Linear, Tactile, Clicky, Silent | Which Mechanical Keyboard Switch to Get?

Do linears feel like school keyboards

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Thank you! I'll go with the linear.

Cool. Does the linear switch feel like, just a good membrane/dome keyboard?

God bless.

blue switches to make friends in libraries

should i get linear or tactile for someone who bottoms out when i type

I've found that if the bump is too sharp, tactile switches start to make a high pitched clicking noise when typing fast from the sudden release of pressure on the down stroke. A slightly more rounded bump like the Boba 4u and 4uts keeps the switch from pinging too hard on the bottom out as it releases the pressure gradually throughout the key press even after the actuation. For people who really want a sharp tactile bump, the standard MX Browns are fine, but I am happy with a slightly less bump for keys that actually sound good when trying.

Where do you purchase your switches

Thanks you helped me pick my switches!

hey malaysian keyboard enthusiast

what mousepad are you using?

I don't know if this is specific to me but, I don't actually think there's a best switch. Best switch is whatever you get used to typing on. Case in point, my first switch was u4ts. Then I wanted to try other tactiles so i got glorious pandas. I hated them at first, but I kept using them because I like to circulate my boards. I used the gp board for about two weeks and I started really enjoying them. I went back to u4ts and it feels awkward to type on them now..... I'm not sure if I'm just losing interest in the hobby, or my preference changed... strange

that first set made me pause and screenshot 😻

What do you recommend the most as the best switches for those who need to type a lot of text?

What is the average price for custom made mechanical keyboard in Malaysia nowadays?

hey nextrift can i use boba on Gamakay or Womier k61? i know they're hot swappable but can i use them?