Kailh Halo True

Might be the most contextually significant MX switch after the original Cherry MX line itself. I actually hoard these springs, and I'll tell you why.

A stock Halo True might be generally preferred for its stem color, with the spring being discarded for feeling heavy and sounding heinous - but give that little guy an oil bath and put it in a linear and you'll have a whole different experience on your hands; a super fast-curve progressive one. Makes the Cream Arc look subtle.

Pairing these springs with linear stems and sticking with the original Halo design intention of *not* bottoming-out while typing, you get a marshmallowy-soft and nearly dead-silent typing experience. Actually bouncy. Underrated next to the recognition enjoyed by its other half for sure.