The Ultimate Mechanical Keyboard Catalog

They are my favorite for gaming and typing. The tactile click and higher set off weight make errors less common. seem pretty durable playing osu.

perfect

Not as loud as people make them out to be, just roll with o-rings and they're reasonable while also being nice and tactile compared to other switches from cherry. Ran these at work for ages with no complaints

Not the best clicky mx style switch out there, but also not worst. Kailh Box Whites are a far superior option that both feel and sound much better, and they cost less. Cherry Blues can also bind somewhat easily, however Gateron Blues do not do this as often and are a decent alternative (though their tactile bump is slightly less sharp).

Overall, the switch is a bit loud or clicky sounded than usual, but that's if you enjoy the sound. Reccomended for medium-heavy handed typers, it's great for typing accurately and fast, but for gaming, the fast paced movement needed for many games may not be ideal since gamers tend to use less force while gaming than typing. However, it's up to you if you translate typing over to gaming and like t

Too clicky

Hearing click is a must When You activate abilities

As someone who used a old macbook keyboard, these are a huge improvement. They're much better for typing, and way more satisfying. They're just "ok" for gaming though. My fingers get pretty tiring just from light usage of wasd. I know there are much better enthusiast options, like zelios, kailh, and boba u4 switches that are considered much better (I've never tried though), these are better than b

Nice and clicky

Kind of fatiguing for rhythm games that require you to press the buttons multiple times in a row(eg. osu, ddr) For games like CS:GO and TF2, its kind of the same as rhythm games, because I have to switch weapons a lot of the time. With typing, the 55cN force makes it pretty clear to you which keys you are typing. It's kind of like an "are you sure you want to type this key?" warning.