Typing this on my G2Pro with MX Clears that I got ~30 minutes ago. 
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Not quite sure if I like clears more than reds and blues just yet, but I took a typing test on typeracer, and I must say that the typing experience is great. I will have to put on some better keycaps before I can conclude if I like clears or not.
It would be very nice to hear from you how do you actually compare clears with reds. I know there are many threads on that comparison, but in general those were made by people that are already biased to clears. Based on what you have shared you appeared neutral. So if you want to share a couple of paragraphs on the subject, it will be very useful.
Alright. So far, I have noticed that I type more precisely with clears compared to reds, due to the large tactile bump. As you may know, stock clears are a tad bit heavier than stock reds, but I don't mind that at all. It's definitely easier to not bottom out with clears. Reds are smoother, and I can type faster on them, but as I said before, also less accurate. It's a great switch if you want the tactile bump, but don't want the clickyness from blues/greens/whites. I like clears, but reds are still my favorite due to the fact that I'm a gamer and I prefer the super light linear switches for gaming purposes. If I were a writer or something, I'd probably favor the clears.
