Akko CS Jelly Purple
TactileThe heaviest bump of Akko's budget tactiles, in the clacky Jelly polycarbonate housing. Akko rates the peak at 56 gf, above both Ocean Blue and Lavender Purple.
Sound & feel
CS Jelly Purple brings tactility to the transparent Jelly housing family, pairing a firm bump with the brighter acoustics polycarbonate provides. It tops Akko's budget tactile ladder on bump strength: Ocean Blue peaks at 45 gf, CS Lavender Purple at 50 gf, and Jelly Purple at 56 gf over its own light 40 gf actuation, against 36 gf on the other two. Akko's own page describes it as slightly heavier than Lavender Purple.
That combination, a light spring under a strong bump, makes it the pick when someone wants pronounced feedback without a heavy stroke. The usual CS traits apply: light factory lube, dustproof stem, 3-pin mount, and bulk pricing that invites experimentation. Akko publishes a 2.0mm pre-travel here rather than the 1.9mm shared by the other CS tactiles.
Sound on this page is synthesized from the switch's published specs and community-documented character: an honest simulation, not a recording. We're progressively replacing simulations with our own studio recordings. How our sounds are made
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Frequently asked questions
What does the Akko CS Jelly Purple sound like?
clean mid-pitched tap, firm bump. Use the player on this page to hear simulated press and release sounds derived from its real specifications.
Is the Akko CS Jelly Purple good for gaming or typing?
Its tactile bump, which Akko rates at a 56g peak, gives clear feedback on every actuation, which most people love for typing. It works for gaming too, though some prefer linears for rapid double-taps.
How heavy is the Akko CS Jelly Purple?
40g actuation, 56g at the tactile bump. Note that Akko officially rates actuation force. Brands differ, so check the basis when comparing switches.