I'm using Gateron Clears right now, 35g actuation force. It's a little too light. I sometimes accidentally press a key and it'll screw me over. The rubber dome in my laptop is a little heavier than I'd like, but I'm not sure of the actuation force. What would be a good switch that's not too heavy or too light? I've never used any other switches.
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What switch should I use?
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Or maybe red (45 g) which is 10g higher actuation force than the one you use now.
I have way more accidental key press than when I was using blue, but I prefer red for osu!.
Can't tell anything about other switches since I have only tried those two.
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It's all preference, but i'd say you get some Cherry MX switches.
go try different kinds of them in a shop or something.
reds and blacks (linear switches) are just different weights and a browns and blues (tactile switches) are essentially the same blues just make a lot of sound (it's a really nice sound by the way, i really like the sound it's just orgasmic).
go try different kinds of them in a shop or something.
reds and blacks (linear switches) are just different weights and a browns and blues (tactile switches) are essentially the same blues just make a lot of sound (it's a really nice sound by the way, i really like the sound it's just orgasmic).
This might sound "shilly" (is that a word), but these Omron Romer-G switches in Logitech's mechanical keyboards are working great for me. I switched to them from mx reds after trying browns; wanted something with more feedback but browns felt "gritty" after using reds for over a year.
Saw the g910 for a really good price and pulled the trigger; haven't looked back since. The switches are very smooth with a consistent and very soft bump and are in between reds browns in terms of actuation force.
for a real answer, you probably want to check out mx reds
Saw the g910 for a really good price and pulled the trigger; haven't looked back since. The switches are very smooth with a consistent and very soft bump and are in between reds browns in terms of actuation force.
for a real answer, you probably want to check out mx reds