TTC Golden Pink V3
Light linear mechanical keyboard switches
TTC Golden Pink V3 is a light 37gf linear switch with a full 4.0mm travel. Its factory-lubricated POM stem and bottom housing suit a custom mechanical keyboard built around an easy keypress, with a five-pin layout for a compatible PCB.
- 37gf
- Operating force
- 4.0mm
- Total travel
- 5-pin
- PCB configuration
A light touch, full travel
The 37gf operating force gives Golden Pink V3 a lighter specification than many conventional linear switches. TTC retains 2.0mm pre-travel and 4.0mm total travel for a familiar full-travel press.
POM where the parts move
A POM dust-proof stem and POM bottom housing are paired with factory lubrication. The result is a linear switch design without the pronounced bump of a tactile switch.
The V3 construction
TTC lists an anti-oxidation design and a manufacturer-rated 100 million keystroke life. The five-pin format needs a matching mechanical-switch PCB and compatible plate.
Golden Pink V3 specifications
Figures are supplied by TTC for this model. Durability ratings reflect manufacturer testing, not a promised service life or warranty period. Sound and feel vary with the keyboard build.
| Switch type | Linear mechanical |
|---|---|
| Operating force | 37gf |
| Pre-travel | 2.0mm |
| Total travel | 4.0mm |
| Pins | 5 |
| Stem / bottom housing | POM / POM |
| Lubrication | Factory pre-lubricated |
| Rated durability | 100 million keystrokes |
| Quantity | 110 switches |
110 switches for your next build
This KEYDOM set includes 110 TTC Golden Pink V3 switches. Keyboard, keycaps and tools are not included. Check your keyboard's key count and compatibility before ordering.
Before you choose
Does Golden Pink V3 have a tactile bump?
No. It is a linear switch, designed for a continuous press rather than a distinct tactile bump.
What does five-pin mean for my build?
A five-pin switch has additional locating pins. Check that your PCB and plate accept this configuration; do not assume every hot-swap board is compatible.
Will these work in my keyboard?
Check your PCB socket, switch pin layout, plate and keycap compatibility before ordering. These are mechanical switches, not drop-in replacements for Hall Effect or optical switches. A soldered keyboard requires soldering work to replace its switches.
