quality, Cherry-profile keycaps made from durable PBT—some of which are limited editions designed by me. These keycaps are manufactured using the dye-sublimation process and are ready to ship from my warehouse in Merzenich (near Cologne).

I also stock packs of 10 switches that pair perfectly with the Movemaster—including linear, tactile, and clicky options—all quality-checked and expertly pre-lubed. Check out a selection of my designs below!

Linear

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TECSEE Oreo

The linear Oreo switches impress with their durability, precise actuation, and combination of high-quality materials.

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Linear

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Philikey Pink Cloud

Philikey Pink Cloud switches are the lightest linear switches in my lineup. Once you get used to these "cloud-like" switches, moving on the Pink Clouds feels almost effortless.

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Linear

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KTT Kang White V3

The linear KTT Kang White V3 switches also come lightly pre-lubed and are occasionally hailed as "budget kings." I’d say that’s a pretty accurate description!

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Tactile

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AKKO V3 Creamy Blue Pro

The Creamy Blue Pro is the upgraded version of the popular Creamy Blue and features several material updates: the silver contacts are now palladium-gold, and the phosphor copper is an alloyed copper.

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Tactile

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Outemu Silent Lime V3

The best of both worlds! Outemu Silent Lime V3 switches combine a pleasant, tactile typing feel with whisper-quiet noise dampening.

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Clicky

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Kailh Box Summer

The Summer switches are the ones in my lineup that sound most like a genuine, modern typewriter. Some say they are the best clicky switches of all.

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Clicky

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Kailh Box Navy

In any case, Kailh Box switches are not the kind of switches that go unnoticed. However, they are water-resistant according to the IP65 standard. Furthermore, they offer a tactile experience more intense than any others in the shop.

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Quick guide

Which switch type fits you?

Linear Smooth and fast No tactile bump. Good for fast and consistent inputs. Tactile Noticeable feedback With a noticeable bump, usually without a loud click. Clicky Click with character Audible and tactile feedback. Direct, but clearly louder.