Customize your typing experience
These linear non-magnetic springs allow you to adjust the weight of your switches, with a wide weight range.
- Lighter springs (35-45 gf): Faster typing, less fatigue, but may increase typos
- Medium spring (60 gf): Balanced feel for most users
- Heavier springs (70-100 gf): Reduced typos, more tactile feedback, but may cause earlier fatigue
Switching out the springs in your switches seems like a time-consuming process, so we tested it and it took Sander around 14 seconds to switch a spring.
Technical Specifications
Each spring weight is different based on the start force (initial press) and end force (bottom out).
Lekker spring | Start force | End force |
|---|---|
L35 | 20 gf | 35 gf |
L45 | 30 gf | 45 gf |
L60 | 40 gf | 60 gf |
L70 | 50 gf | 70 gf |
L80 | 60 gf | 80 gf |
L100 | 80 gf | 100 gf |
What's in the box? | 120x spring of chosen weight |
FAQ
You'll need a switch puller to get the switches out of your keyboard, AS WELL AS a switch opener to replace the spring inside of the switch.
If your fingers get tired when gaming, opt for a lighter spring. When you make typos a lot, opt for a heavier spring. Besides that, you'll have to discover what your optimal weight is by testing it out.
These springs are specifically designed for Lekker switches and may not be compatible with other mechanical switches due to the wider stem design of the Lekker switches. These springs will probably not fit on third party switches, depending on the switch stem
It took Sander 14 seconds per switch to replace.
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