I just got into this hobby with an M1 V3 that was on sale, and I got the Rosewood switches. Aaaaaaand it kinda just makes me miss using my Logitech G413 SE. I know, sounds crazy. But I guess that just means I know I like tactiles more than linears, I just don't have much of a point of reference. What you said about the weight and feel was interesting. On paper, I don't think I want a switch that's even lighter than the Rosewoods. I don't want to go all in on buying yet another new switch, but I feel like I have to. And Akko's switches seem to be the only ones I can see that are reasonably priced that I can actually have shipped to me! Compared to the Lavender and Blue V3's, would you say this offers a better tactile feel and typing experience overall?
It comes down to how the switches are designed, with this switch having the tactility right at the top, it makes it feel like you have a 55g switch rather than a 35g switch but in the case if the lavenders and blues, the pretravel sort of gives you momentum to push on to the tactility, so in terms of resistance in the switch i would say these give you a better top resistance and falls off with a lighter bottom out, while the lavenders and the blues have sort of a similar design of tactility that has a heavier bottom out
@@Mega_Keys You made perfect sense, thanks for the detailed responses! What you said about the Lavenders sounds nicer to me on paper, but I'll look into switch tester sets. Cheers!
I like these honestly they have a bit more bite from the feel of them, but i can compare them to the cream blues if you'd be interested in a separate video
Great video brooooo!! I love the sound it produces!
Thank you brooo
I just got into this hobby with an M1 V3 that was on sale, and I got the Rosewood switches. Aaaaaaand it kinda just makes me miss using my Logitech G413 SE.
I know, sounds crazy. But I guess that just means I know I like tactiles more than linears, I just don't have much of a point of reference.
What you said about the weight and feel was interesting. On paper, I don't think I want a switch that's even lighter than the Rosewoods.
I don't want to go all in on buying yet another new switch, but I feel like I have to. And Akko's switches seem to be the only ones I can see that are reasonably priced that I can actually have shipped to me!
Compared to the Lavender and Blue V3's, would you say this offers a better tactile feel and typing experience overall?
It comes down to how the switches are designed, with this switch having the tactility right at the top, it makes it feel like you have a 55g switch rather than a 35g switch but in the case if the lavenders and blues, the pretravel sort of gives you momentum to push on to the tactility, so in terms of resistance in the switch i would say these give you a better top resistance and falls off with a lighter bottom out, while the lavenders and the blues have sort of a similar design of tactility that has a heavier bottom out
Bottom line is, i would urge you to get samplers instead of a full set of switches to see which ones suit what you are looking for
I hope I made sense :)
@@Mega_Keys You made perfect sense, thanks for the detailed responses! What you said about the Lavenders sounds nicer to me on paper, but I'll look into switch tester sets. Cheers!
@@Pamjamelia cheers! Have fun!
Perssss!!! Great vid as always
Thanks brother!
Nice Review. I would like to know how a heavier spring would change the this switch behavior. Same for the lavender pro.
Much love from germany.
Thank you brooo lets see what everyone thinks hehe
Can you make a comparison to the lavender purple pro?
Ill see what i can do for you bro
Where do you buy those keycaps? look good
These are gmk modo 2, with the modern kit (icon mods)
Which one are better, this or the lavender pro?
I like these honestly they have a bit more bite from the feel of them, but i can compare them to the cream blues if you'd be interested in a separate video
Nice vid mate
Thank you broo
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Hehe