XVX Whisper Switch Review - May 2026
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The first magnetic switch with a rubber dome and spring! @Click and Thock
“It's an electro-capacitive switch that also works as a magnetic switch. Nice to have this 2-in-1 functionality.”
Typing Experience: “Amazing feel... No mushiness. It feels similar to Topre, with a slight(but sharp) tactile bump at the end!”
Sound: “Extremely quiet for magnetic switches, really impressive product.”
This switch just CHANGES EVERYTHING! @KeyC
“This is a great switch, truly groundbreaking.”
“It sure does create a very unique typing experience that I have never felt before. One of EC’s strongest points is the smoothness. All because of a frictionless mechanism. This is hands-down the smoothest stock switch I have ever tried.”
This Switch is a Game Changer. @MechWhisper
“This is the first magnetic switch to incorporate a rubber dome and spring mechanism.”
“I like the light tactile feel and the concept. It's a great piece of innovation for gamers who want a board that doubles as a versatile office keyboard.”
The most unique Hall Effect switch I've ever tried. @I AM Key
“Combined with the stability limitations, this feels more like a switch suited for typing rather than serious competitive gaming. That said, the typing feel is genuinely satisfying. The sound is also excellent - very soft, muted thocky, pleasant, and highly quiet.”
“I think it's like bringing the soul of Topre into the world of HallEffect."
Silent Tactile Hall Effect Is Here. @Crafting Worlds
“ These do not feel like a normal tactile mechanical switch. They feel closer to that Topre-adjacent, rubber dome, electro-capacitive world. Soft, rounded, controlled, and oddly satisfying.”
“The XVX Whisper EC/HE 2-in-1 Magnetic Silent Switch is for someone who wants a quieter keyboard but still wants tactility. It is for people who like typing. It is for people who are curious about Hall Effect but do not want every keyboard to feel like a slippery gaming board. It is for people who have been waiting for magnetic switches to get more personality.”
