Creality 8-Key Switch Tester Set
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Description
An 8-slot mechanical switch tester keychain featuring a rigid frame with standard 14mm square cutouts for mechanical switches. Now includes eight matching keycaps forming the word "creality".
- Frame: 175mm wide frame with side-engraved "creality" text and a 5.5mm keychain loop.
- Keycaps: 8 individual keycaps with Cherry MX-compatible cross stems.
- Assembly: Snap your own switches into the frame slots, then press the printed keycaps onto the stems.
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