Well browns do a lot of clicking but Cherry MX Brown switches don't have a tactile bump or click

Corsair or Steel series for reliability

Quest

Put a hat on mypfp mate Cunts are pulling me for it

Don't

got that logitech switch

I like it

I had a corair 95k with blue switch. They were discontinued because of faulty switches and I used mine for 4 years up until I spilled a drink bottle on it.

@dragonoftheeast fgt

@Howard Moon Woopsie

I was thinking blue, just because of the cliking nise

the clicking /bump noise is so satifyin

The loud click is why I'm blues for life

Last time I got brown

was good, but I think blues are lovely

Brown and Red are very similar, the difference is that red has a linear resistance while brown has a non linear resistance. '

I went from blues to greens which are the same just alittle harder to push down.the only down side is people can hear you typing (but is that really a downside)

Do blues react quicker then browns

as it's mainly games, some typing but mainly games

@Dimorac you called?

No blues are just harder to press.

Honestly I find it's the true as the click is there to tell you that the switch is "active" so you don't have to pussed the hole way down.

Oh so blues seem best then

😃

Blue switch?

Thank you for the advice, just if I'm getting a keyboard over £100 I want to at least have some advice and ask people

Yeah Cherry MX blues

I would reccomend Red and Brown.

Personally I prefer red

Why red n brown?

But the Blues has clicky noises 😛

I had browns

But blue isn’t terrible

my rec: logitech g810 rgb

They have low pressure requirements and are better for rapid pressing.

^

So browns are better then blues

great switches, solid keyboard, durable fucker, onboard volume scroll thingies

Yes, Blues are just the loudest.

guess the romer g's are kinda like a cross between red and blue

just way WAY less noisy than the blues