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Overview

If you've been keeping up the latest keyboard trends and/or you're a gamer, then you've most likely heard of Hall Effect (HE) mechanical gaming keyboards like the Wooting HE or Boog75. The Gateron Magnetic Jade and the Wuque WS Dash HE are two great options for upgrading your magnetic HE gaming keyboards to enhance your typing and experience.

 

Product Details

Gateron Magnetic Jade Linear Switches Wuque WS Dash HE Magnetic Switches
Gateron Magnetic Jade HE Linear Switch Wuque WS Dash HE Linear Switch
Switch Type Linear Linear
Top Housing Material  Polycarbonate (PC)  Polycarbonate (PC)
Bottom Housing Material Nylon Nylon
Stem Material Polyoxymethylene (POM) Polyoxymethylene (POM)
Spring 15mm Single Stage Spring 15mm Single Stage Spring
Bottom Out Force 50g 55g
Total Travel 3.5±0.2mm 3.5±0.2mm
Factory Lube Yes  Yes

 

Similarities and Differences

Both the Gateron Magnetic Jade and the Wuque WS Dash HE switches are manufactured by Gateron and share similar construction materials, including PC top housing, nylon bottom housing, and POM stems. They appear visually identical, with similar mold designs across their components. However, there are notable differences between these two switches:

Stem Color and Spring Weight: The Gateron Magnetic Jade has a white stem with a 50g bottom-out force, while the Wuque WS Dash HE has a purple stem with a 55g bottom-out force.

Switch Sound

Due to their similar materials, both the Gateron Magnetic Jade and the Wuque WS Dash HE have similar sound profiles characterized by a full and poppy mid-range bottom-out sound (possibly due to the nylon bottom housing) and a sharp yet thin top-out sound (possibly due to the harder PC top housing). However, the Gateron Magnetic Jade has a thinner and relatively quieter top out than the Wuque WS Dash HE which has a harder and slightly louder top out. 

  • Gateron Magnetic Jade: The bottom-out sound is full and rich in the mid-range. The top-out sound is sharp but less pronounced possibly due to the lighter spring.
  • Wuque WS Dash HE: The bottom-out sound remains similar to the Gateron Magnetic Jade, but the top-out is slightly louder and more distinct possibly because of the heavier spring.

Here are some sound tests:

Switch Feel

Both the Gateron Magnetic Jade and the Wuque WS Dash HE feel cleaner to type on relative to any current magnetic switches that come stock with the HE gaming keyboards. They have significantly less stem wobble than other magnetic switches and significantly tighter housings (possibly because their top housing has two more anchors that latch on to the bottom housing in addition to the typical four latches). Both the Gateron Magnetic Jade and the Wuque WS Dash HE also have a more solid feeling bottom out, which might be because their bottom housings are fully enclosed whereas some magnetic switches have open bottoms. 

Due to the differences in spring weights, the Gateron Magnetic Jade feels slightly lighter to type on and the Wuque WS Dash HE feel slightly heavier to type on.

Gateron Magnetic Jade and the Wuque WS Dash HE feel comfortable to type on without worrying about unnecessary fatigue, which is perfect for gamers and seasoned enthusiasts.

Gateron Magnetic Jade enclosed bottom:

Gateron Magnetic Jade Linear Switches

Wuque WS Dash HE enclosed bottom:

Wuque WS Dash HE Magnetic Switches

Things to Note

Before installing magnetic hall effect switches on your keyboard, check and ensure they are compatible with your keyboard. Depending on the design of the board, incompatible magnetic switches may damage the HE PCB. 

Conclusion

Both the Gateron Magnetic Jade and the Wuque WS Dash HE switches offer exceptional performance upgrades for enthusiasts and gamers looking to optimize their HE mechanical keyboards. The rapid trigger feature ensures that each keystroke is registered quickly and accurately, giving you the edge in competitive environments. Whether you prefer a lighter touch or a slightly heavier feel, these switches promise a reliable, smooth, and comfortable experience. Give these switches a try and discover the joy of gaming on a truly responsive and refined setup!

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