The switch offers you access to 60 grams of actuation force. Cherry MX Brown: The Cherry MX Brown is one of the most popular keys ever and comes with the tactile switch functionality. This can be one of the excellent switches for everyday use. The switch can be a great option for gaming due to the 45 grams of actuation force.
The easiest comparison would be to a Cherry MX Brown, though the feel is a little different with these HyperX Aqua switches thanks to a lighter actuation force (45g vs. 55g ) and slightly reduced

I'm thinking about either to buy the Corsair K70 MK2 (MX RED) or the Asus ROG STRIX SCOPE DELUXE (NX RED), I currently have a K70 but the keycaps started to break, the part that connects to the switch, like 3 months after buying it, so I'm afraid to buy it again and happen the same. I wanted a clicky sound but also fast switches, so I don't

Gateron Milky Pro Switch Set. Gateron Full Black Switch Set. Gateron Milky Top Black Bottom Switch Set. Gateron KS-8 Mechanical Switch Set. Gateron Phantom Switch Set. Gateron North Pole 2.0 Switch Set. Gateron Silent Switch Set. Gateron Aliaz Silent Tactile Switch Set. Gateron Kangaroo Box Ink Switch Set. โดย Cherry switches นั้นมีการแบ่งแยกประเภทการใช้งานออกมา 6 ประเภท คือ Black switch, Red switch, Brown switch, Blue switch, White switch และ Green switch ซึ่งสวิตช์แต่ละตัวนั้น จะมีความ I used a K3 Brown for a while, but just switched to a K7 (also low profile) Mint. Mints feel more stiff, they have less of the granular, gray area feel of Browns. It's a bit immaterial because Mint/Banana Split won't fit in an optical PCB but ultimately they are linear switches, so not tactile at all. :)
Wow, that's what I was afraid of, then, thank you for you answers, I will buy this keyboard with Brown switches then. And yeah, Brown, not red, I wanted to give it a try to linear with the Silver but I know the red switches and even if it's good, tho for typing I prefer more the Brown (my K70 with red is taking dust :( ) Thanks again you both!
Most companies will label these switches in terms of color, with Red being linear, Brown being tactile, and Blue being clicky. But the colors, switch types, and offerings vary from company to company, with some brands, like Razer, using their own switches with a different color labeling scheme.

The best Gateron switch type will depend on your personal preferences and typing style. Some popular options include Gateron Brown switches for a tactile and quiet typing experience, Gateron Red switches for a smooth and light typing experience, and Gateron Blue switches for a tactile and clicky typing experience.

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