Manufacturer Introduction TTC continues to push keyboard tech forward with their new POM Magneto switch—fully crafted from POM for smoothness and full of premium features like magnetic actuation, extended springs, and split housing design. ✦ Superpowered Switch, Mutant-Level Precision Summon actuation with a magnetic field. The Magneto uses Hall Effect technology to detect keystrokes with zero physical contact—no debounce, no wear, just pure response. With a featherweight 35 g trigger and adjustable actuation between 0.1 to 3.4 mm, it bends the rules of keyboard physics. Think fast? This switch thinks faster. Encased entirely in POM (top, stem, and bottom), the Magneto feels buttery smooth, rebounds fast with a 21 mm spring, and emits a crisp, bouncy “clack” that sounds as fierce as it feels. Plus, it’s dust-proof, wobble-resistant, and built for 100 million keystrokes. Experience a hall effect switch that feels and sounds genuinely good with TTC's range of magnetic switches only available at the Thocc Exchange. Switch Specifications: Type: Linear, Hall‑Effect (Magnetic) Actuation Force: 35 g ± 5 g Bottom-Out Force: ~48 g Adjustable Pre-Travel: 0.1 mm – 3.4 mm Total Travel Distance: 3.4 – 3.5 mm Stem Material: POM (boxed, wobble-minimizing) Top Housing Material: POM Bottom Housing Material: POM Spring: 21 mm extended, stainless steel Mount: 5-pin (Hall-compatible PCBs only) Factory Lubed: Yes (self-lubricating POM) Sound Profile: Bouncy, high-pitched clack with clean return Stem Wobble: Very low Lifespan: 100 million keystrokes ⚡ Why Magneto? Magnetic Activation: Triggers at lightning speeds—faster than mechanical contact ever could. Adjustable Depth: Tune your trigger point mid-game or mid-keystroke. Full POM Housing: Smooth, consistent, and dust-resistant. Split Housing Design: Great for repairs, swaps, and cleaning. Built to Last: Rated for 100M+ actuations—an endgame switch. Ready to Control the Field? Wield keystroke power like never before. The Magneto switch puts raw speed, adjustability, and satisfying feel at your fingertips—no Xavier required.
