CherryMX Switches How They Sound & Feel (Blue, Red, Brown, Green, Black, White)In the market for a new Mechanical Keyboard? Unsure of which keys you want or First the Blue switches. Cherry MX has a little bit of a softer click, while the Gateron has a sharper and louder click. I quite like the click of the Gateron switches, and the switch is cheaper and also looks better in my opinion. The Brown switches: The Cherry MX switch feels more like a scratchy Red than a tactile switch, while the Gateron TheMX BOARD 3.0 is currently available with MX Red, MX Blue, MX Black, and MX Brown switches. CHERRY MX RGB: Color-intense lighting. RGB versions of the MX switch technology provide more variety and spectacular lighting effects. There is an LED under each upper housing, which can light up in the complete RGB color spectrum - that is 16.8 Thebiggest difference between a mechanical keyboard and its cheap, traditional counterparts is the mechanical switch on every key. But there are many types of switches, and you'll see a lot of terms thrown around to describe them. Actuation force: the amount of pressure needed to depress a key and register a keypress. Heyguys! I got a huntsman with (red) linear optical switches. I really love the keyboard but the switches are very light and it's so easy to actuate them that I constantly do typos. I am thinking of returning it and getting the one with purple clicky switches as they take bit more force to actuate and have a longer actuation distance, but I've ixeKiS.

difference between blue switch and red switch and brown switch