So the pretravel is defined by the length of the little stick coming out of the bottom of the switch engaging the light sensor. None of the tactile switches are supposed to make a "click" sound though. The only noise they should make, is when bottoming out / springing up. That's consistent with my brown experience. I think yes, browns are also a bit cheaper and they are definitely enough even for 230-240 bpm streams (if u want faster switches go for reds) Syperek • 6 yr. ago. I have a keyboard with Cherry MX Browns, Reds and Blacks. From the 3 my personal favourites are Browns while Reds are the worst for me. Also, you can choose to have a loud variety if the sound won’t bother you. 2. What do different switch colors mean? Most switches come in a wide range of colors, including Red, Black, Blue, Brown, Clear, and more. They all mean something, though, and the colors were started by Cherry MX naming different switch designs based on colors and Today we will be doing Royal Kludge RK61 Blue Switch Sound Test - Budget Best Mechanical Keyboard 2022.If you liked this video please support us and subscrib Mechanical Switch Comparison (Sound Only) After many requests, here is a comparison between blue, red, and brown Cherry MX mechanical keyboard switches. Surprisingly, the red switches feel a bit heavier than brown. But what really bothers me is that the reds register the keys way too early before bottoming out. So I did the mod for v1 brown switches (removed the small spring), and it got better. I now find the reds equally as good as the browns. 14. 1Vr8m2.

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