Also if you don't mind answering, what would be the most tactile feeling switch of all these without considering other factors like sound or smoothness?
@@cohias Without considering smoothness, the most tactile are the Blueberry! These are really tactile! In second and third position I would say Anubis and Boba u4T !
Thank you so much for this video it really gave me a great idea of direction to go for tactile switches. love that they were all compiled in one easy to find place
incredible comparison! by far the most comprehensive i have seen on youtube. one suggestion i have would be to try to keep the mic placement the same in each clip. keep up the excellent content - i subbed based on this :)
Found your channel today and subbed after watching a couple of videos (and I don't sub to channels easily)! You are on another level. Really appreciate the hard work that has gone into making these videos. Very high production value and super helpful. I'm at that point in my keyboard journey that I'm printing my own PCBs and still the switch market confuses the heck out of me, I appreciate what you've put out for folks like me :D
Wow thank mate! That’s really appreciate! 😊 Happy you liked it! Printing your own pcb?? That’s nice! Are you printing pcb for alps switches too? Cheers!
@@ClickandThock Not for alps though, I have fallen deep into the rabbit hole of ergomech boards 😄 For some odd reason, I don’t like low profile switches, and I’m back to hunting for another set of switches, and thus your channel
Insane quality content for the amount of views this has and the amount of subs you have. Great job! I do have some slight constructive criticism though, the stabilizers sound really rattly on this board and I think that kind of takes away from the soundtest because in between normal 1u keys there is a spacebar / backspace that sounds really bad because of the stabilizers and that is kind of distracting in my opinion. It's not a huge problem though, and I must say huge props for making such a video!
Wow thanks! :) Yeah, many talked about the space bar stabs... Tried to fixed it but it is not much better (they are lubed, bandaid and cliped)... I Will changed the entire stabs system before my next switches sound test!
Oh man, so with your clicky switch comparison video I was certain that I was going to go in that direction, but now I'm not sure haha. These videos are insane, I can't imagine the time spent and work done doing this. Very well done!
Just subscribed to your channel. I can see you getting popular soon due to the insane quality your videos have. Just wondering though, I currently own an NJ80 with L + F Durock Poms and L + F JWK Blacks on the F keys. I want to build a backup board but with tactiles instead. What budget switch do you think are the best for this? Currently considering Akko Lavender Purples but sre there other choices?
The sound using the MiTo SA Pulse caps are more pronounced which makes it easier for me to distinguish each switch's sound characteristic. Don't have time now to listen to the entire video though, will DEFINITELY do that later. For now I just wanted to say that my END-GAME keycap is the CAT Cyberspace, best keycap I've tried so far. The long delivery time was worth it after all (more than 1 year). I've gotten loads of tactile switches and the best I've tried and are still using today is the Akko CS Purple. I was also pleasantly surprised with the 'boring' Gateron Brown (original version). Didn't expect to enjoy the Gateron as much as I did. The feel of the Akko CS Purple is slightly better but when it comes to sound the Gateron was a lot quieter if that's important to you. The switches that I hate are Zealios V2 and Gazzew Boba U4T. These have a good reputation from reviewers on TH-cam but I found them so dreadful to type on that I could only stomach the Zealios for about 1 week and the Boba switches lasted 1 day. I didn't expect that given the good reviews on these. As a baseline my preference is: Tactile, shortest actuation point as possible, actuation force around 50g and higher than 30g. The Kailh Box Brown sounded good though, it's been awhile since I tried something new, think I'll go for that one next. Lastly, the utmost respect for the time and effort that went into making this video. I know how time consuming it is to install new switches!!
That's interesting, I pesonally dislike the gateron brown, but it's a matter of preference! Will have to try CAT keycaps sometime! Thanks for your comments!
personal timestamps for 3pins 0:50 Ajazz kiwi 10:47 [72.5 dba] ☆ 1:10 Akko lavender 10:51 [67.6dba] 1:30 akko cs sponge 10:55 [67.7dba] ☆ 1:40 akko jelly blue 10:57 [67.9 dba] kinda quiet 2:10 kailh box royal 11:03 [48dba] 2:40 kailh box brown 11:09 [49dba] 3:39 kailh pro purple 11:20 [50.6dba] kinda loud 3:50 nk kailh blueberry 11:22 [67.9 dba] find between 67.6dba to 50dba (45dba too quiet, gateron brown irl reference) end notes after soundtest: I think I'll get Jelly Blues and mod to be a little quieter. narrowed down to my preferences (sound only) will try kailh nk blueberry in a later build. dont particularly enjoy other kailhs
Interesting and useful. Though, also interesting that sound won't be able to explain the tactile feel, sadly. My recent discovery was that tactile switches are not just clicky with less click, but can have a very smooth and wide pressure curve that makes them akin linear, in which case their tactility is kind of wasted. I guess if the feel is important, the only way is to comb through all the available switch graphs to find ones with desired feel before comparing by sound.
@@ClickandThock for reals!! I randomly got a set from someone who didn’t like them and I threw them in and never took them out lol these are exactly what I’ve been looking for
Not the more thocky, because they are silent switches, but the most silent (perfect for office or dorm room) and very tactile and pleasant to type on... Durock Shrimp! One of my favourite tactile switches I tested. These make very little noise and have a smooth and pleasant feedback to it. for the thocky, my favourite would be the Anubis, best tactile switches I tested, but would not recommend it for a dorm room...
Hello currently im usign Ajazz Kiwi [love them], I love them myself. Im looking for switches for a new build and saw you have reviewed baby kangaroos. How are they compare to Kiwi - i'm looking for something a tiny bit heavier than Ajazz but not as fatiguing as Boba u4t. Baby Kangaroos seems that - im looking around if anyone has tried both switches before getting myself a pack. Thank you the vid, its insightful :)
Thank you!! :) My favorite are the Anubis... Great weight (not too light but not to heavy) really great and round tactility (not agressive but present) , smooth switch and great thock sound at the end!
With the GMK Mitolet I could hear a Nice metallic ping off the Halo True, Halo Clear metallic echo, Glorious Panda metallic echo in the bathroom, Micro tink off the Zealios V2. Thanks
My holy panda and Anubis are more tactile than durock T1 that I have, But I ended up taking Spring from milky yellow V-2, stem from holy panda, housing from Anubis to make a Frankenstein thats pretty good.
Nice one!! I'm looking for a medium tactile bump, a bit less than the u4t. Would ajazz kiwi be a contender? Also, will you post your personal rating :D
I gave the Ajazz Kiwi's a shot. And I have to say that stock they are a little scratchier than other factory lubed switches (Gateron, Kailh or Keychron). Also it's not covered in this video. But it should be noted that they have a rather strong wobble. I'm not used to a switch having such a noticeable north/south wobble. Probably would help if it was hand lubed and filmed. But that's a lot of work obviously. Totally agree with the review that in terms of tactile bump and smoothness the Kiwi's are better than the Glorious Panda's. But I was a bit disappointed that on a set of 45 switches. (with an extra one shoved in the box) I had 2 switches that were defective. One was the south plate pin was bent inward and wouldn't pop-up (Ie refuses to clip on the plate). And the other seems to have some kind of part that needs to be reseated in the switch. (It bottoms out weird) Maybe I can fix it by opening it and having a look. As for the value of 9 for the smoothness of the Kiwi's. I think that's assuming you lube them youserlf. Or else I'd knock it down just a bit.
Thanks for your comment! Kiwi is a fine switch for the price, but there are better options out there for sure! I dont cover wobble in my videos, but you are right! Lubing and filming these would help! For the defective, that unacceptable, maybe try to reach the company, they probably will send you some replacement switches...
Lubing them could be great, but they are smooth out of the box! Really nice sound and feel. The weight is up to you, I personally prefer lighter switches.
@@ClickandThock I've had these in my cart for a long time, I'm pretty undecided on the next switches I want, and I want the best for my keyboard. The other switches I'm looking at since last year are the Kailh Hush Silent Whale, they look great, mostly transparent and they're quiet, but maybe the best I can do is buy them and put them to the test. Thank you so much for your advice @Click and Thock Your reviews are one of the bests here, perhaps in part, it's because you put the switches in stock condition, which for me at least is more objective when I want to make a decision on what I want to buy without mods. And everything in order, that's great! Thanks 👏
hi , incredible.. i cant imagine how effort you are.., you put and pull keycaps and switch x 30.., according to you , which is have the lightest actuation force and thock sound.., thx for your answer
Can't say for comparison with ultra deep linears, but I can give you my personal preference on the deepest tactile is the Glorious Panda, but the need lubing. Not really smooth. Same for Blueberry. Anubis are deep, but smooth choice in my opinion!
Yeah, if you press slowly on a scratchy switch, you can hear friction between steam and housing (like a sandy friction). Sometimes it’s subtle, sometime it’s obvious… You can feel it even more, not pleasant feeling. A smooth switch bottom out with no or few friction and it’s not « sandy ».
I'm living literally at the edge of the world, and here the most quality switches are the cherry mx brown, and I hopefully found a badget of akko lavander (40u.) About 30$ with delivery and space purple pbt keycaps about 20$ let's go
@@ClickandThock "low-key" is a slang term that means something along the lines of under-rated, or something that doesn't draw a lot of attention. Don't mind the commenter, they're being cheeky.
These switches are very close in term of sound, difference is sometimes subtle, but thats the point of testing them back to back, because with great headphones, sometimes these subtle differences matter.
Here my PERSONAL review of these switches (nothing scientific). The rating is on 10:
Ajazz Kiwi| Tactility:9 Smoothness:9
Ajazz Banana| Tactility:7 Smoothness:7.5
Akko Lavender| Tactility:8 Smoothness:8.5
Akko Sponge| Tactility:8.5 Smoothness:8
Akko Ocean Blue| Tactility:8 Smoothness:8.5
Akko Jelly Blue| Tactility:7.5 Smoothness:7
Kailh Speed Copper| Tactility:7 Smoothness:7
Halo True| Tactility:7 Smoothness:7
Kailh BOX Crystal Royal| Tactility:8 Smoothness:7
Cherry MX Brown| Tactility:5 Smoothness:5
Gateron Brown| Tactility:5 Smoothness:4
Kailh BOX Brown| Tactility:5 Smoothness:8
Kailh BOX Burnt Orange| Tactility:6 Smoothness:7
Halo Clear| Tactility:8.5 Smoothness:7
Tecsee Purple Panda| Tactility:6 Smoothness:6
Holy Panda| Tactility:7.5 Smoothness:7.5
Glorious Panda| Tactility:8.5 Smoothness:7
Kailh Pro Purple| Tactility:5 Smoothness:7
Kailh Blueberry| Tactility:10 Smoothness:7
Durock Burgundy| Tactility:7 Smoothness:9
Durock Clear Purple| Tactility:8 Smoothness:9
Durock Koala| Tactility:9 Smoothness:9.5
Durcok T1 Clear| Tactility:9 Smoothness:9
Durock Sunflower| Tactility:9 Smoothness:8
Redragon A113| Tactility:7.5 Smoothness:8.5
Aliaz Silent| Tactility:7 Smoothness:8.5
Durock Silent T1 Shrimp| Tactility:9 Smoothness:9
Gazzew Boba U4T| Tactility:9 Smoothness:8
Zealios V2| Tactility:8 Smoothness:8
Anubis| Tactility:9 Smoothness:8
Thanks! This list is my guide!
so Ajazz Kiwi is the great option for tactile switch? i'am planning to buy Ajazz kiwi or Ajazz banana but still need to see which one better
@@FPix5 get the kiwi, im using it right now and it feels great especially when lube. You can film it to if you want but i think even stock will do.
The redragon are just rebranded outemu pandas btw, which are good lubed.
How do you interpret "tactility" here - how hard/long you have to press to move past the obstacle, how sharp and pronounced the obstacle is?
I hope more people see this, this is honestly insane amounts of work that I can't imagine myself doing lol. Very helpful video.
Also if you don't mind answering, what would be the most tactile feeling switch of all these without considering other factors like sound or smoothness?
Wow thanks!
@@cohias Without considering smoothness, the most tactile are the Blueberry! These are really tactile! In second and third position I would say Anubis and Boba u4T !
IKR
This must've taken a very very long time. Appreciate the effort so much!! Thank you.
You bet… 😰🤣 Thanks!!
Thank you so much for this video it really gave me a great idea of direction to go for tactile switches. love that they were all compiled in one easy to find place
Happy it helps!! :)
Wow, this was amazing compilation of information. Incredibly detailed work, great execution aaand we get all switches ranked!
Thanks! :)
incredible comparison! by far the most comprehensive i have seen on youtube. one suggestion i have would be to try to keep the mic placement the same in each clip. keep up the excellent content - i subbed based on this :)
Thanks mate!! :)
Thank you for the insane amount of work you put into this comparison! Very helpful!
My pleasure! Thanks for your comments! :)
Found your channel today and subbed after watching a couple of videos (and I don't sub to channels easily)! You are on another level. Really appreciate the hard work that has gone into making these videos. Very high production value and super helpful. I'm at that point in my keyboard journey that I'm printing my own PCBs and still the switch market confuses the heck out of me, I appreciate what you've put out for folks like me :D
Wow thank mate! That’s really appreciate! 😊 Happy you liked it! Printing your own pcb?? That’s nice! Are you printing pcb for alps switches too? Cheers!
@@ClickandThock Not for alps though, I have fallen deep into the rabbit hole of ergomech boards 😄
For some odd reason, I don’t like low profile switches, and I’m back to hunting for another set of switches, and thus your channel
I HAD TO like the video even before watching it. Amazing content. This was what we tactile lovers need exactly .
Consistently great content. A great comparison for the noble tactile-preferring enthusiast.
Gotta love them Silent Tactiles!
Thank you! :)
great video...thanks for taking the time to do this long comparison
Thank you!
such an amazing work! Thanks a lot mate!
My pleasure! Thank you!
Insane quality content for the amount of views this has and the amount of subs you have. Great job!
I do have some slight constructive criticism though, the stabilizers sound really rattly on this board and I think that kind of takes away from the soundtest because in between normal 1u keys there is a spacebar / backspace that sounds really bad because of the stabilizers and that is kind of distracting in my opinion.
It's not a huge problem though, and I must say huge props for making such a video!
Wow thanks! :) Yeah, many talked about the space bar stabs... Tried to fixed it but it is not much better (they are lubed, bandaid and cliped)... I Will changed the entire stabs system before my next switches sound test!
That Mito SA Pulse set sounded glorious. I'm buying some Durock Shrimps. Thank you.
Great choice, enjoy!
Oh man, so with your clicky switch comparison video I was certain that I was going to go in that direction, but now I'm not sure haha.
These videos are insane, I can't imagine the time spent and work done doing this. Very well done!
Thanks man!! 😊 A lot of time for sure!! 😅
If I could die without ever having to hear the Ajazz Bananas again, that would be fantastic.
loll
@@ClickandThock I jumped the gun there. While I don't like the sound of the switch, it's mainly the spacebar in the second test.
To everyone watched this video... We minimum owe a thumb up to this patient guy! Keep it up! ;) Liked. Subscribed.
Thanks man, that's appreciated! :)
Thank you for the wonderful video!👍
I'm curious about ZealPC Pearlio's Linear Switch.
My pleasure! :) Yeah, there is many other Zeal PC switches I want to try. Could be in the Linear series when the time comes!
This is incredible, what's your current top tactile switches for the second half of 2023? Appreciate the in-depth video!
Coming later this year ! Thank you!!
God video. Commenting for the algorithm
Thanks mate!!
Just subscribed to your channel. I can see you getting popular soon due to the insane quality your videos have.
Just wondering though, I currently own an NJ80 with L + F Durock Poms and L + F JWK Blacks on the F keys. I want to build a backup board but with tactiles instead. What budget switch do you think are the best for this? Currently considering Akko Lavender Purples but sre there other choices?
Thanks mate!! Akko lavender is a good choice, just lube them and they will feel really really great! Another solid choice would be Durock T1!
First :)
Also NK Blueberry is the best switch
thank you so much!
My pleasure! :)
thanks for this
My pleasure! :)
The sound using the MiTo SA Pulse caps are more pronounced which makes it easier for me to distinguish each switch's sound characteristic. Don't have time now to listen to the entire video though, will DEFINITELY do that later.
For now I just wanted to say that my END-GAME keycap is the CAT Cyberspace, best keycap I've tried so far. The long delivery time was worth it after all (more than 1 year). I've gotten loads of tactile switches and the best I've tried and are still using today is the Akko CS Purple. I was also pleasantly surprised with the 'boring' Gateron Brown (original version). Didn't expect to enjoy the Gateron as much as I did. The feel of the Akko CS Purple is slightly better but when it comes to sound the Gateron was a lot quieter if that's important to you.
The switches that I hate are Zealios V2 and Gazzew Boba U4T. These have a good reputation from reviewers on TH-cam but I found them so dreadful to type on that I could only stomach the Zealios for about 1 week and the Boba switches lasted 1 day. I didn't expect that given the good reviews on these.
As a baseline my preference is: Tactile, shortest actuation point as possible, actuation force around 50g and higher than 30g.
The Kailh Box Brown sounded good though, it's been awhile since I tried something new, think I'll go for that one next.
Lastly, the utmost respect for the time and effort that went into making this video. I know how time consuming it is to install new switches!!
That's interesting, I pesonally dislike the gateron brown, but it's a matter of preference! Will have to try CAT keycaps sometime! Thanks for your comments!
Which switch provide more poppy sound in your opinion?
personal timestamps for 3pins
0:50 Ajazz kiwi 10:47 [72.5 dba]
☆ 1:10 Akko lavender 10:51 [67.6dba]
1:30 akko cs sponge 10:55 [67.7dba]
☆ 1:40 akko jelly blue 10:57 [67.9 dba]
kinda quiet 2:10 kailh box royal 11:03 [48dba]
2:40 kailh box brown 11:09 [49dba]
3:39 kailh pro purple 11:20 [50.6dba]
kinda loud 3:50 nk kailh blueberry 11:22 [67.9 dba]
find between 67.6dba to 50dba (45dba too quiet, gateron brown irl reference)
end notes after soundtest:
I think I'll get Jelly Blues and mod to be a little quieter.
narrowed down to my preferences (sound only)
will try kailh nk blueberry in a later build. dont particularly enjoy other kailhs
Thanks for sharing!
Interesting and useful. Though, also interesting that sound won't be able to explain the tactile feel, sadly. My recent discovery was that tactile switches are not just clicky with less click, but can have a very smooth and wide pressure curve that makes them akin linear, in which case their tactility is kind of wasted. I guess if the feel is important, the only way is to comb through all the available switch graphs to find ones with desired feel before comparing by sound.
Thanks!
Yo Im so glad you had a set of the Anubis....I effing love mine they feel so awesome ! Drop CTRL hp - Anubis switches with Drop MT3 skiidata
Anubis are my favourite modern tactile switch so far!!
@@ClickandThock for reals!! I randomly got a set from someone who didn’t like them and I threw them in and never took them out lol these are exactly what I’ve been looking for
love linear tactile
Thanks to you, I think I have found my one true love: Anubis.
Wonderful!
Great video. It must have been a lot of work.
You have no idea... Thanks!!
Such a comprehensive test. Can you tell your favorite?
Thanks! My favorite is the Anubis! Smooth and thocky!
Need 2024 version!
Please list your personal top three picks for tactile Thock sound and smoothness. I sincerely appreciate it and very respect all of your efforts.😍😍😍
Thank you!! :) Personally, #1 Anubis, #2 Chosfox Voyager (test coming) #3 Gazzew U4T
just got anubis, going to test in the two boards I have with different keys.
Which ones would you say are the quiet yet audibly thocky kind? Like the one(s) I can use this in a dorm room without my roommate getting annoyed.
Not the more thocky, because they are silent switches, but the most silent (perfect for office or dorm room) and very tactile and pleasant to type on... Durock Shrimp! One of my favourite tactile switches I tested. These make very little noise and have a smooth and pleasant feedback to it. for the thocky, my favourite would be the Anubis, best tactile switches I tested, but would not recommend it for a dorm room...
@@ClickandThock Alright, thank you!
Do you happen to know what spring weighting u4t you used? Thanks!
Old one 62g new one 65g
Hello currently im usign Ajazz Kiwi [love them], I love them myself. Im looking for switches for a new build and saw you have reviewed baby kangaroos. How are they compare to Kiwi - i'm looking for something a tiny bit heavier than Ajazz but not as fatiguing as Boba u4t. Baby Kangaroos seems that - im looking around if anyone has tried both switches before getting myself a pack.
Thank you the vid, its insightful :)
Baby Kangaroo would be a great choice for your need. Not fatiguing, and much more tactile and snappy than kiwi! Way better switches IMO! Thank you!
Which FEELS best to you and why?? BTW .. you deserve a crap ton more views! I mean it!
Thank you!! :) My favorite are the Anubis... Great weight (not too light but not to heavy) really great and round tactility (not agressive but present) , smooth switch and great thock sound at the end!
@@ClickandThock .. Excellent and thank you!
With the GMK Mitolet I could hear a Nice metallic ping off the Halo True, Halo Clear metallic echo, Glorious Panda metallic echo in the bathroom, Micro tink off the Zealios V2. Thanks
Yeah, Drop switches really sound metallic!
My holy panda and Anubis are more tactile than durock T1 that I have,
But I ended up taking Spring from milky yellow V-2, stem from holy panda, housing from Anubis to make a Frankenstein thats pretty good.
Great! Good to know!
Nice one!! I'm looking for a medium tactile bump, a bit less than the u4t. Would ajazz kiwi be a contender? Also, will you post your personal rating :D
Could post that yes, will make a comment with them! :) And yes, kiwi or Durock Clear purple would be good choices!!
Just added my rating in the comments!
@@ClickandThock Amazing work! Thanks for the work, I'm sure the community appreciates it!
@@MysTicZ7 Thanks!! :)
I gave the Ajazz Kiwi's a shot. And I have to say that stock they are a little scratchier than other factory lubed switches (Gateron, Kailh or Keychron). Also it's not covered in this video. But it should be noted that they have a rather strong wobble. I'm not used to a switch having such a noticeable north/south wobble. Probably would help if it was hand lubed and filmed. But that's a lot of work obviously.
Totally agree with the review that in terms of tactile bump and smoothness the Kiwi's are better than the Glorious Panda's.
But I was a bit disappointed that on a set of 45 switches. (with an extra one shoved in the box) I had 2 switches that were defective. One was the south plate pin was bent inward and wouldn't pop-up (Ie refuses to clip on the plate). And the other seems to have some kind of part that needs to be reseated in the switch. (It bottoms out weird) Maybe I can fix it by opening it and having a look.
As for the value of 9 for the smoothness of the Kiwi's. I think that's assuming you lube them youserlf. Or else I'd knock it down just a bit.
Thanks for your comment! Kiwi is a fine switch for the price, but there are better options out there for sure! I dont cover wobble in my videos, but you are right! Lubing and filming these would help! For the defective, that unacceptable, maybe try to reach the company, they probably will send you some replacement switches...
@@ClickandThock What's the better options?
I really want to know what I receive if I purchase the durock koala, and how many grams is better, and If I really need lube them. some advice?
Lubing them could be great, but they are smooth out of the box! Really nice sound and feel. The weight is up to you, I personally prefer lighter switches.
@@ClickandThock I've had these in my cart for a long time, I'm pretty undecided on the next switches I want, and I want the best for my keyboard. The other switches I'm looking at since last year are the Kailh Hush Silent Whale, they look great, mostly transparent and they're quiet, but maybe the best I can do is buy them and put them to the test. Thank you so much for your advice @Click and Thock Your reviews are one of the bests here, perhaps in part, it's because you put the switches in stock condition, which for me at least is more objective when I want to make a decision on what I want to buy without mods. And everything in order, that's great! Thanks 👏
Pros: this was super useful
Cons: I wanna buy so many switches now
Sorry!! :) Thanks for your comments! :)
Amazing content - are these all lubed?
Tese are all stock! Thanks!
hi , incredible.. i cant imagine how effort you are.., you put and pull keycaps and switch x 30.., according to you , which is have the lightest actuation force and thock sound.., thx for your answer
Durock Koala have a very balanced actation while being pretty thocky! Thank you!
in your opinion, what is the DEEPEST sounding switch in this test? And how do ultra deep tactiles compare to ultra deep linears acoustically?
Can't say for comparison with ultra deep linears, but I can give you my personal preference on the deepest tactile is the Glorious Panda, but the need lubing. Not really smooth. Same for Blueberry. Anubis are deep, but smooth choice in my opinion!
6:02
how does you space bar sound so good?
Mod with dampening material inside!
God that space bar sound during the cherry and gateron demo 😖
Fixed since then! ;)
I need quite switch, so I should chose that Koala switch, right?
The Koala would be a solid choice! But if your on budget, check Akko Cream Blue, I've reviewed them.
@@ClickandThock thank you very much! I appreciate your recommendation.
Is this rattle on the spacebar or those noises are only from the switch?
Yes there is a slight noise from the stabs, it is fixed now!
I went with Glorious Pandas. No regrets whatsoever.
good video but for a more complete comparison i suggest you to lube those stabs. they are so rattly
Thanks! Yeah they are since this video!
I'm just starting to get into the hobby and I'm still not in the point where I know what scratchiness means, is that a feel or a sound thing?
Yeah, if you press slowly on a scratchy switch, you can hear friction between steam and housing (like a sandy friction). Sometimes it’s subtle, sometime it’s obvious… You can feel it even more, not pleasant feeling. A smooth switch bottom out with no or few friction and it’s not « sandy ».
@@ClickandThock well that's an awesome way to explain it! Thank you for taking time out of your day on answering me :))))
My pleasure! 😊
In terms of price and performance, what do you think is the best?
Price / performance, the ajazz and Akko switches are solid choice!
in your opinion, apart from boba u4t, which switch is thocky?
Anubis!
@@ClickandThock unfortunately in my country there is no anubis switch and in my place there is rarely anyone who reviews it and sells it.
The video is good and all but still i cant trust someone who presses the space bar with their index finger
ahah fair enough! Thank you!
Which is the closest to mx browns?
Gateron Brown
I'm living literally at the edge of the world, and here the most quality switches are the cherry mx brown, and I hopefully found a badget of akko lavander (40u.) About 30$ with delivery and space purple pbt keycaps about 20$ let's go
OMG Cherry mx brown.. You are way better with Lavender switches!
Ajazz banana lubed is very nice but also quite pingy
Then get Ajazz Kiwis if you dont want that pingy bump and wanna go for heavier tactility...
are the switches all hand lubed or stock?
All switches in these sound test are stock!
@@ClickandThock thank you
This is one rich dude owning all these switches.. damn
ahah more a normal dude with a lot of switches... but no money left...
Wow.. now im confused.. hahahaha
thk
Are these all stock?
Yep!
Your stabs rattle a lot and we cant properly hear the sound of the switches;/
Yeah! That's an old video, it is fixed since!
why are the akko ocean blue's lowkey the best ones
Not sure I understand, when you mean lowkey, you mean the gmk cherry profile?
@@ClickandThock Did I stutter?
@@_goon ?
@@ClickandThock did... I... stutter?
@@ClickandThock "low-key" is a slang term that means something along the lines of under-rated, or something that doesn't draw a lot of attention. Don't mind the commenter, they're being cheeky.
they all sound the same
Not sure I agree... Difference is sometimes subtle, but with good headphones, differences are audible...
@@ClickandThock i have hyperx cloud alpha and dont hear much difference
That is, basically no difference. It would be worth grouping by truly different switches.
These switches are very close in term of sound, difference is sometimes subtle, but thats the point of testing them back to back, because with great headphones, sometimes these subtle differences matter.
watching you type gives me anxiety
Sorry about that! :P
They all sound the same
Need 2024 version!
Will be later this year! :)
Need 2024 version!
Will do!