HMX Film FJ400 | Singa & TGR Unikorn Sound Test

The FJ 400 switch is part of the HMX Film switch series, known for its medium clack sound. It features a T2 series stem combined with a P2/fiberglass bottom housing, similar to that used in Cloud switches, which produces a clacky yet full bottom-out sound.
Of the new Film series for HMX, the FJ400 is my favorite. It has a nice clacky sound profile without losing it's mid range - something that I've noticed happening often with other HMX switches. The typing feel is smooth and very light just like most HMX switches. Overall an enjoyable and confortable feel.
Hope you enjoy the soundtest!
Keyboard: Singa & TGR Unikorn
Switches: HMX FJ400 LINEAR SWITCH
- Switch Type: Linear
- Stem material: T2
- Top Housing: PC
- Bottom Housing: P2
- Operating Force: 50±2g
- Bottom-out Force: 58±2g
- Pre-travel: 2.0mm
- Total Travel: 3.8±0.2mm
- Spring: 22mm KOS single-stage extended rails.
Plate: Aluminum
Foam: Never
Mounting Style: O-Ring
Keycaps: GMK Zooted
Deskmat: GMK Snail
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[@kizonevn]

nice video

[@Orinkeebs]

Thank you so much!

[@gable1997]

among the 3 HMX film switches, which is the clackiest?

[@Orinkeebs]

The Film switches from most clacky to least clacky: kd200-fj400-1989 That said - i really thought the 200 is super thin and the 1989 was flat.

[@gable1997]

@@Orinkeebs Thank you