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Mechanical keyboard noob here! I just bought a Keychron K10 and I'm weirded out by the Keychron Super Red switches. My first mechanical keyboard was a Logitech G610 with Cherry Reds, and it was noisy, springy and bouncy. The Super Reds on this Keychron is in comparison muted and very precise, for a lack of better words. And honestly, I somewhat preferred the more springy feel of the Cherry Reds in the Logitech keyboard and was a bit disappointed as I thought that "red is red" when it comes to these switches. I've had a Keychron K6 with Gateron Browns in the meantime for a few years, and this somehow feels more "related" to the Cherry Reds than these Super Red switches. Would a "blue" type of switch perhaps be a worthwhile upgrade? I like the precision of these Super Reds, but it's not engaging to type on when there's no feedback. The Cherry Reds were on the other hand fun to write on, but I missed the tactile feeling (Gateron Browns were simply a bit.. boring?).
the only logitech keyboard that i have that isn't trash, interestingly enough, is the rubber dome cheapy i got for work. their entry level or mid-range mech keyboards are just bad, though. i have a G610 and the keycaps fit so poorly, just brushing the keys with a duster is enough to pop the kaps off. and the stem slots are so thin they snap from general use. i had a few G413 but they used romer g keys, and really weird stems so replacement keys are impossible.
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