Sound profile
Low-pitched / thocky-leaning; final result depends on the complete keyboard build.

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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.
Low-pitched / thocky-leaning; final result depends on the complete keyboard build.


37g = lighter, 43g bottom-out; 45g = firmer, 50g bottom-out.
What to check before ordering, and how the build is put together.
Puppy uses a five-pin MX-style footprint. Confirm that the PCB and hot-swap socket accept the two locating pins before ordering a full set. 5-pin mount — confirm PCB and plate support for your board.
HMX Puppy uses an MX-style 5-pin mount and can work with compatible hot-swap sockets, but compatibility still depends on the specific PCB and plate. Check that the board accepts the same 5-pin footprint before ordering. A 10-switch pack is suitable for testing or replacements; a 70-switch pack is enough for many 60% boards and some 65% layouts, while most 75%, TKL and full-size builds need more than 70 switches, so count the actual switch positions and consider a few spares.
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.
This product is available in packs of 10 / 70 switches — pick a pack that covers your layout with a small margin for testing or replacements.
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.
Minikeys × HMX Puppy is built around an early tactile event, so the press gives noticeable feedback before the key reaches the bottom.
Its character suits buyers who want tactility without an aggressively sharp bump.
Puppy combines an H2 large spherical-tip stem, PA22 top housing, P4 bottom housing, and a 22mm spring. These are part of the switch’s construction, while the main reason to choose Puppy remains the early, rounded tactile event described in the Feel section.
Treat those materials as construction facts rather than a guarantee of one acoustic result; the finished keyboard still shapes the sound.
Choose 37g for the easier press or 45g for more resistance, while both options retain 3.5 mm total travel.
Confirm five-pin MX-style PCB or socket support before selecting a pack for the build.
Choose Puppy when you want a noticeable early tactile event with a rounded transition and a choice of light or firmer weighting.
Choose another tactile if you specifically want a sharper, more forceful bump; choose a linear if you prefer uninterrupted travel.
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.
Choose the option for your build, add it to your cart, or compare before ordering.