Brown switches are the best switches for gaming because they require the least amount of pressure to activate, and this means that the gamer requires less effort to play the game with the brown switches. This makes it easier for the gamer to play for more extended periods. Brown switches are also designed for gaming, which means that they need From what I can tell from the specs, the Vintage White switch seems to be their take on the Cherry MX Silver switch as it is a linear with a very light actuation force, at least compared to the Rose Red and Matcha Green switches. The Radiant Red is just a heavier linear. The one I'm MOST interested in is the Lavender switch. I compare the Vulcan 120 AIMO keyboard with Roccat's new TITAN switches and compare with Cherry MX Browns.Top Left Keyboard = CoolerMaster MK750 / Cherry MX The MX Silent Red were pretty quiet. I will say watch out for the modifier key stabilizers, as you can have quiet main keys but loud modifier keys. The stabs on my Ducky (especially on the space bar) were annoyingly loud, while quieter on my Vortex and silent on a Varmilo. AutoModerator • 1 yr. ago. The main difference between Outemu and Gateron switches is, Gateron switches are more durable, built to last longer and have a lower actuation force compared with Outemu switches. To determine the better brand of the two, certain features and specifications like durability and activation force are important. red switch and blue switch keyboard sounds ASMR. hope you guys enjoyed that video, let me know which switch you like better:)keyboards: Tecware Phantom 87 wi 7.4 Office. The Keychron K10 is good for office use. It's well-built, and it comes with two incline settings, but it lacks a wrist rest. It's available with linear, clicky, and tactile mechanical switches, and the Gateron Brown switches on our unit provide a great typing quality. Cherry Browns are quite responsive. You will only have to exert around 50 cN of operating force to register a keystroke. This has more actuation force compared to Cherry reds, so they are more precise. You get good tactile feedback whenever a keystroke has been registered. This makes them ideal for gamers and typists. 5. Gateron Green Switches. Another excellent Clicky Switch in the Gateron Family. These Gateron Green Switches can be called an upgraded version of Gateron Blue Switches as it has some advanced characters like 20-gram higher actuation with a travel distance of 2.4mm which is quite higher than Blue switches. Reds are typically linear browns are tactile and blues are clicky and have a bump. Linears are smooth and have no bump tactiles are the middle ground with a bump but not a click and clickys are on the other end of the spectrum because they have a bump and make a click sound. [deleted] • 2 yr. ago. carmvael • 3 mo. ago. GZ54r.