KPREPUBLICKailh 81 Switch switches Tester with Acrylic Base Blank keycaps for Mechanical Keyboard Box Cream Arctic Fox Silver Jellyfish (Kailh 81 Switch Tester x1)

I created a version of the list of switches using names that are more common in the western market. Should help identify exactly what is included.

Much respect to the person who collected this menagerie of switches and put together the acrylic harness to test them all out. There's no substitute for feeling them under the fingers, and whoever turned their obsession into a sampler like this has my respect and admiration.

It seems like the legend takes some shortcuts, which has me worried about the right names for these switches. For example row 2, column 5 is just labeled Kailh Grey. Well, Kailh has a few switches with Grey in the name but as far as I can tell, no just plain Grey. To me these look and feel like Kailh Ancient Grey, a linear switch with 95g force. KT Grey is 40g, and the switch's stem has an open-sided rectangle while the Ancient Grey has the closed square like we see in the photos. (And the switch in the sampler is, indeed, a rather tough cookie).Then there's one labeled Kailh Midnight Grey. But if I search for that, I don't find one. It looks and feels like a Midnight Pro? Maybe?So, take care if you buy this and then find your sweetheart switch, as the labeling may be incomplete or inaccurate.Also, n.b. the switches are not fixed into the acrylic in any way, so it's not hard at all to drop some or all of them. Good luck!Still a convenient kit, but it has some unfortunate issues.