The Source of the Click
Click Jacket
As the stem descends, the click jacket rides over a raised bump in the housing. Its legs snap outward, then back — creating the click, exactly at the actuation point.
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Sound-Tuned Series
A crisp sound you can feel.
Sharp, clear, and intentionally loud. Clicky switches give you that classic mechanical snap with every press.
Clicky Sound Profile
Crisp & Tactile
How Clicky Works
The Source of the Click
As the stem descends, the click jacket rides over a raised bump in the housing. Its legs snap outward, then back — creating the click, exactly at the actuation point.
Dual Feedback
The click mechanism also creates a physical bump you feel at actuation. Audible click plus physical bump — dual feedback through two channels at once.
Efficiency Unlock
The click happens before full key travel, so the key registers partway down. Experienced typists use this to type faster, lifting off as soon as they feel the click.
Hot-Swap Ready
On an EPOMAKER hot-swap board you're not locked in. Swap in clicky switches and transform the keyboard instantly — no soldering, just a switch puller.
Find Your Sound
All loudness values measured under ESS-2026 protocol at the typist's ear, average sustained typing at 60 WPM. Variance ±2 dB.
Sound & Typing Experience
Recorded in EPOMAKER Sound Lab with calibrated microphones. The same method we use to tune every product.

Clicky comes from click-jacket switches in a stiff, lightly damped build that keeps every actuation sharp and audible — no modifications needed.
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The most tactile sensation and sound in the classic MX line — the distinct “click” on every actuation, from the switch that defined clicky.
The clicky 55g Blues with a notably high actuation point — the classic audible click in Gateron's famously smooth housing.
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