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TTC is a switch manufacturer based in Huizhou, China. Its published catalog includes conventional mechanical switches, magnetic switches, low-profile designs, and optical and hybrid listings. Mechanical families include the Neptune and Venus long-track designs, silent models and the Brother click-bar series. Its corporate site identifies ttcswitches.com as the official shop.
Official site: en.ttc9.com
Recorded references are linked on individual entries. Multiple listings can come from the same manufacturer or shop and do not establish independent verification. Any figure the sources disagreed on was left blank rather than averaged.
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A click-bar clicky switch with a partial-Box POM stem and polycarbonate top and bottom housings. TTC lists 1.6mm pre-travel and 3.7mm total travel for Brother V2; the retailer specifies five-pin PCB mounting and a 22mm spring. Actuation force is left blank because the sources mix gf, g and cN labels. No measured sound level, stem-wobble comparison or firsthand typing test is claimed.
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A five-pin linear with a polycarbonate top, PA66 nylon bottom and a listed 23mm spring. TTC specifies factory lubrication, 1.6mm pre-travel and 3.6mm total travel. The shop URL contains tactile, but its V2 specification explicitly identifies the switch as linear. Stem material and actuation force are left blank because similarly named listings differ on polymer and force units; confirm the exact revision before ordering.
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A factory-lubed five-pin linear with POM top and bottom housings and an extended, dust-proof POK stem. TTC lists 45 gf operating force, 53 gf bottom-out, 2.0mm pre-travel and 3.6mm total travel. These figures describe the Flaming Red V2 rather than an unspecified red switch. Check the board supports its five-pin arrangement and choose the pack quantity at the shop before comparing costs.
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A five-pin linear with a polycarbonate top, PA66 nylon bottom and a stem identified by the retailer as P3. TTC lists 1.8mm pre-travel and 3.6mm total travel; the retailer also lists a 22mm spring and light-guide window. Actuation force is left blank because the sources mix gf, g and cN labels. The P3 code is not expanded into an unverified polymer name or used to predict sound.
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A factory-lubed linear listed at 43g actuation with 3.8mm total travel, a polycarbonate top and nylon bottom. The checked Milktooth offer is for ten switches. Bottom-out force and pre-travel are not recorded, and the listing's NPI stem-material code is left uninterpreted. This entry covers Gold Red Pro specifically; similarly named Golden Red versions should not be treated as interchangeable without checking the exact product.
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A five-pin linear with a published 37 gf operating force, 2.0mm pre-travel and 4.0mm total travel. TTC specifies a POM bottom housing and dust-proof POM stem, with factory lubrication. The checked text does not identify the top-housing material or bottom-out force, so neither is inferred from appearance. Compare this exact V3 listing when shopping; the Golden Pink name also appears on earlier revisions.
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A factory-lubed linear with a transparent stem and housings, a listed 24mm spring, 1.6mm pre-travel and 3.6mm total travel. The maker gives 45 gf as initial force, which is not recorded as actuation or bottom-out force. It does not name the transparent polymers in the checked text, so the material fields remain blank. Check the exact product and mounting arrangement before choosing it for a board.
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A five-pin linear with POM top and bottom housings, a dust-proof POM stem and factory lubrication. TTC lists 41 gf operating force, 1.4mm operating travel and 3.8mm total travel. Bottom-out force is not recorded in the checked text. The shop uses rapid-trigger wording, but this mechanical switch listing does not establish adjustable actuation or Hall effect board compatibility. Confirm support for its five-pin mounting arrangement.
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A factory-lubed linear with a POM top housing, polycarbonate bottom and POM stem. The listed 41 gf actuation and 50 gf bottom-out are lighter than the Venus figures, while total travel is the same 3.8mm. The five-pin housing needs a compatible PCB or hot-swap socket arrangement; a matching MX-style keycap stem does not establish board compatibility. Sold in packs of ten.
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A factory-lubed silent tactile with a polycarbonate top, nylon bottom and POM stem. The consulted listings agree on 50g bottom-out and 3.5mm total travel. Actuation is omitted because one retailer mixes g and cN labels. Choose this exact silent V2 listing rather than assuming every Bluish White version has the same damping and mounting arrangement. Milktooth lists the V2 as a three-pin switch, in packs of ten.
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A silent linear with polycarbonate top and bottom housings, a POM stem and factory lubrication. Both consulted product descriptions list 43g bottom-out and 3.5mm travel. Actuation is left blank because the Mechanical Keyboards page mixes g and cN labels for that figure. Check the V2 version and three-pin mounting arrangement when comparing sellers. Silent describes the switch design, not a measured noise level for your assembled board.
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A five-pin linear listed with a POM stem, factory lubrication and a 22mm spring. Its nominal pre-travel is 1.6mm and total travel is 3.6mm. The maker describes double-gold contacts. Force is left unrecorded because the corporate table calls 42 gf operating force while the shop calls it initial force. This entry covers V3 specifically, rather than the earlier Speed Gold revisions.
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A linear revision with a published 45 gf operating force, 3.4mm nominal total travel and a dual-spring design. TTC lists factory lubrication and dust protection around the stem. Pre-travel is left blank because the manufacturer page gives conflicting figures. Pin-count descriptions also differ between listings, so check the exact switch and PCB arrangement before ordering rather than relying on the V2 name alone.
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A factory-lubed linear sharing Neptune's POM top, polycarbonate bottom and 3.8mm total travel, but listed at 45 gf actuation and 52 gf bottom-out. Its 1.8mm pre-travel is a switch specification, not a measurement of keyboard latency. Check the board's support for a five-pin mechanical switch before ordering. Milktooth sells ten switches per order, so quantity must be planned in packs.
View →TTC and its logo are the property of their owner and are used here only to identify the brand. Thockery is not affiliated with, endorsed by or partnered with TTC. If you own this material and want it removed, email us and it will come down. Details last checked 2026-10-20.