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"Panda switches were great, good experience for tactile switches."
Panda Tactile Switches
Panda MX Switches
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Our legendary Panda Tactile Switches have become a golden-standard among gamers worldwide. These tactile mechanical switches features a buttery smooth operation with a snappy tactile bump.
- Tactile Style
- Pre-lubricated
- Available with Standard or Silent Acoustics
- 50g Actuation Force
- 3- & 5-Pin Hotswap Support (Standard)
- 5-Pin Hotswap Support (Silent)
- 36 × Panda Tactile Switches
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Rounded Tactile Bump
Take your game up a notch with the Panda’s rounded tactile feedback, which delivers a satisfying haptic response perfect for gaming and productivity.
Choose Your Acoustics
Pick from a deep, thocky sound that delivers pronounced acoustics or game in complete silence with silent switches.
Choose 3 or 5-Pin Hotswap Support
Standard switches fit 3- & 5-pin hotswap keyboards. Silent switches fit 5-pin keyboards. Universally compatible with cross style stem (+) keycaps.
| Type | Tactile |
|---|---|
| Warranty | 1 Year |
| Technology | Mechanical Switch |
| Actuation Force | 50g |
| Actuation Point | Standard - 2.5mm, Silent - 2mm |
| Hot Swappable | Yes |
| LED Support | Yes |
| Total Travel | 3.3mm |
| Lubricated | Yes |
| Keycap Compatibility | MX-Style (+) |
| Bottom Out Force | 70g |
| Pin Count | 5-pin |
| Top Housing | Polycarbonate |
| Bottom Housing | Nylon |
| Stem | POM |
Mechanical Keyboard Switch Basics
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Panda Switch Features
Addictively Thocky
Each press delivers a satisfying rounded bump and rich, thocky acoustics. Perfect for both typing and gaming.
Luxuriously Smooth
By eliminating all friction with an enhanced lubricant, each press is buttery smooth and addictively satisfying.
Premium Materials
Strong yet flexible Nylon gives the standard version a deep, thocky sound while making the silent even quieter.
Glorious Panda Switch Family
Standard for Rich Acoustics
For those wanting to enjoy the satisfying thocky sound of Panda switches when typing.
Silent for Whisper-Quiet Sound
For those wanting tactility with a quiet, distraction-free sound, ideal for shared spaces and late-night gaming.
Precision You Can Feel
Premium Engineering
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| Specification name | Panda MX Switches | Lynx MX Switches | Raptor MX Switches |
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| Warranty |
1 Year
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1 Year
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1 Year
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| Actuation Force |
50g
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40g
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55g
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| Actuation Point |
Standard - 2.5mm, Silent - 2mm
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2.0mm
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2mm
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| Total Travel |
3.3mm
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3.3mm (Silent) | 4.0mm (Standard)
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3.9mm
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| Lubricated |
Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Overall rating: 4.5263157 / 5 from 19 reviews.
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They feel and sound awesome
"They feel and sound awesome"
Great switches if you like a huge tactile bump!!
"These are great tactile switches, thats all there is to say. If you like a big bump towards the middle of the keypress, then these should be in the running for the switches you get. I got these on sale, not sure I would go for these at full price, especially if you have something like a GMMK Pro and therefore have to get 3 packs of these and have almost 30 extra switches, but if you can get them for a bargain they are high quality switches. I do believe Glorious needs to start selling these like every other switch manufacturer where you can get single ones or at least by the 10 pack, the whole 36 pack is a little greedy in my opinion, because if you're selling packs that aren't even perfectly designed for YOUR keyboard, thats a little just too greedy for my tastes. When I bought these 4 years ago, Glorious was only offering the GMMK Pro for hot swap keyboards i believe and what do i need 108 switches for on my 82 key keyboard? That means I need 2 of these packs +10 more, not 36 more??"
Expensive, but excellent
"Each box comes with 36 switches at $35, so you’re paying roughly $1 a switch. VERY expensive but oh my God they sound amazing. I spend some time last night lubing my durock v3 stabs with 205g0 and the panda switch, it is the thockiest, and best sounding switch I’ve ever heard. They are pretty loud though, that’s an important note. I usually don’t like tactile bumps, but I find this to be perfect"
Best switches on the market rn.
"I got the glorious Holy Pandas back when they first came out and they were amazing. They made my GMMK v1 sound amazing! I love the thockyness of them, definitely ASMR in their own right."
You should disclose on the
"You should disclose on the listing how many switches come in the box. Also, you should have different options for how many somebody can buy (ig. 35, 65, 75)"
The switches feel so good.
"The switches feel so good. They take a little getting used to, but I love how silent they are you can’t hear them at all which I love because I thought I was a clicky kind of guy but these are so buttery"
I bought these switches from
"I bought these switches from glorious website, I think they are very good quality and sound nice on my gmmk 3."
Feel a bit heavy to type with at first
"The silent panda are perfect if you don't want to wake anyone up at night. You will only hear your nails and some air bump from your keycaps. It's very smooth, but somewhat more heavy to push compared to the regular panda. At first, your hands will get tired with lots of typing at first. (I was using browns before) You will have to get used to it. I was thinking of returning them, but after 2 days I'm starting to enjoy it and I love that I can type with no sound."
Switches don't last.
"When these switches work they are great. However, after 3-4 years of use they are all starting to fail, I've replaced two this week and a third is now starting to not function. I expected a way longer lifespan on premium switches like these. I think mine were from the original release, so maybe they have fixed some early problems?"