Keychron Gateron Cap V2 Golden-Yellow G32 mechanical key switch set contains 110 switches designed for building, repairing, or upgrading mechanical keyboards. The switches come in a Golden-Yellow finish and follow the Gateron-style cross stem and housing design, making them compatible with many hot-swap and soldered PCBs that accept Gateron-style switches. Supplied as a full pack, this set covers full-size and multi-key layouts and can be used for custom keyboard projects or to replace worn or damaged switches.
Advantages
The set provides a uniform appearance across an entire keyboard with a Golden-Yellow aesthetic, while maintaining standard mechanical switch dimensions for broad compatibility. Packaged as 110 switches, it is convenient for full-size keyboards and multi-key layouts without the need to buy multiple smaller packs. The Gateron-style stem and housing ensure interchangeability with many keycaps and compatible sockets, and the consistent manufacturing reduces variation between switches for predictable typing feel.
Suitable for
- Building a new full-size or multi-key mechanical keyboard
- Replacing worn or broken switches in an existing keyboard
- Custom keyboard projects and DIY modifications
- Testing different switch types while keeping keycap compatibility
Key specifications
- Quantity: 110 mechanical switches
- Design: Gateron-style cross stem housing
- Finish: Golden-Yellow housing color
- Compatibility: Compatible with standard Gateron-style keycaps and many hot-swap/solder PCBs accepting Gateron-style switches
- Application: Suitable for full-size and multi-key layouts
How to use
For hot-swap PCBs, align the switch pins with the socket and press the switch into place until it seats fully. For soldered PCBs, remove the existing switch by desoldering the pins, insert the new switch with pins straight through the PCB holes, and solder each pin securely. Ensure keycaps are compatible with the cross-shaped stem before installing keycaps. Test each switch after installation to verify electrical contact and proper mechanical action.
Usage recommendations
Handle switches by the housing to avoid contaminating contacts and stems. When soldering, use a temperature-controlled iron and appropriate solder to prevent damage. For consistent typing feel, consider installing switches in a clean environment and, if desired, perform lubing or film modifications only with compatible materials and tools.
