Cherry MX Keyboard Switches Explained! #Shorts

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Let's talk about the most common Cherry MX switches in case you're in the market for a mechanical keyboard. #Shorts

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"here is a quick RUNDOWN" Jim from the office raises his ears

raxit

Maybe make a video about the exotic switches then. I feel like everyone already knows the difference between red brown and blue.

RCmies

Shared the house during lockdown with a school teacher teaching over zoom on the other end of the house, and kids were still asking what that rattling noise was. It was me and my cherry MX blue keyboard, writing 🤣 I switched to Cherry MX Silent (pink) after that

ScaerieTale

This was so short...so short...I didn't expect how short...I thought it was going to be a treatise and it ended up being a nod and a wink.

xtreamchance

"Brown are bumpy and tactile"

Glarses :

Herbrax

Browns are not tactiles as the bump is barely there, but is more of a scratchy linear

martinnguyen

My weapon of choice are either Black or Clears.

KnaGGelMan

Would have been nice is there was some sample sound from each key type

fischele

Holy cow, if Reds are considered quiet, I don't even wanna see others, damn! I jsut recently switched from membrane keyboards to mechanical Corsair K63, and man, that thing is super loud. However the typing is super comfortable and nice for me.

BJ-Hawk

Give vintage ALPS some LTT love and encourage them to start making switches again. Just bought two Apple M0115 keyboards, one with Orange ALPS, and the other with Salmon ALPS. Best tactile switches ever made.

jubsy

the "tactile" bump of the cherry MX browns. Glarses would have something to say about this.

_Tp__

There are many more "Exotic Cherry Switches" :P

Getlost

I have MX browns at home and they are pretty good for mashing F to attack. But when I was working from home I found them way too sensitive for typing. At work I have an el-cheapo Logitech MK370 keyboard and mouse combo. I find that I can type way more accurately as you have to press all the way down to register a key stroke.

quadruple_negative

I use browns myself. My husband likes the blues. And yeah, he used them in an office setting for a bit haha.

lysak

I'd love a longer Tech Quickie on this, maybe expanding the time by taking about how these "tactile bumps" are implemented and tuned. Also, what's the actual hardware difference between a Cherry switch and all the Chinese variants out there?

ahadmrauf