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The most important verified numbers for this product, shown before the deeper sections.
How this product sounds and feels to type on, described in plain terms.
Retailer descriptions consistently place Blossoms on the deeper, creamy and thocky side of the linear-switch spectrum. Treat this as a directional description rather than a measured acoustic result, because case, plate, keycaps and mounting style can substantially change the final sound.
With 42±2gf actuation, 48±2gf bottom-out and a 22mm extended single-stage spring, Blossoms should feel medium-weight and smooth with a firm but not unusually heavy bottom-out. The 3.7mm total travel shortens the stroke slightly versus common 4.0mm MX-style linears.
What to check before ordering, and how the build is put together.
5-pin MX-style footprint. Use with PCBs or hot-swap sockets that support five-pin switches; check boards designed around 3-pin mounting before purchase. Factory lubricated. UniKeys specifies a thin 205g0 coating on stem legs and sliders, with dry-film lubrication on the spring and leaf. 5-pin mount — confirm PCB and plate support for your board.
Uses a 5-pin MX-style PCB mount. It can work with hot-swap keyboards whose PCB and sockets support 5-pin MX switches; some boards are designed around 3-pin mounting, so check the PCB layout before installation.
If you need tactile feedback or a silent build, compare other families.
Pick a switch whose operating force matches your preference.
Match the product to how and where you actually type.
Switch count depends on your keyboard's layout. The typical ranges below are a starting point — the exact number depends on the specific model and any extra keys.
Exact switch count depends on keyboard model / layout (and any novelties or extra keys). Always confirm against your board's official key count before ordering.
Focused sections explain the details buyers care about, supported by the product's specification data.
JKDK × HMX Blossoms uses 42±2gf actuation and 48±2gf bottom-out to sit between ultralight and heavy linear options.
Its medium weighting and 3.7±0.2 mm travel suit buyers who want a controlled press without moving to a long, full-travel feel.
Blossoms combines an H3 stem, PA12 top housing, reinforced P4 bottom housing, and factory lubrication. For buyers, the useful takeaway is that it is built around controlled medium-weight travel rather than an ultralight or silent design.
Its deeper, rounded sound direction is a useful positioning cue rather than a guaranteed acoustic result; the surrounding keyboard build remains decisive.
Blossoms uses a five-pin MX-style footprint. Confirm that the PCB and socket accept its two locating legs before choosing a 10- or 70-switch pack.
Pack choice should follow the actual key count of the build and any spares you want.
Choose Blossoms for a medium-weight linear with a slightly shortened stroke and a cautiously deeper, rounded sound direction.
Choose a different linear if you prefer a lighter press, silent damping, or a longer-travel feel.
The goal is to make the key trade-offs visible: weight, travel, stock preparation, sound direction, and the type of user each product serves best.
Exactly what ships with this product. The switch count and color update with the options you select.
Straight answers to the questions that most often decide a purchase.
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