Ngắn nhất là Tesoro Slim Blue 1mm, Kailh Speed Bronze 1.1 mm, Kailh Speed Gold 1.4 mm, Kailh Pro Light Green 1.7 mm, Kailh Box Jade 1.8 mm, Cherry MX Blue và Greetech Blue 2mm, Matias 2.2 mm. Điểm truyền động lớn nhất 2.2 mm có Matias Click 50g, Gateron Blue 55g và Gateron Green 80g. Chart thứ #3: TACTICLE CHART: So sánh
The Operation force is also an important component when choosing a keyboard switch, and subtle force differences can sometimes cause a very different switch experience. Linear switches with different operation forces are currently available on the market, such as the Gateron red switch with 45 gf operation force, the Gateron yellow switch with
The yellow switch is quieter but it's also linear. You won't feel the bump as the switch activates. The green is a tactile switch that has a loud click when you press the key. That being said while the Yellow switch is quieter they are still loud because of the case. There is no damping material in the case and that causes a echoing sound that
Gateron Optical Green/Red. Gateron’s Optical Green switches are light linear switches with an actuation force of 35g, making them lighter than the standard Red switch. An optical green is similar to a clear switch with a standard travel distance, so it should feel natural. For a Gateron Red equivalent, try the Gateron Optical Red at 45g
Introduced by this picture were a set of four brightly colored Box switches – two linear and two clicky switches of differing weights and unique names. The two linear switches were labeled as “Chinese Red” and “Ancient Grey” while the clicky switches were labeled as “Noble Yellow” and “Glazed Green”. These odd names and

The Gateron Yellow switch is an excellent switching option for those who prefer a mechanical keyboard with a linear switch. It’s a very smooth, quiet, vertical pressing sensation with no clicks. Ideal for office work, long term typing, and even playing games. Among the Gateron switches, the red switch seems to be more common among keyboard

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