My review on the mechanical keyboard testpad. It's not a very perfect one but I try to be as detailed as possible.
So after numerous attempts on molesting the keypads, here is my verdict:

RED.[/b]

too light for my liking. feels very insecured whether did i register the key successfully onot.

BROWN.

i found that BROWN is a perfect balance between light and heavy actuation force. RED is kinda airy and it makes me feel insecure that whether did i succesfully registered the key. but for you lazy bum out there maybe RED is the one.

BLUE.

i kinda like the clicky sound on BLUE switches as it gives you the secured feeling that you've registered the key, unlike BROWN or RED. however, i believe after a long-term usage, i might find the clicky sound annoying. plus, it's very noisy you probably cannot on stealth mode gaming during midnight anymore.

BLACK.

i still do not understand why BLACK is the favored for gaming keyboard. it feels very heavy for first time user like me. gamers are lazy, like me, i don't find the logic for using more force to press a key if they're being lazy. or maybe the heavy force is to actually prevent the keyboard for damaging the switches as gamers' rage, then ok i understand.

ERGO CLEARS.

i found that ergo clears is an acceptable range for me. further research brings me to geekhack where they mentioned this key as "brown switches with a more tactile feel" which i am fond of. i prefer this more than brown switches to be honest.

BLACK + 65G.

too heavy for my liking. but if like to spam your key, maybe you might like this.

CLEAR + 65G.

Very similar to ERGO CLEARS, except it's lighter from what my fingers told me. but generic i think they are the same. favorable.

GREEN

it rebounds the key back more responsive than BLUE. but still the sound might get annoying after some time usage.

CLEAR

it's slight harder than brown. if you're pondering between BROWN and BLUE switches but yet you do not want the clicky sound from BLUE switches, maybe this is for you.

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