A Beginner's Guide to Mechanical Switches

[@dafo446]

Red is like sucking your finger Blue is like clipping your nail Brown is like clicking pen

[@asmr_1204]

the most exact description so far

[@braddah3349]

Sega Hen blue is like clicking a pen

[@dafo446]

Racebannon808 clicking pen is might be little too much i mean .... i don't think brown can be that satisfaction , and clipping nail is more satisfy that clicking pen

[@Space_Chief]

Topre is like getting your finger sucked by a $50,000 call girl.

[@alhot11]

the Best,quickest and accurate description I have ever read :p

[@notaweeb7402]

Why is chris patt teaching me keyboards.

[@mariokartwii6663]

patt

[@user-hh9jc9hs8f]

patt

[@kye6375]

patt

[@Dr_Kurt]

Just asked myself the s ame thing wtf!

[@Kodico]

patt

[@leonmozambique533]

brown is the middle ground between red and blues

[@THEwed123wet]

that's the question how i can test one of those if on my country no one sell this types of keyboards?

[@zakmurray8097]

Danilo de Klerk does that cost money?

[@sidsu_]

*Cough Blacks *Cough

[@b11mauncedrickp.87]

yeah no shit

[@stevethea5250]

@@danilodeklerk7422 petty cash noun an accessible store of money kept by an organization for expenditure on small items. "I took the money out of the petty cash and paid her"

[@TheRealSkeletor]

In my experience (and personal preference), Cherry MX Brown are simply the best switches* overall for typing, gaming and everything in between. They may not be the best for each specialized task, but they have no overarching weakness at any use scenario. * best modern mechanical switch. My favorite mechanical switch of all time is the buckling spring switches in IBM Model M keyboards.

[@finnk1289]

I mean there are brown switches from many other manufacturers that also provide slightly different tactile experiences with more or less noise

[@vale6613]

I'm glad you did this. I couldn't find a guide like this when I was shopping for a keyboard, but I think this does a very good job at summing things up for people who are mind boggled by all the different information about keyboards.

[@Mastrhix]

right when I needed a video like this

[@FishKungfu]

Me too!

[@1stoptech]

Mastrhix Me three😂 building my first rig... a day from pressing the purchase button 🤗

[@brunopuizina7169]

+Mastrhix ikr my keyboard just broke yesterday

[@jameso87]

There are plenty of swtich guide videos out there but none of them go into this amount of detail or compare so much of the spectrum. Excellent work.

[@gymweeb9229]

Thank you dimitry! I needed this!

[@xypod]

SAME

[@DaK1ller]

same

[@orkhepaj]

no you dont

[@bagtype]

Me too

[@bufalong]

Red for gaming and play at night?? Red and blue much diffrient?

[@moonshiry]

I like this rather unbiased overview of the various switches without any circle jerking or what not. You tried to be as objective as possible and added your personal opinions as a side note. Great job Dmitry, thumbs up

[@lucianodebenedictis6014]

Quite?

[@MatthewBunceVids]

Luciano de Benedictis I know that was really annoying me

[@BrekfestSerial]

It's quiet, Dmitry. Great videos!

[@AlphaPWNED]

Rober-G

[@lucianodebenedictis6014]

Dmitry makes quiet good videos

[@SIRNicolasRemington]

Luciano de Benedictis Nice. I noticed that as well. Went to the comments to see if anyone would call him out. lol

[@alexteobaldo3547]

I was researching so many different mech keyboards today, and the fact this came out today is a Christmas gift in itself. Thank you!

[@JerryNeutron]

Cherry MX Brown is bae

[@azyfps]

Nawwww brown is gay. Blue is bae

[@zairediaz2200]

Brown isn't click enough

[@gazino9995]

Everybody has their own preference(s) for switches. Just enjoy what you find comfortable. I personally like Browns as well!

[@Arknio]

Aaron Leonardo I got a blue for like $30-40 bucks and it pisses everyone off cuz its too loud lol

[@AkiraSendoh7]

Enjoy our headaches every day.

[@luqmanulhakiem3014]

20 years of living and now i finally understood (some) about keyboards. Thank you so much.

[@izzeww8487]

I just bought a simple keyboard with Outemo blue switches AND IT IS AWESOME.

[@Eron55555]

Blue switches rule. Did you put orings under the keys? This helps if you really don't like the click.. But only a little.

[@Spectr3x]

LordTel o rings reduce clack, not click. This means that o rings make quiet switches quieter. People who don’t like Blues probably would prefer Browns

[@MrTinkerDoodle]

What keyboard is it?

[@msulemanf]

High production values, very comprehensive and good natured/balanced whilst still giving personal preference, love spec overlays, a great piece of work and extremely useful.

[@cookster69]

I play csgo, but pressing 3-1 after reloading does NOT give a faster reload. There is an invisible time barrier to stop that.

[@RetroJourneyCreators]

Yeah, you're more likely to actually make the reload last longer because you have to wait for the weapon pullout animation.

[@zacharysmith4388]

I was going to comment this as well!

[@asmo2183]

you don't press 3-1, you press q twice. that way you definitely get faster reload. its been like this since 1.6 days

[@MrBaha11]

but still even takes away the noise when reloading ..

[@toxichazard5015]

Nobody uses it for a faster reload. It's just to de-scope the AWP.

[@RefrigeratedTP]

The NCIX ad spot at the end had my laughing so hard here in 2019

[@leiilo1458]

And 2021

[@BangThatGong]

This is honestly the best video to watch for information on the switches. Thank you for putting this out for us.

[@numairsalmalin3552]

not at all tbh. there's so many better resources. maybe for beginners this is good, but to any enthusiast all these switches are horrible

[@scratchnetwork4961]

I switched from blue to reds only a few days ago, and i love them!

[@mattshnoop]

I just bought my first mechanical keyboard not too long ago: The Logitech G810, with ROMER-G switches. I have to say, they've made a great first impression. They're light, and nearly silent if you don't bottom out. They feel _almost_ linear, but they have a tiny tactile bump. They're great for gaming, and so far I enjoy gaming on them, although I'm by no means competitive. I went from a little Logitech K360 and I loved that little keyboard, but this is a great step upwards for me. And for the keyboard itself, I love how it doesn't have all the massive bells and whistles that a lot of gaming keyboards do, but it still has all the essentials I need: Volume dial, Stop & Play-Pause, Next & Back, etc. The software is pretty decent as well, with plenty of options. I just wish there was a few extra preset modes to choose from lighting wise. And the fact that I can sync it with my G900 and other Logitech RGB stuff is a really neat plus. Overall, I'd probably have to give it an 8.5 out of 10, or maybe a 9.

[@bat1sta980]

@6:33 It says “sound: quite” I giggled :) As always, I love me a thorough and informative quality video from one of the very best out there, I (heart) HardwareCanucks.

[@Nick_Kearney]

Thanks Dimitri, always love to see a mechanical keyboard roundup. As a gamer the MX Browns and Speeds are my goto switches.

[@articlesscz203]

I had blues before and they felt just amazing when typing, but my girlfriend could not sleep when I was gaming late at night. That keyboard broke after like a year so I got refund and went for Logitech g610 with browns and I am deeply satisfied. It still has that nice feedback like blues does, but they are not as loud, which is perfect spot for me.

[@HitmonleeDeluxe]

Im very satisfied with my romer g keyboard, the G810. The lighting is great, and since Ive been playing games on rubber dome keyboards for most of my time on a computer, the switch to this keyboard wasn't bad at all, it felt like a very natural upgrade to make.

[@tobyy3908]

I can listen to this video all day

[@djdoubx96000]

This video was up 4 hours ago. Are you still listening? Don't disappoint me.

[@tobyy3908]

i had to pee

[@FisherMcBlurb]

Are you still listening?

[@pengu470]

This is a very difficult video to do, and I greatly appreciate the amount of effort you put into this. This is amazing information plus great b roll shots. Much kudos.

[@KittenoftheBroccoli]

My current mechanical keyboard has Outemu switches. They're basically Cherry Blue knock-offs, but they're really GOOD Cherry Blue knock-offs.

[@InnerFire6213]

Fireclaw Studios i have one too.. noisy af but feels really nice

[@KittenoftheBroccoli]

InnerFire6213 I _like_ the noise. It somehow doesn't even bother my brother, who I share a room with.

[@propolice1547]

families HATE this keyboard! find out why! I also have Outemu blues, I love them, everyone else in the house hates them. they feel really good, and are way cheaper than cherry keyboards

[@KittenoftheBroccoli]

ProPolice Do you have that Firerose keyboard like me?

[@propolice1547]

I have the Motospeed Inflictor

[@mitchellblu3]

I started off with a razer blackwidow classic with the razer green switches and I absolutly loved it. Now i have the logitech g910 spectrum since they fixed the keycaps and made them normal and I love this one too. Romer-G switches are definitely interesting but the more I type on them the more I learn to love them, especially when it comes to touch typing. The fast actuation and distinct feel of the keys when it actuates overall is very pleasant.

[@elliot4798]

omgggg right when I want to do some research on what keyboard/switches to buy :DD Thanks for the video, man

[@Alluminati]

Very comprehensive guide, I've been through 3 mechanicals and I really like how you pointed the things to watch out for out.

[@chunk3875]

blue switches are my favorite.

[@flashlightfreek]

louie Looop Same :)

[@daffaanwar944]

louie Looop ii

[@numairsalmalin3552]

Cherry blues suck

[@Thinker145]

Definitely one of the better such videos I have seen. Very well done.

[@tylerthecreator884]

Thanks for the guide, before this video, iv'e just think getting a keyboard with a loud switch, with a good sound mabye a little lighting and here i go. But after this video i got to a Market, for trying some different keyboards out. And this guide make me buy the right keyboard.

[@stagdragon3978]

my only problem is that I live in a place where I don't really know where I'd try out some keyboards

[@smoloms]

The sound of a blue is amazing. I really like it for typing which I do a lot of. For the lighter linear switches I have a hard time knowing when a key has actually been pressed. But it is true that blues aren't the best for gaming. It sometimes feels slow at first but I have gotten used to it.

[@OnionRingsGaming]

Ugh this is such a hard choice since I cant test them out!

[@snotvlek4721]

You can always buy a key tester from AliExpress. 7 - 10 bucks to test about nine switch types

[@thebestweston8307]

I've been contemplating trying a mech board. this covered everything I needed to hear and know about them to make a decision on switch type. thank you, Dmitry 😊

[@Bugsie]

Am I the only one who likes the loud clicky noise on the blue switches?

[@rektm8489]

No, I find the clicky noise to be very satisfying tbh

[@Bugsie]

Rekt m8 ikr

[@Bugsie]

***** yeah i guess

[@Ib_h7]

Blue are my favourites

[@Bugsie]

Ibrahim Haider mine too

[@frensisu]

I think this might be the best video about mechanical switches out there

[@MilkBreakMinecraft]

8:48 Just pointing out you typed "Rapidifre"

[@ArkticPunk]

BowGunner And 9:22 he typed "quite" instead of quiet!

[@MilkBreakMinecraft]

A5tro Junior Sloppiness in what is otherwise a very informative video.

[@ArkticPunk]

BowGunner​ I know right! Looks like he wasn't using the right switch!😂😂

[@peterh1490]

also at 9:58 the "rober g" switches aka romer g switches from logitech :D

[@RosinPatel]

After watching so many videos to decide which keyboard keys i want to buy, I found this video to be the most helpful. Great one!

[@CollatOCE]

I'm really weird. I like Logitech's Romer G switches and Cherry MX Blues. They are so different but i still love them both.

[@XilentOfficial]

such a great video; currently awaiting my full white backlit wireless tenkeyless Varmilo VB87M with blue switches and PBT keycaps, this is gonna be amazing switch from a deathstalker chroma

[@foreignsgamingtech]

Going to get a keyboard with Brown switches for relatively cheap in a few days. Can't wait!

[@johnhb123]

Yeah, I'm looking for a cheap one :l

[@slugfest9685]

r/mechanicalkeyboards has some good guides on choosing keyboards. Word of advice: Cherry switches are not the highest quality ones out there. Gateron switches are almost always smoother, and Otemus are as well, lacking a lot of the scratchiness that Cherry switches usually have. For brown switches, I think that Gateron Browns are the best

[@2aldredz788]

Maxwell VegA search AC Chocolatier for cool brown switches, unless your talking about cherry MX brown

[@audreytsomedis1510]

ew

[@audreytsomedis1510]

i mean, they are just for a very niche market, expensive and has a less clicky but still tactile feel. i think its just laking conmaired to cherry or kailhs options

[@Ground2Hog]

Bought a Logitech G810 several weeks ago and I absolutely love it. Way better than my previous keyboard which was a G510s.

[@StancedExodus]

I use cherry mx reds for my keyboard and i love them

[@BikemanAthen]

Browns definitely are the best for the first-time buyer. They offer a bit of tactile feedback, like in the blues, while also being light, like the reds. From the browns on, if you want to continue buying mechanical keyboards, you can easily choose because of the fact that browns have both qualities of the two main types of switches.

[@amirshemesh542]

No love for mx green huh

[@hawwat]

your fingers are stronk

[@amirshemesh542]

19 years of non stop masturbation have their benefits

[@bean420man]

amir shemesh I want a MX Green board badly but selection is somewhat limited and there are no RGB models. Currently I use MX Blacks and love them. I need a heavier key.

[@amirshemesh542]

The black are awesome, And yeah the selection IS limited but for my personal needs the cm quickfire rapid was (and still is) perfect. I don't really like leds on the keyboard ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@bravoace1235]

yay someone else who uses the MX Green!

[@levoGAMES]

My KM780 RGB with MX Browns should come within the next few days. First mecha keyboard too, so excited!

[@Bustedrc]

Merry Christmas

[@flashlightfreek]

BustedRC *THANK YOU! YOU TOO*

[@jonasga]

I have used MX Browns for 5 years, they are amazing. Very versatile. Best of both worlds with no compromises.

[@Seethenhagen]

6:41 "sound: quite"

[@Hypercube9]

Yup, that switch makes quite a sound. What?

[@spxctr4587]

after that, rober gs

[@jackb2607]

@@Hypercube9 It should say quiet

[@Hypercube9]

@@jackb2607 It should. But it does not. [That's the joke!]

[@hanyoukimura]

After 10 years of service, I've finally replaced my first gen Logitech G15 with my first (that I've owned) mechanical key board: a Corsair K70 LUX RGB. I chose MX Cherry Browns because they seemed like a nice balance for typing as well as gaming. I like the short actuation but I also really like the tactile bump of MX Cherry Browns. Not as loud as some mechanical keyboards I've used. It's a real treat to use.

[@AshTailor]

This was great. I was all for blues but now you've tempted me to try Greens and Browns. So, here's a challenge - are there any good TKL brown, green or blue keyboards where the caps are half size, not full? :)

[@artin5146]

Gpro

[@ProjectLegendary]

Mx blue is lifeeeeeeee

[@emmahamilton6413]

Ash Tailor Logitech G Pro, maybe. It has Romer-G switches though.

[@mshartz5]

I own Red, Browns, Blues and Clears and the Blues or Clears are my favorite, but I mostly type and don't game much. Plus I fat finger a lot.

[@thomasmorales3959]

tecware tkl rgb on amazon. I have it and it’s only 43.00

[@xDarkFussel97x]

Good overview over the different switches. I'm using the MX Brown Switches on an Corsair K70 Lux and I'm very pleased with the switches itself.

[@maxgre402]

1:36 am I the only one who sees Chris Pratt

[@Niceice_]

Potato Power 97 12:21am I see him too

[@CreatorShed]

You make really really cool & super high quality videos... I am your fan from India...You really inspire me to make videos

[@OfficialYeat]

I think CHRY MX BLUE make no difference in gaming at all. I play better than when i had Cherry mx speeds, but thats me and not everyone is the same

[@pelataan69]

Jaden bourne yes u are not alone i had blues and now mx speeds and now its easier to do fast things like comboing with riven in lol or adad in csgo

[@dyIanVII]

It's quite literally just preference. I alternate between Topre and MX blues, I can't stand MX reds and my 'performance' in games is virtually identical.

[@pelataan69]

Mohamed Osama blues are great for gaming alot of pro players on sc2 and lol and dota 2 use blues and it doesnt hurt they gameplay u need to fast fingers and u need to press harder but it doesnt slow u down

[@Mr-yl1px]

great video even if you already know keyboards and keys pretty well. very helpful for thought. the activating distance examples were great.

[@wclifton968gameplaystutorials]

best keyboards: IBM model M13 IBM model F HP multimedia keyboard from like 2004 etc some random compaq keyboard from the 1990s

[@JSLReview]

Totally needed this video!!

[@nimrodery]

MX Brown squad here. Late, of course, because we're busy gaming.

[@DoomWalker42]

Happy Christmas Dimitri and HardwareCanucks team and everyone on KZbin! P.S. After watching this video I realise that I want Cherry MX Brown Switches although I do type a lot of assignments and work on MS Word, etc, I do play MMO's and Co-op games like CSGO and TESO hence the need for swift response time. Thus I will probably save up for an RGB Cherry MX Brown keyboard.

[@EXHUMEnCONSUME]

Cherry MX Blue for life.

[@HeavyDevy89]

Bought a Novatouch TKL on your recommendation and I absolutely LOVE this keyboard for everything - gaming and typing.

[@ahdoah]

Ducky One TKL RGB version MX Cherry Brown Owner!!!

[@ibuprofen303]

Although it sounds a bit gay, I'll say it anyway. There's a lot of love for the brown around here.

[@i_maiko_i]

today I ordered my first mechanical keyboard with mx blues for gaming and chatting because that click is so extremely satisfying I brought Corsair strafe RGB MX blue it should come in 7 days i have never tried mechanical keyboard before so i m very hyped

[@harjoat]

you need to try some custom switches and keyboards /r/mechanicalkeyboards

[@ewoud6545]

Harjoat custom keycaps?

[@harjoat]

that comes with the territory

[@ewoud6545]

Harjoat for me that's the only reason I'm on there

[@arvidbjorkman2551]

Thank you for doing this. Please do more guides. You will most likely gain viewers that isn't subs yet. Plus, they are really good and helpful!

[@AdelicsMusic]

What would be the best 70 or 80 dollar Mechanical keyboard. Cause it seems like there's decent ones for 40-50,I want a nicer one. But I also don't want to spend $150 on a razer or corsair.

[@Byronh1204]

Adelic cm storm quickfire TK is good for the price

[@VinkeHD]

Byron Her can confirm cm quickfire boards are very solid

[@theokiller_0382]

Adelic I just recieved my L8gitech G410, which had costed "only" 70 bucks. I wouldnt spend more money.

[@colinbarnes705]

CM Storm all the way

[@AdelicsMusic]

I just bought the RedDragon Karuma or whatever its called. Its REALLY impressive for the $33 that I paid. Like its basically MX Reds. The only complaint is that the S and D are already wearing out, and a tiny bit of the W. IDK if that says that I'm using it more than I should. Or that the paint just fades easily. But over all, if your getting a first time Mech keyboard. Get it, its only 30 bucks. And you can get the RED backlit for 40.

[@ninthjake]

Thanks a lot for this video breaking down the different switches for noobs like me. I came into this video knowing absolutely nothing about what type of keyboard I should be looking for to now knowing exactly what type of switches I want. This was an awesome learning experience. Thank you

[@fea418]

You look like the guardians of the galaxy the leader

[@ReadySetGame87]

Honestly this is the video I have been waiting for forever, amazing. You always give me such great info and by far the best explanation video out there.

[@vishalSharma-wh3hr]

merry Christmas to everyone 🇮🇳🎅🎄🎉

[@panosbbb]

vishal Sharma u too

[@eckomind]

I currently use a Rapidfire board from Corsair for gaming. It's good all around for everything, but a tactile switch like the browns are better for typing. Nice Vid Dimitry

[@TeemoForLife]

Outemu switches?

[@TeemoForLife]

Try the ck104, very cheap RGB keyboard I bought for $60 AUD which is like $43 USD

[@MrEsChannelYT]

But for £20, can't go wrong.

[@worldhello1234]

It does depend on the quality of the key caps and overall built quilty too. You need to take that into account before you blame it on the switches.

[@oliviamay]

(Disclaimer: I'm way too attached to the MechanicalKeyboards subreddit, and I learn about all this stuff because it interests me.) This video does a great job at making the *real* details about mechanical switches accessible to the typical PC market! I appreciate the work put in to make sure that all commercially popular types of keys are represented (at least, those marketed to typical PC users), and to debunk the myths about gaming on mechanical keys. You provided an objective look at the pros and cons of things like the QS-1, MX Speed, and Romer-G, which many people get because they're self-described "gamers only" and want the "best" board for any cost. If I were to make this video, I would definitely explain the subsection of "tactile" switches as opposed to clicky and linear, as you kind of pushed MX Browns to the side as an in-between. This is true in the way that you said it, but the denomination of "tactile" switches is important to showcase, as well. Overall, for a concise video from someone who isn't a keyboard-centric channel, this is an excellent overview!

[@oliviamay]

I would also add a mention of the qualities of Cherry knockoffs, good and bad - Gaterons, for example, are considered by many to occasionally surpass their Cherry counterparts, whereas Kailh and all the lesser-known Chinese brands tend to be notably worse in consistency and keyfeel.

[@finderOC]

my favourite meme is how he said that topres are linear x)

[@kbwarriors]

Memed

[@knockondood2782]

What does "bottoming-out" mean?

[@knockondood2782]

Aleksis K. Ahhh I see. Thanks sir! and Merry Christmas!

[@QuackZack]

Fully actuating beyond the actuation point (aka "activation point") of the switch. Membrane keyboards require you to bottom out because it registers at the bottom, but mechanical switches have activation mid-way the switch, making it unnecessary and noisy to bottom out mechanical switches

[@arensel84]

Edward Drew when you hit the cervix

[@ibuprofen303]

Although it sounds a bit gay, I'll say it anyway. It's all about bottoming out with the brown.

[@ChinBiter47]

When you go balls deep.

[@LanzerSystems]

I'm using MX Speed switches now. Love them for FPS games and general typing. It's so damn responsive, I just love it!

[@greentreefan5105]

Did anyone notice he spelled quite instead of quiet

[@VagueVantage]

this video really helped me a lot in deciding which key switch would be my first for a mechanical keyboard! btw, i think you meant to type "quiet" instead of "quite" if i'm not mistaken? all in all thanks a million for the insight.

[@MechanicalDoll]

Please don't use loud clicky switches when voice chatting. Thank you very much, everyone.

[@Kamexe]

My friends like when they listen to me type xD asmr effect. And we aren't always actually talking

[@Banom7a]

tfw you used IBM keyboard for gaming.

[@L0vac]

Personal top 3: 1) Topre (more or less any; on some models they offer various 'flavors'; so for instance you need less force for keys that are under your pinky) 2) mxbrown/romer-g (mx if you're more leaned to the typing side, omron if you're more on the gaming side) 3) mxblue (for typing, distracting when I'm gaming)

[@xypod]

I'm playing a lot of fps games. I am interested in cherry speed or romer-g. Which one should i get?

[@Thermalcool]

Xypod romer-g feels kinda mushy

[@billychristanto1578]

Get a switch tester. Like really. $15-20 investment to prevent regrets on your $110 purchase.

[@Thermalcool]

Billy Christanto well it's hard to find a romer-g switch on a tester mostly comes with cherry mx

[@billychristanto1578]

You don't want anything but cherry or some of it's knockoff. Especially for your first. You buy other custom switches when you know you really want it. (Except topre. Everyone should have a touch of topre at least once in their lives). And you want a more neutral keyboard without "gaming accents" on them. Why? Same reason you try switches. You buy ”gaming accents" when you know you really want it. Thank me later.

[@Thermalcool]

Billy Christanto I'm not the one that needs help lol

[@4473021]

I always thought I would like brown switches over blues because blues seemed so incredibly loud and hard to press in videos. It wasn't until I actually tried then out in a store that I realized blues were WAY lighter than I thought, and that brown clicks were basically nonexistent to my fingers. I've fallen in love with blue switches since, MAKE SURE YOU TRY KEY SWITCHES OUT FOR YOURSELF BEFORE BUYING!!!!

[@purvitpatel7312]

6:32 nice spelling

[@chrstfr6834]

Gotta love "ROBER-G" switches,they are really "quite" Sorry,i just find typos funny, btw this in my opinion is the best in depth overview of most mech switches With the convenience being all of them in one video!

[@benshivd]

I would happily accept any of those in a possible give-a-way :)

[@SamnissArandeen]

This comment is typed on a Kingston Hyper-X with Cherry MX Red switches. Typing on this thing is awesome. In fact, I don't know what people are talking about when they say Reds are worse for typing. They're smooth and light and I can touch type quite well.

[@davidmullerful]

Am i colorblind or red is orange??

[@vdochev]

Merry Christmas, Dmitry! Keep up the good videos :)

[@stormm7097]

vdochev merry xmas

[@QuackersForMath]

No idea why, but I just found I was unsubscribed to you.

[@globalwealthmindset]

The absolute best mechanical switch review. Thanks!

[@ZippetySticks]

My favorite is buckling springs.

[@DeadGlassEyes]

I love my Model M, but too damn while after an hour or so. And kind of tiring, too.

[@ZippetySticks]

I used to use a Model M, but I switched to a Model F because it has lighter switches and it feels much better.

[@DeadGlassEyes]

I need one of those Model F's..

[@keLstasy]

Merry Christmas Dmitry any suggestion for a budget mech? Thanks man more power!

[@momin542]

it's Romer G not Rober G :p at 10:01 time

[@lancelindlelee7256]

LOL, didn't notice that.

[@OctaviaAddiction]

Topre is my fav for gaming and typing! Great video, would've included MX Green though.

[@Djare915]

Yes ,the sound of that rgb one is so pleasant!

[@curtis7509]

that moment when you only care about sounds 😎

[@SherlockShuffle]

Bought a Cherry MX Red switch keyboard for my first mechanical switch, about a year later I bought an MX blue board, now I think I'll be going MX browns for my next one. Think that's a fairly reasonable progression!

[@harshvardhan990]

I picked blue just because of 1 reason, it was cheapest.

[@SpiritedPixels]

Harsh Vardhan is it so? I found it the most expensive one among red and brown!

[@jinsc9596]

MX Black switches here, and I absolutely love them in my SteelSeries 7G.