Discover What switch fits the best for you!

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Quiz Questions

1.
Choose one of the three types
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- A.
  Linear Switch - A switch that is renowned for their quiet & smooth action with no added tactile bump. For fans that like silent and smooth button presses.
- B.
  Tactile switch - A switch with a small tactile bump that provides small resistance that can be felt when pressing it. Popular for people who like to feel their presses.
- C.
  Clicky switch - A switch that features a distinct click sound that can be heard when you press down on the button. Popular amongst heavy typers and those who like the full confirmation of a key press.
2.
Do you want a lighter switch?
- A.
  Yes, i'd like my key press to be quick (sensitive)
- B.
  No, i want to press the key further down.
3.
Does it matter to you if the switch makes a click/ noise?
- A.
  I don't mind. I love the feel of a bump combined with a clicking noise.
- B.
  I would prefer a tactile feel but no click.
- C.
  No way. I don't want it to make much noise at all.
4.
Are you looking for an ergonomic typing experience?
- A.
  Yes
- B.
  No
5.
Are you a fan of vintage/retro products?
- A.
  Yes!
- B.
  No
6.
Are you gonna use your keyboard for gaming mostly?
- A.
  Yep
- B.
  No
- C.
  Partially. I got a decent balance between typing and gaming.
7.
(If you chose tactile) Do you want a lot of tactile feedback?
- A.
  Yes
- B.
  No

Quiz Outcomes

1.
You're looking for a red switch!
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Red switches are linear and usually have an actuation force of 45g. Reds is preferred by many for gaming as it has a quick sensitive and especially smooth key press. Which makes it a great choice for gamers (especially genres like FPS) It's a matter of preference in the end though Keep in mind that there are more switches out there then the Cherry MX brand.For example: Gaterons, Kaillh, Matias, Topre etc. Please do look at more than just the Cherry brand before buying one. It's worth checking out the differences. We got an E-book ready for you that'll explain all the switches and it's details! Just click on the button below
2.
You're looking for a black switch!
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Black switches are a linear type of switch with an average actuation force of 60g. Meaning it is a heavier type of switch. Black switches are less sensitive to the touch, meaning some more force is required to register a key press. This makes it less ideal for fast responsive gaming in theory. It is however a preference of people. Some dominate their competitive genres with heavier switch types. It's a matter of preference in the end though Keep in mind that there are more switches out there then the Cherry MX brand. For example: Gaterons, Kaillh, Matias, Topre etc. Please do look at more than just the Cherry brand before buying one. It's worth checking out the differences. We got an E-book ready for you that'll explain all the switches and it's details! Just click on the button below
3.
You're looking for a blue switch!
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Blue switches are clicky switches with an average actuation force of 50g. Putting the switch in the light clicky category. This switch is popular amongst the typers out there. The click that comes with the switch is what people like to hear. It sounds nice to them (preference) or it just helps then ensure the key is registered properly. These tactile switches help ensure accurate data entry. It's a matter of preference in the end though Keep in mind that there are more switches out there then the Cherry MX brand.For example: Gaterons, Kaillh, Matias, Topre etc. Please do look at more than just the Cherry brand before buying one. It's worth checking out the differences. We got an E-book ready for you that'll explain all the switches and it's details! Just click on the button below
4.
You're looking for a green switch!
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Green switches are clicky switches with an average heavy actuation force of 80g. Making it one of the heavier type of switches. You will have press the key with some force compared to the lighter types of switches in order to register a key. This usually correlates with people who like mechanical sounds.You will fill this switch pushing against your fingers when you press it, making it easier for people to feel the press (Lighter switches are more sensitive and require some getting used to for some) It's a matter of preference in the end though Keep in mind that there are more switches out there then the Cherry MX brand.For example: Gaterons, Kaillh, Matias, Topre etc. Please do look at more than just the Cherry brand before buying one. It's worth checking out the differences. We got an E-book ready for you that'll explain all the switches and it's details! Just click on the button below
5.
You're looking for a brown switch!
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Brown switches are a somewhat tactile switch with an average light actuation force of 45g. This switch is known by many people as a good blend of typing and gaming. Meaning that it's great for gamers who have a taste of typing on the side. (Bloggers as an example) It has a tactile bump and is quite silent. You're in the right direction when you are looking for balance. It's a matter of preference in the end though Keep in mind that there are more switches out there then the Cherry MX brand.For example: Gaterons, Kaillh, Matias, Topre etc. Please do look at more than just the Cherry brand before buying one. It's worth checking out the differences. We got an E-book ready for you that'll explain all the switches and it's details! Just click on the button below
6.
You're looking for a Cherry MX Clear!
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Clear switches are tactile switches with a medium actuation force of 55g. The Clear has a pretty tactile bump size which means it has the most friction of all the switches. The switch may feel tiring to some typists due to it's resistance when you hit the tactile bump, but it has been said that it would be beneficial to your fingers in the long term due to it's high resistance cushions helping you to avoid bottoming out. It's a matter of preference in the end though Keep in mind that there are more switches out there then the Cherry MX brand.For example: Gaterons, Kaillh, Matias, Topre etc. Please do look at more than just the Cherry brand before buying one. It's worth checking out the differences. We got an E-book ready for you that'll explain all the switches and it's details! Just click on the button below

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