Submitted by SnowDenForSnowden t3_115mi0d in MechanicalKeyboards
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AkDoxx t1_j92pbb9 wrote
You’ve either never tried a good linear switch, never tried a linear switch period, or never tried a mechanical keyboard. Troll somewhere else.
elmurfudd t1_j92pq61 wrote
fishing for downvotes ? weird kink but ok
SpiderPanther01 t1_j92msz0 wrote
Red's aren't mushy, you might be thinking of silent reds.
YodelingLlamas t1_j92mvbt wrote
Membranes have a tactile bump as the membrane dome collapses. Wild take that a linear action is indistinguishable from that
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ThatOneKid50 t1_j939ilg wrote
“membranes” are rubber domes with a mushy tactile feeling…linears are linear (NO bump and are not mushy? idk if u got the right switch homie u might be talking abt silent reds?
MrDexterReddit t1_j92xsk3 wrote
It's ok to be wrong.
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waamdisaiaya t1_j92pz0y wrote
Linears are: linears. Xd Membrane are very hard at first and then they go down on their own without force. I don't know if I explain myself.
sunfaller t1_j9394i0 wrote
Interesting take from someone new to the hobby. I've been in your place thinking the 3 main types of switches are red, brown, blue.
Cobertt t1_j92m67o wrote
Pretty bad take but I’ll bite. Reds aren’t mushy unless you are talking about silent reds, but they are still a cleaner keystroke than membrane.