TTC Silent Bluish White
Silent tactile mechanical keyboard switches
TTC Silent Bluish White pairs a tactile bump with TTC's double-silent design. It is a considered choice for a shared desk or home office when you want physical feedback without choosing a deliberately clicky switch, supplied here as a 110-switch set.
- Tactile
- With sound damping
- 58gf
- Nominal tactile force
- 3.5mm
- Total travel
Keep the bump, reduce the noise
The silent design is combined with a 58gf nominal tactile force. You still feel a defined bump, while the damping addresses switch noise rather than removing tactile feedback.
Ready for your mechanical build
TTC specifies factory lubrication and a double-spring construction. The rated 2.0mm pre-travel and 3.5mm total travel make the feel easier to compare with other tactile switches.
Silent Bluish White 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 | Silent tactile mechanical |
|---|---|
| Operating force | 42 +/- 10gf |
| Tactile force | 58 +/- 5gf |
| Tactile travel | 0.5 +/- 0.3mm |
| Pre-travel | 2.0 +/- 0.4mm |
| Total travel | 3.5 +/- 0.4mm |
| Spring | Double-spring construction |
| Lubrication | Factory pre-lubricated |
| Rated durability | 80 million keystrokes |
| Quantity | 110 switches |
110 switches for your next build
This KEYDOM set includes 110 TTC Silent Bluish White switches. Keyboard, keycaps and tools are not included. Check your keyboard's key count and compatibility before ordering.
Before you choose
Does silent mean completely inaudible?
No. Damping reduces switch noise, but keycaps, stabilisers, case construction and how firmly you type still contribute to the sound.
How is it different from Frozen Silent V2?
Silent Bluish White is tactile, with a defined bump. Frozen Silent V2 is linear, without that deliberate tactile bump.
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.
