Gateron Ink Blue V2 75g
Gateron Ink Blue V2 75g review: a heavy clicky switch with INK-blend housings, POM stem and a crisp, full-bodied click. Specs, feel and verdict.
How it feels
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How it sounds
Frequently asked
How does the Ink Blue 75g differ from a standard Cherry MX Blue?
It's noticeably heavier at 75g and uses Gateron's smoky INK-blend housings with a POM stem, which gives the click a deeper, fuller body and a smoother overall stroke than a stock MX Blue.
Is the Ink Blue 75g good for typing or gaming?
It's a typist's switch first. The pronounced click and heavier spring suit deliberate typing far better than rapid double-taps, so most gamers will prefer a lighter linear or tactile.
Does the Ink Blue 75g need lubing?
No. Lubing a clicky switch dampens the click jacket that produces its sound, so the Ink Blue is best left stock. A good case foam and plate choice will shape the acoustics more than any switch mod.
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