I use a Unicomp buckling spring keyboard and a new production IBM Model F clone daily. If the MX Blue woke up your entire street, the aforementioned would wake up your entire city lol.
your videos of keyboard comparison is so easy to watch compared to many others on youtube. thank you, exactly what I needed and straight to the points.
I recently got K4 v2 Browns. And I love the 96% layout. And as for the blacklit press the the fn+💡to turn on the blacklight. Just pressing the 💡 button only changes the mode. And also you can dim the lights. So check if it is dimmed all the way down. She might have already figured it out. Just put it here if anyone else needed.
The K2's a phenomenal keyboard. FYI I'd bet the lighting issue on the red was you needing to hold Function, then tap the lighting key. That cycles lighting itself on and off (and while it's toggled off, the brightness adjustment keys will do nothing) and can leave one momentarily convinced the board's lighting has gone out.
With the Reds, although it's supposed to be 'quieter'... it would seem that by natural habit, most people would bottom out more often, and thus it somehow sounds really similar to the Browns because of that thump at the end. Also because you aren't used to Reds, the 'misses' are more pronounced or rather you don't realize that the input has already been registered, making you second guess and doing a second tap just for confirmation, only to find out otherwise. Between Linear and Tactile, I believe most people naturally steer towards Tactile as a natural form of interaction with a keyboard, while Linear tends to take time to get used to, and is more of an acquired taste. I was debating between Browns and Reds as well, but in the end when with Brown. Literally just purchased the Keychron K6 Hot-Swappable with Gateron Brown, and am eagerly waiting for its arrival. With that said however, I did also purchase the Glorious Panda switches, so we'll see how goes!
@@VideoFanatic13 Just got them yesterday, and yes I chose the hot-swappable board with the Gateron Browns. Personally, despite the debacles about brown switches in general, I do actually quite like these Gateron Browns. I've personally tried Razer Orange, MX Brown, MX Red, and these Gateron Browns.. are kind of a mix between a Razer Orange and a MX Red. It has slightly less tactility compared to the Razer Orange, but the downstroke is as smooth as a MX Red. It's kinda unique in my opinion. You're getting almost the smoothness of a linear, while having just a tinge of tactility that's just faintly enough for a person to feel the actuation point. It isn't scratchy at all either. Even so, I'll probably swap out for lubed Glorious Pandas once I get those, and I'm looking at Sakurio switches as well. Edit: Revised thoughts after about a dozen more hours of testing.
The question is shirley, which do you prefer as a daily driver. I am on a red keeb, my brother has a blue that i want to break in half. I have never felt the brown but tbh the whole "feel the bump" thing seems kinda chilly chill. later edit: just realized your mouse is mad weird haha
Thanks for the video. It helped me decide between K1 vs K2. I just got the K2 today in the mail and Im loving it. The build is very solid. I was worried about the height but it seems to be just fine for me. I will have to get used to the key layout though
What did you do to the o-rings? And how did that more positively affect the key presses or sound? I love the FEEL of a mechanical keyboard, but I don't like super clacky/clicky or mushy. I prefer the sound of my quiet low-profile laptop keys, but would rather the height/travel of a mechanical key.
@@lynneftw O-rings go inside the keycaps around the centre part that attaches to the switches. Generally they can make your keyboard a little quieter by preventing the switch from bottoming out, but if you have clicky switches it's not going to get rid of the click noise. They can also make the keys feel mushy depending on the o-rings you use.
Cool video. I'm myself trying to decide which switches to try out for my first mech keyboard. Just a piece of constructive feedback for 0:45, read "mAh" as "milliamp-hours", not "milliamps". :)
I just wanted to thank you for this video! I found it very helpful in choosing brown switches over the red. I got my keyboard today, and it feels and sounds wonderful! I'm having such fun typing on it, and I'd have dithered longer and likely chosen less wisely without your assistance.
Would you say that the brown keys are reminiscent of old keyboards from the 90s (beige and grey keys)? Do they also in your opinion require a bit of pressure before they are actually pressed or they just drop right to the limit of their travel distance? Thanks in advance. Looking for a keyboard that would be as old school as possible yet with mac compatibility...
@@mobilaizer The three main switch types, Linear vs Tactile vs Clicky: Linear: Smooth and consistent keystroke with a quiet noise. Tactile: A small bump on each keystroke with a moderate noise. Clicky: A small bump on each keystroke with a loud click noise.
@@mobilaizerif you’re still trying to decide, Unicomp might be what you’re looking for. They use the buckling spring key switches from the IBM Model M keyboard. But they are even louder than a blue switch.
BRUH THIS SOUNDS SO GOOD! My keyboard a home is membrane so its loud and uncomfortable. I was looking for a new keyboard and this help so much. Thanks! :)
Did you end up keeping both? If not, which one did you keep? I'm about a month into a K1 Brown, and I'm still honestly on the fence about it (which is why I'm looking at videos like this one)
Thanks a lot. Taking brown then. I have big hands and don't like sensitive and mushy (however it is spelled in english lol) keys. I like it clicky and with a bit resistance. Since I am in chat support, proper typing gear is essential. Even in office setups they just give you cheap HP keyboards. (But I am freelancer now)
I’ve never had one of these keyboards before, and I’m going to get the K3 for use with my Mac and iPad, I’m curious as a new person to this keyboard experience, do you recommend red or brown? Or blue? Also, does the RGB keyboard also have white light?
That's awesome! I found a piece of leftover construction wood that I'm planning on sawing and sanding, hopefully it'll make a good wrist rest. You can also buy them online for $25 or so.
I know this is an older vid but I love how you said affordable and it really is! When people say affordable and then the keyboard is like over 100$ its so annoying omg thank you :)
Just got my K2 with browns a couple of days ago. I like the left half but I’m getting used to the layout on the right. Might have to also get the K8 as it may suit me better.
I started on Reds and have been sold on the buttery smoothness of linear switches ever since. My daily driver are Cherry MX Speed (silver) switches atm. Can't fault them. Brown switches feel to me like I got sand in my KB and the blues are just too tough to get used to at this point.
Nice video and decent editing 👌. Question for mx or gateron red owners: do you have a feel of uncertainty if the key was pressed when typing while looking at the keys, not the screen?
Yup! The reds give you no feedback at all so you can’t know. The browns give you a very slight feedback, you’ll barely (almost never) be able to tell. The blues will give you clear feedback and you will be able to tell with certainty.
About HOW hard to do you need to press the keyboards on the brown? I really like the sound they made as they are lower pitch, but I don't want my fingers to be struggling since I type pretty fast.
Great video. This is irrelevant to the video but where did you get that wooden table top? I really like the finish and colour that it has. Is it the IKEA GERTON table top by any chance?
Really nice video. I think you really captured the differences between sound and the feeling of the keys. I ended up getting a 104 key K1 with RGB with brown switches and it's been a bit of transition from a Daskey Cherry MX Blue switches - which were pretty loud, but you only needed to press down half way. The K1 with brown switches are a quieter 'twok' sound and the backlighting are big pluses.
Thanks! It's the microsoft sculpt mouse: www.staples.com/Microsoft-5LV00001-USB-Wireless-BlueTrack-Mouse-Black/product_2110260?cid=PS:GooglePLAs:2110260&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=2110260&KPID=2110260&gclid=Cj0KCQjwn7j2BRDrARIsAHJkxmx7J9TMr3QurQfniO47W5DIpO7ndMWKT4t4f7_lr3iDGZRIt3tz8g8aAkscEALw_wcB
Hi, are you getting any double clicking issue like when you click only 1 time letter appears 2 times in your monitor? Or any issue after using that you have facing now?
do you have any issue with the height profile of the K2? I was looking at the lower profile keychron models to spare my wrists but I def would prefer a 'full' keycap...
For typing I like brown better. The sound doesn’t bother as blue( I had a headache when I used blue ), and the feel is so good ( better than red). For gaming I think red is the winner
Reds sound the best imo, but they are way too mushy / easy to press for me to get used to, too many typos and fingertips hurt from constantly bottoming out. Hoping browns are an improvement.
exactly my problem. They are too mush and i get so many typos. I swtiched from the blues to the reds. But gonna go for the brown in stead cause i need that clicky feel
In practice you can't tell the difference between red and brown. Only when you're aware of how it feels can you tell the slight difference. But when you're writing and essay at 75wpm concentrating on what you're writing, you can't tell really. Also both of these switches make me feel like I might press a key accidentally ...so I'm thinking between blue and brown but I wonder if blue will eventually drive me mad. I've never had a mech keyboard before.
@ayo Oh i see, it's loud, but it would probably be a bother if I'm a gamer. Butr I'm a typist and it feels and sounds great and the sound doesn't bother me
I dont know if you know about the leds, but if someone does, could you answer me this question? If i choose the rgb version, can i still use the white les options or can i only use colors then?
Hi Shirley! Great video and awesome review 👍 I just got mine today off Amazon *red switch. But I also noticed my backlights were doing this weird thing every time I clicked the light button to change the light profile, the 1 key kept blinking twice first then it would change. But once I factory/manual reset the keyboard that went away. Maybe you should try and reset it and maybe your light issue might get fixed!
Red is a bit unforgiving for typers. All it takes is gentle touch of wrong key. I like it tho. Because the less i have to push the keys, the faster i can type.
If you really like having that feedback and don't mind the noise (I should say if your roommates don't mind the noise), then blue. I personally prefer the brown :)
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That MX Blue test woke up my entire street.
Underrated Comment
Hahah
I use a Unicomp buckling spring keyboard and a new production IBM Model F clone daily. If the MX Blue woke up your entire street, the aforementioned would wake up your entire city lol.
halt die fresse
its too noisy which is why its better to prefer brown switches or red swtiches !
your videos of keyboard comparison is so easy to watch compared to many others on youtube. thank you, exactly what I needed and straight to the points.
I recently got K4 v2 Browns. And I love the 96% layout. And as for the blacklit press the the fn+💡to turn on the blacklight. Just pressing the 💡 button only changes the mode. And also you can dim the lights. So check if it is dimmed all the way down.
She might have already figured it out. Just put it here if anyone else needed.
The K2's a phenomenal keyboard.
FYI I'd bet the lighting issue on the red was you needing to hold Function, then tap the lighting key. That cycles lighting itself on and off (and while it's toggled off, the brightness adjustment keys will do nothing) and can leave one momentarily convinced the board's lighting has gone out.
@Jesus is LORD jesus sucks lol
@Jesus is LORD allahu akbar
i just received my k2 browns today, currently typing on it and i love it
I cried when I saw the circle mouse
It’s for posture not gaming
it looks cute I want one now
I cried when I saw ur pfp was not in the middle...
@@zilla5225 gAMiNg
@@invicious8772 i've had the same profile picture for about 2 years, i just haven't changed it, i don't like razer anymore
With the Reds, although it's supposed to be 'quieter'... it would seem that by natural habit, most people would bottom out more often, and thus it somehow sounds really similar to the Browns because of that thump at the end. Also because you aren't used to Reds, the 'misses' are more pronounced or rather you don't realize that the input has already been registered, making you second guess and doing a second tap just for confirmation, only to find out otherwise.
Between Linear and Tactile, I believe most people naturally steer towards Tactile as a natural form of interaction with a keyboard, while Linear tends to take time to get used to, and is more of an acquired taste.
I was debating between Browns and Reds as well, but in the end when with Brown. Literally just purchased the Keychron K6 Hot-Swappable with Gateron Brown, and am eagerly waiting for its arrival.
With that said however, I did also purchase the Glorious Panda switches, so we'll see how goes!
Did you get the browns, satisfied with the purchase or second guessing the reds?
@@VideoFanatic13 Just got them yesterday, and yes I chose the hot-swappable board with the Gateron Browns.
Personally, despite the debacles about brown switches in general, I do actually quite like these Gateron Browns. I've personally tried Razer Orange, MX Brown, MX Red, and these Gateron Browns.. are kind of a mix between a Razer Orange and a MX Red. It has slightly less tactility compared to the Razer Orange, but the downstroke is as smooth as a MX Red. It's kinda unique in my opinion. You're getting almost the smoothness of a linear, while having just a tinge of tactility that's just faintly enough for a person to feel the actuation point. It isn't scratchy at all either.
Even so, I'll probably swap out for lubed Glorious Pandas once I get those, and I'm looking at Sakurio switches as well.
Edit: Revised thoughts after about a dozen more hours of testing.
@Naim Limani What did you end up going with? I'm also not sure to go for the reds or browns
@Naim Limani Thanks for your reply. I think I'll go for browns also, since I also do a lot of typing.
@Naim Limani Great to hear it, thank you! :)
I decided to go with the brown switches also, and ordered my q1 yesterday.
Am excited for it to arrive :)
The question is shirley, which do you prefer as a daily driver. I am on a red keeb, my brother has a blue that i want to break in half. I have never felt the brown but tbh the whole "feel the bump" thing seems kinda chilly chill.
later edit: just realized your mouse is mad weird haha
I think I prefer the brown a bit more for day to day hahaha I'm considering getting the Anne Pro 2 in blue to combat my husband's blue
Thanks for the video. It helped me decide between K1 vs K2. I just got the K2 today in the mail and Im loving it. The build is very solid. I was worried about the height but it seems to be just fine for me. I will have to get used to the key layout though
nice. hardly find someone who will get two same keyboard with diff key setup for comparison. Decided and Got my k6 brown into order ! cheers !👍🏻
Didn't know you could use a roomba as a mouse :) Great vid! THanks!
@Jesus is LORD bro shut the hell up. This comment was so funny and you just ruined it
@Jesus is LORD no.
Came for the comparison, stayed for the ASMR typing!
Great comparison video, helped sway me to the Brown switches.
Best review I've seen on this keyboard so far, made me choose the keychron k2 with red switches. Ty:)
Thank you! Glad I could help!
Just whacked O-rings on the Gateron Browns and it makes such a good difference! Saves me hotswapping to something more firm and silent. Good video 👍
What did you do to the o-rings? And how did that more positively affect the key presses or sound? I love the FEEL of a mechanical keyboard, but I don't like super clacky/clicky or mushy. I prefer the sound of my quiet low-profile laptop keys, but would rather the height/travel of a mechanical key.
@@lynneftw O-rings go inside the keycaps around the centre part that attaches to the switches. Generally they can make your keyboard a little quieter by preventing the switch from bottoming out, but if you have clicky switches it's not going to get rid of the click noise. They can also make the keys feel mushy depending on the o-rings you use.
Cool video. I'm myself trying to decide which switches to try out for my first mech keyboard. Just a piece of constructive feedback for 0:45, read "mAh" as "milliamp-hours", not "milliamps". :)
I know blue switches are loud but dang that is the loudest keyboard I ever heard
as you said they sound really close to each one, but guess I m gona go for team Red ))
You are from Russia
@@dawrekk nope
@@DrZipZwan Asia
@@dawrekk that's what I thought too
Years later this video still pretty good, got a V6 Pro with Brown Switches
I like the full sound of the reds
I always come back to brown switches. Gateron browns are nice.
Browns are best
Optical or mechanical?
@@himansharora5913 mechanical
@@bobasquid3339 I just ordered Rk 71 with gateron brown switches
Amazing Video. Btw are you using the stock keycaps? I see that the keycaps shine through.
i dont know about brown, but the red one make me do typo more, because u really didn;t need to press to hard to register the key
Same
Brown is the perfect switch
@@Steven-ol7wv what did you say?
Great video. Exactly what I was looking for as I am shopping keychron keyboards and on the fence between red and brown switches as well. Thank you!
What did you choose?
What’d you get?
This dude
answer damn it
dont blame him propably youtube notification doesnt work as always
I just wanted to thank you for this video! I found it very helpful in choosing brown switches over the red. I got my keyboard today, and it feels and sounds wonderful! I'm having such fun typing on it, and I'd have dithered longer and likely chosen less wisely without your assistance.
Would you say that the brown keys are reminiscent of old keyboards from the 90s (beige and grey keys)? Do they also in your opinion require a bit of pressure before they are actually pressed or they just drop right to the limit of their travel distance?
Thanks in advance.
Looking for a keyboard that would be as old school as possible yet with mac compatibility...
@@mobilaizer The three main switch types, Linear vs Tactile vs Clicky:
Linear: Smooth and consistent keystroke with a quiet noise.
Tactile: A small bump on each keystroke with a moderate noise.
Clicky: A small bump on each keystroke with a loud click noise.
@@mobilaizerif you’re still trying to decide, Unicomp might be what you’re looking for. They use the buckling spring key switches from the IBM Model M keyboard. But they are even louder than a blue switch.
BRUH THIS SOUNDS SO GOOD! My keyboard a home is membrane so its loud and uncomfortable. I was looking for a new keyboard and this help so much. Thanks! :)
How is a membrane loud lmao
@@plushnet Lol, yes.
How... is it loud?
Did you end up keeping both? If not, which one did you keep? I'm about a month into a K1 Brown, and I'm still honestly on the fence about it (which is why I'm looking at videos like this one)
Thanks a lot. Taking brown then. I have big hands and don't like sensitive and mushy (however it is spelled in english lol) keys. I like it clicky and with a bit resistance.
Since I am in chat support, proper typing gear is essential. Even in office setups they just give you cheap HP keyboards. (But I am freelancer now)
Exactly what I needed. Thank you!
Your video just solved my choice problem! Great review and keep going! Thanks!
So what did you buy?
@@mjrmagallanes I bought brown.
Blues are how you start wars.
Browns are how you end em.
Reds are how you make relationships.
I’ve never had one of these keyboards before, and I’m going to get the K3 for use with my Mac and iPad, I’m curious as a new person to this keyboard experience, do you recommend red or brown? Or blue? Also, does the RGB keyboard also have white light?
I got the specific white light one (it was cheaper too). I actually enjoy the brown a little more, it gives a little bit more 'feedback'
@@shirleylane1057 Hey there
does the caps lock indicator light up red when it is pressed or does it only work for rgb?
3:36 sound test
nice explanation. for very long typing, which switch will you choose? for programmers or typist myb..
I enjoy the brown one a little bit more due to the feedback that allows me to make less errors when typing. I think it's all personal preferences :)
Thanks, I just ordered the red k2! Idk about the wrist rest though. I have never used a keyboard this high, what are your recommendations?
That's awesome! I found a piece of leftover construction wood that I'm planning on sawing and sanding, hopefully it'll make a good wrist rest. You can also buy them online for $25 or so.
You can always upgrade and repair the stabilizers, it's very cheap to do so
or buy a razer huntsman elite :)
@@drcool763 yuck, no
got the red loving this sound
Just asked for this and can’t wait to get it for my birthday!
Great explanation and demo. I prefer brown switches myself. By the way what mouse are you using?
Thanks. It's the sculpt ergonomic mouse from microsoft. It has a long battery life but occasionally won't register.
@@shirleylane1057 thanks a lot, I'll watch some reviews.
Can you change specific keycap to yellow when order? How do you order mechanical keyboard anyway? Are they all prebuild or custom?
I know this is an older vid but I love how you said affordable and it really is! When people say affordable and then the keyboard is like over 100$ its so annoying omg thank you :)
Just got my K2 with browns a couple of days ago. I like the left half but I’m getting used to the layout on the right. Might have to also get the K8 as it may suit me better.
I'm finding myself having the same issues... did you get used to it? Or did you go larger?
same here .. right hand side.. something I can't get used to it..
@@돌돌돌-t6y give it enough time and you'll get used to it. I have a K3 which has the same layout as the k2 and I got used to it.
1:40 And the dog is like: "can u please stop that noise already?"
Thanks, I was going to go for the browns but after watching this I’m going for the reds
I could listen to the sound of typing all day :) Love it!
Where are the keycaps from? I really like that colorway.
139 -145 she woke up that dog with that blue switch lol
This is what I needed. Thanks!
I started on Reds and have been sold on the buttery smoothness of linear switches ever since. My daily driver are Cherry MX Speed (silver) switches atm. Can't fault them.
Brown switches feel to me like I got sand in my KB and the blues are just too tough to get used to at this point.
do you double click with cherry red ?
Love that ms ergonomic mouse
Nice video and decent editing 👌.
Question for mx or gateron red owners: do you have a feel of uncertainty if the key was pressed when typing while looking at the keys, not the screen?
Yup! The reds give you no feedback at all so you can’t know. The browns give you a very slight feedback, you’ll barely (almost never) be able to tell. The blues will give you clear feedback and you will be able to tell with certainty.
@@awesomeme5336 the people in the surrounding agree
Which is the model of this keycaps?
Great video, btw.
They’re just the default ones that came with the keyboard I believe
About HOW hard to do you need to press the keyboards on the brown? I really like the sound they made as they are lower pitch, but I don't want my fingers to be struggling since I type pretty fast.
Great video. This is irrelevant to the video but where did you get that wooden table top? I really like the finish and colour that it has. Is it the IKEA GERTON table top by any chance?
It's from Woodcraft.com, they had a store in Seattle. I think the IKEA Gerton should be good too!
Really nice video. I think you really captured the differences between sound and the feeling of the keys. I ended up getting a 104 key K1 with RGB with brown switches and it's been a bit of transition from a Daskey Cherry MX Blue switches - which were pretty loud, but you only needed to press down half way. The K1 with brown switches are a quieter 'twok' sound and the backlighting are big pluses.
@Jesus is LORD stop trying to push your religion on people oml i dont care
@@amberisclumsy *dies in lake of fire*
ACK!
Thank you, great comparison. What mouse are you using?
Thanks! It's the microsoft sculpt mouse: www.staples.com/Microsoft-5LV00001-USB-Wireless-BlueTrack-Mouse-Black/product_2110260?cid=PS:GooglePLAs:2110260&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=2110260&KPID=2110260&gclid=Cj0KCQjwn7j2BRDrARIsAHJkxmx7J9TMr3QurQfniO47W5DIpO7ndMWKT4t4f7_lr3iDGZRIt3tz8g8aAkscEALw_wcB
Thank you so much for this review! Exactly what I was looking for :)
I'm so glad! :)
Hi, are you getting any double clicking issue like when you click only 1 time letter appears 2 times in your monitor? Or any issue after using that you have facing now?
No double clicking issues I noticed
do you have any issue with the height profile of the K2? I was looking at the lower profile keychron models to spare my wrists but I def would prefer a 'full' keycap...
I tend to hover my wrist while typing, so it’s not at a painful angle. It takes some time to get used to, you might find a wrist pad to be useful.
probably the best and most useful review I've watched! Thanks!
Wow, thanks! That means alot :)
I've got a 1st Gen K2 with Cherry MX Browns instead of Gaterons, but my K4 has Gateron Browns and they are both amazing.
Nice info - thanks! I've just ordered the Keychron K2v2 with Gateron brown switches :)
Thank you this helped me decide which one to get... I’m going with the browns!!
1:41 cute doggo
The umbral Sacrifice ikr
thanks for the video! which one is more likely to make typos?
I found the reds slightly more
Have you tried the K1 v4? If so how do you like it comparing to K2?
This the exact vid I needed to help be to decide. Brown all the way!
More keyboard coverage please!
For typing I like brown better. The sound doesn’t bother as blue( I had a headache when I used blue ), and the feel is so good ( better than red). For gaming I think red is the winner
Very thoughtful comparison, thank you :)
Really excited to get the K2 with red ones. Great vid.
so the red key wont register until it hits the bottom ? I really want a mech , but i think these may be a bit too loud :-/
The mouse very cute ,what is the model ya can share pls ,Shirley 😊
Thanks for this awesome comparison video!!!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!!
Reds sound the best imo, but they are way too mushy / easy to press for me to get used to, too many typos and fingertips hurt from constantly bottoming out. Hoping browns are an improvement.
exactly my problem. They are too mush and i get so many typos. I swtiched from the blues to the reds. But gonna go for the brown in stead cause i need that clicky feel
Which one do you prefer? Reds or Browns
Is the brown or red closest to a normal mechanical keyboard
I'm kinda stuck between the the red or brown, what works best for gaming?
Red
Brown
Brown and Red, the endless battle.
Ikr
Nice comparison. What is this mouse btw?👀
I think it's the
MS Sculpt Ergonomic Mouse
That mouse, looks like you could hurt someone real bad with it. LOL!
Microsoft sculpt ergonomic for anyone wondering
Is that the new mini roomba on your desk?!
I just ordered the k2 with browns, i did get the hotswap version so i can swap to reda if im not enjoying the beowns. Just kind of nervous
In practice you can't tell the difference between red and brown.
Only when you're aware of how it feels can you tell the slight difference.
But when you're writing and essay at 75wpm concentrating on what you're writing, you can't tell really.
Also both of these switches make me feel like I might press a key accidentally
...so I'm thinking between blue and brown but I wonder if blue will eventually drive me mad. I've never had a mech keyboard before.
@ayo Why is that?
@ayo Oh i see, it's loud, but it would probably be a bother if I'm a gamer. Butr I'm a typist and it feels and sounds great and the sound doesn't bother me
great review! brown is ✨
I dont know if you know about the leds, but if someone does, could you answer me this question? If i choose the rgb version, can i still use the white les options or can i only use colors then?
Hi Shirley! Great video and awesome review 👍 I just got mine today off Amazon *red switch. But I also noticed my backlights were doing this weird thing every time I clicked the light button to change the light profile, the 1 key kept blinking twice first then it would change. But once I factory/manual reset the keyboard that went away. Maybe you should try and reset it and maybe your light issue might get fixed!
Thanks for sharing!
For gaming.. red is more advisable right?
Yes.
You seemed more comfortable with the brown teddy... go with that one
Love it! From Vietnam with luvvvv🥰🥰
What’s up bro!!!
i think the ups worker could shine some light on what happened to that cherry mx red while it was being delivered
Red sounds so smooth ☺️
how diffrent are the brown switch and the red switch?
It's mostly personal preferences, they're more similar between them and the blue switches!
Brilliantly put. Clear and well put together video. Subbed for more!
Red is a bit unforgiving for typers. All it takes is gentle touch of wrong key. I like it tho. Because the less i have to push the keys, the faster i can type.
Hi, really keen to buy one for typing, will never be gaming; should i get blue or brown? What is main difference when typing?
depends I would go for brown because blues will get annoying while browns maintain the tactile feel without hearing that lcick
If you really like having that feedback and don't mind the noise (I should say if your roommates don't mind the noise), then blue. I personally prefer the brown :)
What type of keycaps does this keyboard bring? Cherry profile?
Gateron
Thank you so much! Great review!
me: has 1 keychron k2
Shirley: has 2 keychron k2’s
hey, how are the stabilizers on this keyboard? would you recommend it for gaming/productivity use?
The spacebar issue seems like a problem with the stabilisers.
Nice video (helped me pick brown switches) but like that mouse...
Didn't felt like you are a beginner to the community. Great Video! :)