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Title: Red, white and green Cherry switches?
Post by: NewbieOneKenobi on Wed, 22 September 2010, 11:24:12

Reds would be linear with reduced force, whites and greens tactile (greens harder than blues?). What would be the difference between these and the more stand blue, brown and black colours?

Title: Red, white and green Cherry switches?
Post by: itlnstln on Wed, 22 September 2010, 11:28:32

Cherry, basically, has 3 sliders: linear, tactile, and click.  Different spring (resistance) and stem (tactility/click) combinations create the different colors.

Linear: red, black, et. al.

Tactile: brown, clear, grey, et. al.

Click: blue, green (?), white (OOP), et. al.