Mechanical Keyboard Switches Guide

Tactile and audible switching characteristics. Excellent for typing and ideal for users who like to hear and feel a click when they press a key. These tactile keyswitches help ensure accurate data entry.

A lighter keyswitch with subtle tactile and audible feedback. A great hybrid for typist workers and gamers.

The linear switching characteristic combined with the low spring resistance triggers directly. The CHERRY MX Red is the first choice for beginners in the world of mechanical keyboards. The smooth-running technology enables balanced writing and gaming sessions.

Like the CHERRY MX Red, the CHERRY MX SILENT Red is featured by a linear switching characteristic as well. The operating noises are reliably minimized by patented damping. The switch with the silent technology establishes itself as a wise choice regarding its low spring force and soft actuation.

Faster, more stable, more reliable, prevent touch by mistake.TTC Speed Silver Switch can be triggered faster by shortening the conduction stroke. it improves switch accuracy and initial pressing force by double long spring structure design. It prevents accidental touch and rapid rebound effectively.

Brisk and smooth. Being a switch with lightest operating force, the TTC Gold Pink switch brings comfort and smoothness to long time typing & gaming.

A smart choice for a smooth linear feel with solid reliability. With springs made from gold-plated stainless steel and contacts made from gold alloy, they're both durable and responsive. Each switch also has a substantial 2 millimeters of pretravel, so softer mishits won't likely register.

A hybrid between a Linear and Clicky switches. Does not generate a click when pressed, but the tactile bump is still present. Ideal for those who want a tactile bump and work around peers.

It's lighter and softer than brown switches. The ideal switch for long-time typing workers and gamers.

For those who love the click and clack of a keyboard. Generates a loud click and tactile bump when a key is pressed. Popular for typing and programmers.