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@@spaghettisauce445 well tbf you don't need the fanciest hardware to play League, just enough to point and click. With osu! being super fast paced, it makes more sense to get high polling rate more responsive set up for it.
@SpaghettiSauce445 from spectators' view and even with the few hours I have bored myself playing League, I certainly believe what I said. You can get away with the "school keyboards" like Funorange said in the video for FPS and MOBAs.
ive been using my Durgod Taurus K320 w/ black switches since around the start of december. this was my first higher quality keyboard and i seriously cant get enough of it. its so good for gameplay and general use. 10/10 from me
vortex cypher is one of my favorite keyboards for rhythm games despite being low polling rate. It just feels so much more consistent than other "non-gaming" brands.
i went from a laptop membrane keyboard to a mechanical keyboard. i tried to use random cheap keypads with reds, but i honestly am not a fan of linear switches and it made me play worse because of my fingers getting weaker. so i went back to my mechanical keyboard, which is a leopold fc750r w cherry mx clears. they're kind of heavy, but i don't mind it.
I'm actually in denial right now, it's been 2 years, really hoping my hand fully healed but i know that arthritis isn't something you can fully cured I wanna play osu maaaaaan
Also can't forget about the classic ThePooN's corsair K95 (which has been discontinued for a while now). I own K70 mk.2 with cherry browns and I love it. Only downsides I've noticed are the double clicks. Even tho it happens pretty rarely for me, kinda annoying to get cucked by it. Otherwise I love that keyboard. I used the alloy origins last year and it honestly feels weird to play with it now. I guess I guess I just found the perfect switch that suits me the best.
honestly the only matters for me when it comes to keyboard is the switches. I use a Kailh silver speed (almost close as Cherry MX Speed silver) with 35g spring mod on it.
@@resolvedmanx0156 I mean Cherry MX Speed Silver still better, but I can't get one here on my local online store so I have no option but Kailh Silver Speed.
Im using rk61 rn and honestly idk how to feel about it since its my first mechanical keyboard ever and i haven't tried anything else, also they're blue switches (i like the clicky-ness) so yeah i would like to try other keyboards in the future when i can afford them
That was my first keyboard, gave it to my brother and don’t remember what switches it was. Currently rocking the razor huntsman mini. Kinda wanna try something else, people seem to dislike razor. Not the best keyboard imo but the only other keyboard I have uses something similar to mx brown switches and it is a nice keyboard(fixed some of my bad habits) but I prefer red switches. Might give it another chance tbh.
I have too many keyboards at this point, But I haven't change my current setup for osu!, I've been using my Vortex Poker II (Cherry MX Red) since day 1 of registering to osu! in 2015, it still lives today and I use it for osu! drives. I tried boards with similar setup or new ones, but I keep coming back to that. I main on taiko with some fun standards. ;)
i'm using cheap gaming mechanical keyboard from a local brand, swap the switch with Akko matcha from outemu blue for my osu keybinds and it's great, tho the switch can't bounce fast enough for playing some high bpm stuff, but i'm a 6 digit so it's fine for now
I don’t think the ikbc 87 should be on the same tier as the hyper x alloy origins. The ikbc 87 isn’t BAD for osu but the slot origins feels so much more solid, and the switches feel much more smooth
Using the razer huntsman tournament edition, linear razer reds and wacky green keycaps lol, my only complaint after a years use is that the grit on the keys goes away fairly wuickly but you only notice it if ur looking for it
tho it's not really a keyboard, i would've loved to see how your keypad compares to the boards mentioned in the video when it comes to playing osu!... great video, regardless :)
I’ve just bought the cheater board (hyperx origins tkl) I can say that it help me with speed that I hit too early need to get used to the switches because it’s fast
the actuation distance is also so tiny. I tap everything early, and have issues with singletapping quickly because sometimes I don't completely lift my finger and the second keypress doesn't count.
ive used hyperx alloy (the old very trash one) with reds and browns, both trash when looking retrospectively, ducky 1-2 tkl with reds which was very good and no wonder its so popular but then i wanted something special so i got myself the peelseries apex pro and i couldnt recommend that keyboard enough. the build is very high quality, omnipoint switches are just nice linear switches and the ability to set an actuation point per key is nice for experimenting. the only downside of that is the price, even though its nowhere close customs.
It's insanely overpriced because of OmniPoints. Even for half the price it would still be a slight overprice because of cheap stabs and overall build quality compared to other keyboards of that price range. Despite all of that, I still want to buy it tho and I deifinitely will if there will not be another keyboard with adjustable actuation point switches on the market.
I've had the hyperx alloy origins for a year now, and though everything he has said is true, there are some serious drawbacks. The spacebar is rattly as hell, you will actually go insane, it's not hotswappable and also not lubed well, but because the switches are soldered, lubing it yourself is likely to cause more problems. After a year I can hear/feel rubbing plastic when I press my keys I use most slowly, very distracting on low bpm streams, they keys also wabble quite a lot which is also really distracting in any situation you're going to be pressing them gently.
Funny part is, I agreed with the list, except for the HyperX alloy board. I hated that board with everything it had going. Whack keycaps, super pingy, low profile threw me off at everything, annoyingly loud (used reds), garbage RGB control, and suuuuch a hard, budget typing experience. That board definitely didn't touch my desk more than a month, before I desoldered the switches, and gave the rest to my local dumpster
Im currently using Steelseries apex pro tkl, and looking at buying the Hyperx alloy origins keyboard just for osu. How do they compare (switch wise) and is it worth switching to the hyperx?
You mentioned for the leopold board that you need an adapter because it's locked at 125hz and i have that exact problem with that board. Do you mind linking an adapter that might help?
Best board for speed is definately the apex pro / tkl i have a custom one and its to good, I have tried like 50 different boards and this was the best feeling by far, its just like an upgraded alloy origins (the price tells it two xd) but its speed makes it really nice
hey spazza, i was looking for the hyperx allow origins core keyboard, and i found out they have 3 switches. HyperX Aqua, HyperX Blue and HyperX red. Out of those, what would you recommend? I'm afraid of blues since they require higher pressing force at 50g (should I even worry about that?), and I've never heard about Aqua switches, so I don't know if they're actually good for osu. I've had a HyperX Alloy FPS with Red switches for some years now, but I wouldn't mind a change if it's actually better for osu
@@imeverywhere629 aquas are light tactile, yeah. not as heavy as blues but you still get the click on actuation for feedback. The reds are what the top players use, and everyone recommends, so if you're used to reds it may be better to stick to them.
recently picked up a hyperx alloy origins. the keyboard is honestly super overrated (AS A KEYBOARD FOR TYPING) for osu!, i mean yeah, its solid. but i honestly don't find it any different from other high-end stock keyboards on this list. i think the main reason why it's probably the best is because of its accessability and price. if you're looking for a board ONLY for osu!, yeah sure. but don't buy it thinking it'll be an amazing keyboard. the stabilizers are the main reason i don't like this board. it is honestly so bad. i've also had a problem with it personally. when using it, it sometimes just stops registering for a second. this also happened to me during a tournament. it was super annoying. it wasn't any problems with the cord or anything. but make sure to keep that in mind. (Edit: found out this was not the keyboards fault, rather my computers fault) anyways, decent for osu!, bad for anything else. if you care about keyboards, do not get this board
same here, I've had it for a year with daily use of 10+ hours and it's never stopped registering for even a second. Warranty replace that thing asap. Everything else you said is valid af tho.
I used a Steelseries Apex M500, the predecessor to the 6gv2, and i'd say that the keyboard was pretty good, though the keycaps were abs plastic but still a good kb
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not that anymore, there's better keyboards with magnetic technology and they are much better and faster + hyperx origins is super overrated, I speak as a person who has this keyboard
osu!mania player here, The origins is almost a good solid board (1000hz and next to no chord splitting), but the stabilizers are garbage, their software's lacking a bunch of lighting options (which were available on older versions) and you kinda need to swap the keycaps for a better typing experience. It's definitively a step up from their first keyboard ever (the alloy FPS. Capped at 125 hz unfortunately orz), but if the alloy FPS was 1000hz I'd still be using it P.S.: The switches are just rebranded gaterons. Other high level players who have tried/seen this board agree on this. Good luck finding good and compatible keycaps :( And yes, I own both boards and still think the stabs found on the alloy FPS are better.
oh and HX is now a part of HP (their peripheral line at least). So time will tell if they actually get their stupid NGenuity drivers out of beta (yes, it's been on beta for the past...5 years I think?)
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hey spazza, i want to use my custom board for osu but i seem to fingerlock less and have more speed and stamina on blue switches, ive tried reds, blacks, and yellow switches but the blue switches always feel better, the problem with using the blues is that i cannot use them at night time, do yo know any light tactile switches that are good for osu?
I haven't tried as many tactiles but in my experience, cherry mx browns are way too light so they feel almost linear. If you're on a budget you can check Akko's switches, otherwise go for classic gateron browns I guess (or Kiwis if you're feeling fancy)
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can you show how you mountet the camera in this video?
a single tear rolled down my eye when you put leopold in c tier
cry about it
Fr i love my leopold 750rs for both osu and typing in general it's literally perfect
cause u dropped cake on it lol
WYSI lol
aireu are you even a human being or an artificial intelligence created by skynet to lay dormant until the year 2031 and take over all humanity
Spazza be like
30+ god quality keyboards at home,
but 1 Logitech office mouse
dude tyler1 uses old 2000s dell stuff for league
@@spaghettisauce445 well tbf you don't need the fanciest hardware to play League, just enough to point and click. With osu! being super fast paced, it makes more sense to get high polling rate more responsive set up for it.
@@Cybrtronlazr league isnt super fast paced? im just joking around
@SpaghettiSauce445 from spectators' view and even with the few hours I have bored myself playing League, I certainly believe what I said. You can get away with the "school keyboards" like Funorange said in the video for FPS and MOBAs.
@@Cybrtronlazr nah mechanical much better for league when ur decent same with how when you first start osu you can use badically anything
This timing of this video for me is insane
SAMME, bought the ducky One 2 mini
@@danzyz5129 lmao i did exactly the same yesterday, but bought ducky one 2 sf version (i play touhou i cant give up my arrow keys lol)
@@TheRazer781 aha niice
ive been using my Durgod Taurus K320 w/ black switches since around the start of december. this was my first higher quality keyboard and i seriously cant get enough of it. its so good for gameplay and general use. 10/10 from me
vortex cypher is one of my favorite keyboards for rhythm games despite being low polling rate. It just feels so much more consistent than other "non-gaming" brands.
9:36 he has 727 combo
i went from a laptop membrane keyboard to a mechanical keyboard. i tried to use random cheap keypads with reds, but i honestly am not a fan of linear switches and it made me play worse because of my fingers getting weaker. so i went back to my mechanical keyboard, which is a leopold fc750r w cherry mx clears. they're kind of heavy, but i don't mind it.
whatever keyboard doesn't sound like 2 cars fucking in there live streams is the best keyboard
LOLLL
I love keyboard so much, but my arthritis say no to keyboard
I'm actually in denial right now, it's been 2 years, really hoping my hand fully healed but i know that arthritis isn't something you can fully cured
I wanna play osu maaaaaan
ok the segway to the ad is amazing, not skipping the ad
I am currently using a GMMK Pro with SP Star Meteor Whites. And I love this
lol i bought the alloy origins on sale and it's really good tho, glad to see it on this tier list
Also can't forget about the classic ThePooN's corsair K95 (which has been discontinued for a while now). I own K70 mk.2 with cherry browns and I love it. Only downsides I've noticed are the double clicks. Even tho it happens pretty rarely for me, kinda annoying to get cucked by it. Otherwise I love that keyboard. I used the alloy origins last year and it honestly feels weird to play with it now. I guess I guess I just found the perfect switch that suits me the best.
Had doubleclicks too, but i had the speed switches
OH NO CHERRY... BROWNS!!!!!!!!
@@NBLoccherry browns bad haha XDDDDDDD
we should type on the grass keyboard
new Spazza upload get hype
best keyboard is the friends we made along the way
true
honestly the only matters for me when it comes to keyboard is the switches. I use a Kailh silver speed (almost close as Cherry MX Speed silver) with 35g spring mod on it.
beats cherry because of the shorter actuation point. I train on cherry black or zeal roselio and switch to kailh silver for speed
@@resolvedmanx0156 I mean Cherry MX Speed Silver still better, but I can't get one here on my local online store so I have no option but Kailh Silver Speed.
Hope you recover soon and come up with more banger content
Great vid. :D Was the video lenght on purpose or is it just a lucky coincidence :).
make one more tier list with the wootin.
well time to search the vaxei keyboard to fool my parents 😉
Im using rk61 rn and honestly idk how to feel about it since its my first mechanical keyboard ever and i haven't tried anything else, also they're blue switches (i like the clicky-ness) so yeah i would like to try other keyboards in the future when i can afford them
Ah the rk61 everyones first keyboard
That was my first keyboard, gave it to my brother and don’t remember what switches it was. Currently rocking the razor huntsman mini. Kinda wanna try something else, people seem to dislike razor. Not the best keyboard imo but the only other keyboard I have uses something similar to mx brown switches and it is a nice keyboard(fixed some of my bad habits) but I prefer red switches. Might give it another chance tbh.
I have too many keyboards at this point,
But I haven't change my current setup for osu!, I've been using my Vortex Poker II (Cherry MX Red) since day 1 of registering to osu! in 2015, it still lives today and I use it for osu! drives. I tried boards with similar setup or new ones, but I keep coming back to that. I main on taiko with some fun standards. ;)
Crazy how fast this became outdated
Unrelated question what desk mat you using?
i'm using cheap gaming mechanical keyboard from a local brand, swap the switch with Akko matcha from outemu blue for my osu keybinds and it's great, tho the switch can't bounce fast enough for playing some high bpm stuff, but i'm a 6 digit so it's fine for now
Ranking Every Popular osu! Keyboard
Love the epic $10.000 Logitech-G gaming mouse
Current keyboard:
GK64XS
Gateron Yellow Switches (unlubed)
PBT Bento Clones
The switches are 10x more important than the keyboard itself.
I can't even afford the cheapest mechanical keyboard out there on Amazon so I think am watching this only for his accent at this point very good video
I don’t think the ikbc 87 should be on the same tier as the hyper x alloy origins. The ikbc 87 isn’t BAD for osu but the slot origins feels so much more solid, and the switches feel much more smooth
Best keyboard for osu at this moment has to be the Razer Blackwidow X Chroma
The switches are perfect for singletapping or streaming
Using the razer huntsman tournament edition, linear razer reds and wacky green keycaps lol, my only complaint after a years use is that the grit on the keys goes away fairly wuickly but you only notice it if ur looking for it
i got a HyperX 3 days ago i couldnt stream 220 with my other kb and i can now stream around 250
Yea of course
tho it's not really a keyboard, i would've loved to see how your keypad compares to the boards mentioned in the video when it comes to playing osu!... great video, regardless :)
i know nothing about keybored i play on laptop but its still rly intersting thx
You have nice fingees 👍
whats the mouse name in the start of the video im curious
good video Derek
I’ve just bought the cheater board (hyperx origins tkl) I can say that it help me with speed that I hit too early need to get used to the switches because it’s fast
the actuation distance is also so tiny. I tap everything early, and have issues with singletapping quickly because sometimes I don't completely lift my finger and the second keypress doesn't count.
@@faithzebedee3405 this is the same issue i struggle with since i’m used to reds with longer actuation point just need to get used to it
where is jhlee0133 keyboard?
I just use the office keyboard lmao
as long as your keyboard has red switches you're good
ive used hyperx alloy (the old very trash one) with reds and browns, both trash when looking retrospectively, ducky 1-2 tkl with reds which was very good and no wonder its so popular but then i wanted something special so i got myself the peelseries apex pro and i couldnt recommend that keyboard enough. the build is very high quality, omnipoint switches are just nice linear switches and the ability to set an actuation point per key is nice for experimenting. the only downside of that is the price, even though its nowhere close customs.
i havent seen many people use the apex pro for osu, dunno if its the price or the "gaming brand" which puts people off
It's insanely overpriced because of OmniPoints. Even for half the price it would still be a slight overprice because of cheap stabs and overall build quality compared to other keyboards of that price range. Despite all of that, I still want to buy it tho and I deifinitely will if there will not be another keyboard with adjustable actuation point switches on the market.
as a Leopold fanboy my heart broke a bit when i see Leopold on B tier 😥
haha I was browsing to get a new keyboard for osu just now
I've had the hyperx alloy origins for a year now, and though everything he has said is true, there are some serious drawbacks. The spacebar is rattly as hell, you will actually go insane, it's not hotswappable and also not lubed well, but because the switches are soldered, lubing it yourself is likely to cause more problems. After a year I can hear/feel rubbing plastic when I press my keys I use most slowly, very distracting on low bpm streams, they keys also wabble quite a lot which is also really distracting in any situation you're going to be pressing them gently.
I use the redragon dragonborn with red switches. it's good but the polling rate it's a bit low
Have you ever considered reviewing the ducky one 3?
i got my first 8* pass in a broken huntsman mini xD
Funny part is, I agreed with the list, except for the HyperX alloy board. I hated that board with everything it had going. Whack keycaps, super pingy, low profile threw me off at everything, annoyingly loud (used reds), garbage RGB control, and suuuuch a hard, budget typing experience. That board definitely didn't touch my desk more than a month, before I desoldered the switches, and gave the rest to my local dumpster
Can u make the part 2 of the popular keyboards of osu! Including the new Best keyboard like wooting UwU?
I feel like HyperX is gonna make more money because of this vid then Spazza and SkillShare combined
Im currently using Steelseries apex pro tkl, and looking at buying the Hyperx alloy origins keyboard just for osu. How do they compare (switch wise) and is it worth switching to the hyperx?
I use both boards, I personally prefer the apex pro. It's all preference however I prefer the customization of the apex pro.
The mouse really ruins the aesthetic vibes
I dare you to get well mr spazza
Ayo can you drag click that Mouse, Spazza?
You mentioned for the leopold board that you need an adapter because it's locked at 125hz and i have that exact problem with that board. Do you mind linking an adapter that might help?
It's called a PS2 adapter and it should already be in the box
What's the difference between 125 and ? How high does it go. I have a leopold 750rs and didn't know about this
Best board for speed is definately the apex pro / tkl i have a custom one and its to good, I have tried like 50 different boards and this was the best feeling by far, its just like an upgraded alloy origins (the price tells it two xd) but its speed makes it really nice
what about stabilizers? Spacebar, shift and etc.
and keycaps)
@@ioa5004 i think they are pretty good, only bad part are keycaps but i have bought a custom set :)
@@fieeraontop stabilizers are lubed?
@@ioa5004 i dont really know but they feel very good, way better than any other kb i had but i never really looked at it
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hey spazza, i was looking for the hyperx allow origins core keyboard, and i found out they have 3 switches. HyperX Aqua, HyperX Blue and HyperX red. Out of those, what would you recommend? I'm afraid of blues since they require higher pressing force at 50g (should I even worry about that?), and I've never heard about Aqua switches, so I don't know if they're actually good for osu. I've had a HyperX Alloy FPS with Red switches for some years now, but I wouldn't mind a change if it's actually better for osu
Just go for the red switch. I get used to play with linear switch so much now i cannot play normal with tactile switch.
The red switch is the one everyone recommends, so get that I guess
I personally use aqua and think its nice but if you dont wanna risk it, get reds.
@@stwish3910 what's the feeling of aquas? i literally never heard of them before until today
@@imeverywhere629 aquas are light tactile, yeah. not as heavy as blues but you still get the click on actuation for feedback. The reds are what the top players use, and everyone recommends, so if you're used to reds it may be better to stick to them.
Best keypads for osu next?
recently picked up a hyperx alloy origins. the keyboard is honestly super overrated (AS A KEYBOARD FOR TYPING)
for osu!, i mean yeah, its solid. but i honestly don't find it any different from other high-end stock keyboards on this list. i think the main reason why it's probably the best is because of its accessability and price.
if you're looking for a board ONLY for osu!, yeah sure.
but don't buy it thinking it'll be an amazing keyboard. the stabilizers are the main reason i don't like this board. it is honestly so bad.
i've also had a problem with it personally. when using it, it sometimes just stops registering for a second. this also happened to me during a tournament. it was super annoying. it wasn't any problems with the cord or anything. but make sure to keep that in mind. (Edit: found out this was not the keyboards fault, rather my computers fault)
anyways, decent for osu!, bad for anything else. if you care about keyboards, do not get this board
I have been using this keyboard quite a lot, but never experienced any of the problems you mentioned, maybe you got a defective kb, idk
same here, I've had it for a year with daily use of 10+ hours and it's never stopped registering for even a second. Warranty replace that thing asap. Everything else you said is valid af tho.
@@faithzebedee3405 ended up trying different keyboards, turns out it’s an issue with my computer
what about a keypad tier list??
What ever they say, i still gonna use bloody shit keyboard
Bloody mechanical is B tier Bloody optical is SSS tier
@@9core TRUE
Kinda wanted to know what the ducky one 3 mini would be like for osu, nevertheless a well made video :)
u forgot the crazyboard mark one
What about Corsair K63
i have the apex pro tkl. banger keyboard
Kills stamina tho
I have a ducky one 2 mini with silent red switches but for some reason I can’t single tap or do 200 bpm stream/bursts like I do on my keypad
I used a Steelseries Apex M500, the predecessor to the 6gv2, and i'd say that the keyboard was pretty good, though the keycaps were abs plastic but still a good kb
abs isnt bad. you just have bad abs. there is bad pbt too
Been using the Ducky one 3 series and loved it so far, the only problem i have is like what other people said about ducky, build quality sucks!
what about razer huntsman mini?
yes
i am using a leptop key board but i am goung to get the hyperx
rate sayobot o2c cherry mx red keypad PLS
just tier
$1000 worth of keyboards but $5 mouse LMAO
nice
gg
try to do it with keypad
Laptop keyboard SS tier
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i am the only one that dont use keyboad while play osu but with only mouse?
new keyboard wooding 60 he
You forget about Corsair xd
@RikaIchinose i got mine on aftermarket. K70rapidfire and im happy. Change switches on silent lemon's and lube stabs.
*me owning 2 bfkbs*
WHY IS IT ONLY A TIER uwu
on second note though it probably is only SS tier for taiko, not osu! so A tier is ok.
why are you using an office mouse?
SPAZZA IM OVER YOU AVOIDING THE APEX PRO TKL. ITS WORTH EVERY PENNY OF THE 200$. #APEXPROTKLGANG
Lmao he has like a really nice keyboard but he has a office mouse…
S p a z z a 1 7 .
Hyper X good for mania?
not that anymore, there's better keyboards with magnetic technology and they are much better and faster + hyperx origins is super overrated, I speak as a person who has this keyboard
@@Sl4sher_ioalright thanks for the info 😁👍
@@blue5371 no problem, you're welcome
I have same mouse 💀
No aetrna board sadly
osu!mania player here,
The origins is almost a good solid board (1000hz and next to no chord splitting), but the stabilizers are garbage, their software's lacking a bunch of lighting options (which were available on older versions) and you kinda need to swap the keycaps for a better typing experience.
It's definitively a step up from their first keyboard ever (the alloy FPS. Capped at 125 hz unfortunately orz), but if the alloy FPS was 1000hz I'd still be using it
P.S.: The switches are just rebranded gaterons. Other high level players who have tried/seen this board agree on this. Good luck finding good and compatible keycaps :(
And yes, I own both boards and still think the stabs found on the alloy FPS are better.
oh and HX is now a part of HP (their peripheral line at least). So time will tell if they actually get their stupid NGenuity drivers out of beta (yes, it's been on beta for the past...5 years I think?)
didnt watch video. hyperx alloy origins best prebuilt mechanical. self built mechanical is best. rest is F tier
No Potato Keyboard. Dislike
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@@norm. wowowowowow wow spazza interaction keystrokes interaction replying to comment wow I am God.
hey spazza, i want to use my custom board for osu but i seem to fingerlock less and have more speed and stamina on blue switches, ive tried reds, blacks, and yellow switches but the blue switches always feel better, the problem with using the blues is that i cannot use them at night time, do yo know any light tactile switches that are good for osu?
Glorious pandas worked for me the best so far, but yellow gats with 65g springs felt nice too. You could also try making your blues not clicky.
I haven't tried as many tactiles but in my experience, cherry mx browns are way too light so they feel almost linear. If you're on a budget you can check Akko's switches, otherwise go for classic gateron browns I guess (or Kiwis if you're feeling fancy)
ttc bluish white p nice or just regular mx brown if you want the sandy linear feel
@@Spazza17 alright, thanks a lot
You can try a lot of enthusiast grade light tactiles like ice candies tungsten cotton candies akko lavenders and such
APEX PRO EVIL GANG 😈😈😈😈😈