Cherry MX Browns vs Red?

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YusifGerard

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Hello,

After having been a rubber dome user for a long time, I'm discovering that Cherry MX Browns really aren't quite what I was expecting for typing and gaming.

My question is, are Cherry MX Reds closer or less like a rubber dome's feel, and are they suited for typing?
 
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If you want to type and game you are looking for blues. If you are looking for RTS gaming you are looking for reds but you will get typos more often. I first bought a Logitech G710+ with browns, hated it and went to reds. I love the reds for my RTS games like starcraft 2. It sucks for doing work though.
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Illumynization

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If you want to type and game you are looking for blues. If you are looking for RTS gaming you are looking for reds but you will get typos more often. I first bought a Logitech G710+ with browns, hated it and went to reds. I love the reds for my RTS games like starcraft 2. It sucks for doing work though.
 
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It's all preference, you should see if any stores around you sell them and will let you try them out. I use blacks and they're pretty good general purpose switches. They're the same as red but you need to apply more pressure to depress the keys (more than a membrane, while red require less).
 
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