considering to buy cheery mx mechanical keyboard, any idea for good switch ? or anyone can provide what pros use?
since when did MX Blues/Browns become rubberdomeslol wrote:
They require you to bottom out the key for a keystroke to be registered
If like me you do research before you upgrade products you would see that loads of users complain about having to bottom out their MX Browns as it felt weird compared to their reds.YayMii wrote:
since when did MX Blues/Browns become rubberdomeslol wrote:
They require you to bottom out the key for a keystroke to be registered
I've been using Browns for years, and I still bottom them out less than I bottom out Reds... But that still doesn't have anything to do with how your statement is factually incorrect. All Cherry MX switches actuate at the halfway point, regardless of what people subjectively say about how they feel.lol wrote:
If like me you do research before you upgrade products you would see that loads of users complain about having to bottom out their MX Browns as it felt weird compared to their reds.
This is true, and probably the only reason why I wouldn't recommend them. The reset point is higher than the actuation point, so rapid presses require more finger movement (and therefore are more inconsistent and/or more tiring) compared to the non-clicky switch types.Jarvis wrote:
I think the blues reset at a different point than where they actuate, not really good for double taps