But I can understand if you are saving your money to purchase one of those expensive, premium keyboards.Ĭlick this link to go to an Amazon listing for mechanical key switch testers. If you have an extra $20 to spend, I would suggest purchasing a key switch tester off Amazon to be sure you know the type of key switch you would like to use. Some might be fond of that sound and the harder click when pressing a key, similar to pressing the top of a pen, but I’d much rather have a keyboard with tactile switches instead. While I have used a clicky keyboard at a friend’s house, I felt the noise coming off when typing would be too much for myself and my family when writing articles or papers for school. This is the perfect middle ground between typing and gaming because there is a light click to let you know the key registered, and other keys do not accidentally register if your finger barely touches them. I returned my linear keyboard and purchased a tactile keyboard with Cherry MX Brown switches. Typing would always cause massive spelling errors if I simply brushed against another key. This might be useful for a quick response in gaming, but it is terrible when using the keyboard for anything else. Linear keys were my first option because various tech YouTubers promoted Cherry MX Red switches, and linear key switches in general, to quickly register a key stroke when gaming.
Other options might reduce the sound of a key stroke. There may be different versions of linear of tactile from the same company, but that often means the distance the key must travel before reaching the bottom (bottoming out) and registering the key stroke.
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