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KTT Nebula Magnetic

Our review of the KTT Nebula Magnetic — a budget Hall-effect linear switch for adjustable actuation and rapid trigger, with a POM slider and PA66 housing.

4.0/5
4.0 4.0 · our rating
3.7mm
Travel
total key travel
4.0/5
Smoothness
our feel rating

How it feels

Smoothness silky → scratchy 8.0

How it sounds

medium-thocky
Profile medium-thocky
Noise level
Spring ping None

Frequently asked

What is a magnetic switch?

It's a Hall-effect switch. Instead of a physical metal contact, a sensor reads a magnet in the stem, so the board can set actuation depth in software and offer features like rapid trigger and per-key adjustment.

Do the KTT Nebula switches work in any keyboard?

No — magnetic switches only work in Hall-effect (analog) keyboards built to read them. Don't put these in a standard mechanical hot-swap board.

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