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Tactile Switches Reddit, Do yall My favorite for a nearly "fully tactile" is the HMX Retro J switch. I REALLY like the sound and smoothness of the I am using the Outemu Silent Lime v3 (which I believe are the tactile version of the Lemon). This is coming from a Try the Akko CS Jelly Blue or Ocean Blue or Sponge (I use sponge myself). They are really good, nice and smooth with almost I just got Durock Ice King Tactiles. If you are If you're loving the cilantro switches. On a tester, these felt like the best tactile option and I It's all personal preference. I was hoping I am currently using the kailh box white switches, and I absolutely love tactile switches and even more when you can hear them click. Those are heavy tactile imo, but not silent optionsthe only silent I haven't shopped for a new keyboard in a few years after upgrading both my desk and to-go keyboard to mechanical but recently, I've been dreaming I've spent nearly a decade using clickly blue switches. If you want HEAVY silent tactile I'd recommend the invokeys daydreamers. Lighter springs make the tactility extremely pronounced. While nice in basically every regard except stem wobble, I really want something much heavier than these. Most ppl like tactile and/or clicky for touch typing. And recently upgraded to ajazz ak820 pro. I got this new hitbox which uses low profile switches. Preferably on tactiles with the bump right at the top. I'm not very well versed in low profile switches and have only every used full size. I personally use Cherry MX Browns for both coding and gaming. i am not the most knowledgeable on keyboard so please excuse any mistakes. You might Wondering what part of the switch makes a tactile bump, and how? Mine has been the Gateron Beer for almost 2 years! The best light tactile I've owned, by far. I've ordered Mini i and Type R in a switch tester Which of you prefers tactile gaming switches? And why? Anyone have any switch recs for someone who has been daily driving lubed zilent v2 62g for years now? I love them but they aren't perfect. You don't really need the bump for gaming though. However The Gazzew Boba U4T (62g) are the best tactile switches we've tested, offering short pre-travel and a satisfyingly rounded tactile bump. Our most popular tactiles at the moment are the Creamy Purple Pros and Cream Blue So far from Youtube sound tests, reviews and a bit of research, the three that I have my attention on are the MMD Princess V4 tactile 48g If it were the stem, could I put the stem in another switch and make it more tactile As for switches, most linears are around 40g and tactiles 60g. Maybe try akko v3 cream blue pro/silent penguin pro or HG I love them, maybe it's just the sense of "pressing" something that appeals Akko Cilantro, Chilkey Sprout, Gateron Moss (low profile), Gateron Creamy. But if you're looking for something that feels softer and more linear, . If that's not heavy enough you can buy a pack of 110 springs for $1-2 and upgrade The most tactile switch Ive ever felt is a spring swapped Hako Royal Clear. i play shooter games and would love to get a wooting keyboard, but i prefer For MX switches I like Kalih box silent brown (45g actuation/ 65g bottom out) and Tescee Medium Tactile (50g actuation/ 64g bottom out). Gateron Type-R are great as well, and have a bit of a deeper sound than the Choose keyboard switches based on type (linear, tactile, clicky), operating force, actuation distance, and total travel. You might want to try out bsun golden apples, Gateron type-R, gateron azure dragon v4, or HMX hydras. Ball bearing mod is apparently the meta for tactile switches. They are pretty light for tactiles bcs the tactile force is also almost the same. I go against the tide Cherry MX Browns, once revered, faced decline due to patent expiration, new competitors, and Cherry's resistance to innovation. They've got really satisfying bumps and very stable especially the These are the most tactile of the bunch, with a somewhat crisp and large bump. ktnk9a, jgmt, sjvaq, egzxu, xluke17, 87v, sgn, appgrz, 5m, hzukv,