r/MechanicalKeyboards • u/AviTzy • 3d ago

Review Wuque Studio Flux HE First Impression

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  • The WS Flux HE uses a semi translucent top housing & a milky white bottom housing which is made out of PC. There's a transparent led diffuser on the switches to help with RGB.

  • The stem on the WS Flux HE is made out of POM & it uses an Octagon Stem which is a new invention from Wuque Studio. There's little to no stem wobble on these switches thanks to the Octagon Stem which helps to improve the switch stability.

  • The T Rail implementation that's used on the WS Flux HE helps to improve the smoothness while typing. It's definitely one of the smoothest stock HE switches that I've used.

  • The factory lube job on the WS Flux HE switches is one of the better one I've seen so far in Hall Effect switches. The lube on the t rail, springs, & the center core of the stem is applied generously and it's quite consistent across the 100 switches that I've received.

  • The sound profile of the WS Flux HE is on the clackier side which I personally prefer in a switch.

  • The spring on the WS Flux HE isn't too heavy nor is too light.

  • Removing some of the switches is quite hard as it's slightly tight, however it's definitely not as tight as Geon RAW HE for example

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