Durock Daybreak 67g
Durock Daybreak 67g review: a factory-lubed silent linear with a POM stem, smokey polycarbonate top, 67g spring and muffled bottom-out.
How it feels
How it sounds
mutedFrequently asked
Is the Durock Daybreak 67g a good silent switch for an office?
Yes. The silicone dampers on the stem and slider rails take the edge off both the bottom-out and the upstroke, leaving a soft, muffled thock that reads as quiet to anyone sitting nearby without feeling totally dead.
Does the Daybreak 67g need lubing?
It ships factory lubed and feels good out of the box, so most people can skip it. A light hand-lube on the springs only helps if you want to chase a touch more smoothness or hush a faint spring ping.
How heavy does the 67g spring feel?
The 67g actuation puts it on the medium-heavy side of linears — firmer than a 62g but well short of a fatigue-inducing heavy spring, which suits typists who like a switch that pushes back.
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