Editing Hua-Jie AK series (section)

===Discontinued===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Part number!!Type!!Slider colour!!Force!!Contact blade!!Cycles!!Notes
|-
|AK-CN2||Clicky||Ivory||60±15 gf||Big||10 M||Replaced by AK-CN2 (2)
|-
|AK-DN2||Clicky||Green||70±15 gf||Big||10 M||Replaced by AK-DN2 (2)
|-
|AK-CN2H1||Clicky||?||145 gf||?||10 M||
|-
|AK-DN2H1||?||?||145 gf||?||10 M||
|-
|AK-C5||Clicky||White||60±15 gf||Small||5 M||Superseded by AK-CN2 (2)
|-
|AK-D5||Clicky||Orange||70±15 gf||Small||5 M||Superseded by AK-DN2 (2)
|-
|AK-LE||Linear with LED||Yellow||70±15 gf||Big||10 M||
|-
|AK-LK||Latching action||White||130±20 gf||Big||1 M||
|-
|AK-DN2 Green
|Linear-Tactile
|Green
|50±15gf
|?
|?
|Rare switch, used in NTC KB-6251
|}

The exact nature of the "D" switches is unclear. Xiang Min consider AK-DN2 and KSB-N to be equivalent, yet KSB-N is linear. However, all Himake specifications clearly state that all the "D" switches are heavier versions of the "C" switches, rather than being the linear versions. The linear [[alps.tw Type T8]] is anomalous, and linear Alps clones are extremely rare.