Smooth start
Initial Contact
The switch stem starts moving with no resistance. Pre-lubed factory application means no scratch or grit — just immediate, effortless motion.
Sound-Tuned Series
Smooth keys with a buttery finish.
Soft, even, and easy to love. Creamy switches give every press a polished feel, with a sound that stays mellow instead of sharp.
Creamy Sound Profile
Smooth & Buttery
How Creamy Works
Smooth start
The switch stem starts moving with no resistance. Pre-lubed factory application means no scratch or grit — just immediate, effortless motion.
No bump, no click
The keypress registers without any physical or audible signal. You type by feel and rhythm, not by bump. This is why creamy keyboards feel meditative.
Cushioned
The stem hits bottom with a soft thud. On gasket-mounted boards this resonates in a controlled way — the creamy sound between thocky depth and clicky sharpness.
Springy reset
The spring returns the switch cleanly. No wobble, no resistance — your finger is ready for the next keystroke before you've finished the word.
Find Your Sound
All loudness values measured under ESS-2026 protocol at the typist's ear, average sustained typing at 60 WPM. Variance ±2 dB.
Sound & Typing Experience
Recorded in EPOMAKER Sound Lab with calibrated microphones. The same method we use to tune every product.

Creamy comes from pre-lubed linears and soft dampening that round every keystroke into an even, buttery press — no modifications needed.
Browse Switches
Deliver a smooth, even keystroke with a full bottom-out — pre-lubed from the factory for typists, creators, and gamers who want a consistent, controlled feel.
A smooth, steady linear that needs just 47±5gf to actuate — precision-engineered for clean, crisp, comfortable actuation sounds across marathon typing or intense gaming.
An extended 21mm spring gives the Zebra its linear yet creamy keystroke — reduced rebound noise and a consistent, creamy sound on every bottom-out.
A dual-spring linear with POM stems in PC housing — 47±5gf actuation into a firm 60gf max bottom-out, rated for over 100 million presses.
Switch Comparison