#DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LINEAR TACTILE AND CLICKY UPDATE#
Data is incomplete, some switches didn’t have definitive spec data on actuation or bottom out force, if more definitive information comes out I will update.Consequently, a lot of these sites are the best places for you to get a lot of these switches on the table. Data was pulled from an array of sources including Input Club, PCGamer, Deskthority, /r/mechanicalkeyboards, Geekhack, NovelKeys,, KBDFans, Massdrop and Originative.A quick refresher, actuation point is the point where the key switch sends the signal to the computer, bottom out is when the key switch is fully pressed down. Here’s our big ass list of keyboard switches and their actuation weights, bottom out weights and distances, if you don’t know what these terms mean please take a look at our everything you need to look for in a gaming keyboard post. If you’re looking to learn more about mechanical switches and how they work, jump to what are mechanical switches.Ĭombine your favourite switch with our best keyboard recommendations and you’ll be sure to have a great typing and gaming experience. Pick the chart category of switch you’re interested in comparing. You can hover over the plots to get clearer labels and some data points. These plots aren’t perfect, they’re likely missing a new switches, some data might be inaccurate due to available data, and some bubbles overlap heavily so it’s hard to read. Types of mechanical keyboard switches Linear - The first is linear that has a consistent resistant and a smooth typing experience Tactile - The tactile form.
The farther up and to the right the switch is, the heavier that switch is in terms of feel. I’ve also created plot charts based on actuation travel (measured in mm) and actuation force (measured in grams). Due to the difference between different monitors, the picture may not. The database includes what type of switch they are, and what their weight and actuation points are, you can use this table to approximate what a switch might feel like, a switch that has similar numbers to a red switch will give you an idea of what that switch could feel like. Mechanical Keyboard Switch 3Pin Clicky Linear Tactile Silent Switches RGB LED. To help people find info about switches quickly, I’ve put together this living database of switches that log all information I could find on the switches.
There are a lot of switch options out there, even for someone who’s actively writing about keyboards and switches, I find myself having to look up what some switches are and what they feel like.
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