Drop Halo True
Tactile Drop, made by Kaihua (Kailh)
The Drop Halo True is a heavy tactile switch designed by Jacob Alexander of Input Club and manufactured by Kaihua, using a metal-leaf tactile mechanism tuned to emulate a Topre-like force curve, in a transparent housing for RGB backlighting.
Drop Halo True specs
| Type | Tactile |
|---|---|
| Actuation force | 54g |
| Bottom-out force | 100g |
| Pre-travel | 1.9 mm |
| Total travel | 4 mm |
| Stem | n/a |
| Top housing | n/a |
| Bottom housing | n/a |
| Spring | n/a |
| Factory lube | Factory lubed |
| Pins | 3-pin |
| Typical price | $0.50 / switch |
| Sound profile | Sharp, high-force tactile bump with a firm 100g bottom-out; louder and heavier feeling than typical browns. |
| Released | 2017 |
Spec fields marked n/a are unpublished by the maker; we list only verifiable numbers rather than guesses.
Unverified: specs compiled from manufacturer listings
Where to buy
- View at Corsair (Drop) · around $0.50 per switch
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Keyboards sold with the Drop Halo True
Drop ALT 65% · $180 · hot-swap The Drop ALT is a compact aluminum 65% programmable keyboard with hot-swap and QMK, the smaller sibling of the Drop CTRL for users who want arrows without a TKL footprint. Drop CTRL TKL · $200 · hot-swap The Drop CTRL is a programmable aluminum TKL with hot-swap sockets and QMK, one of Drop's flagship enthusiast boards alongside the smaller ALT.
Which keyboards can use it?
Any hot-swap board with standard MX sockets accepts the Drop Halo True. Use KeebScout to shortlist hot-swap boards that fit your budget and size, or browse the keyboard database.