Blue Switch:
Switch Type: Clicky Switch
Operating Force: 60 gf/cN
End Operating Force: 65 gf/cN MAX
Pre Travel: 2.20mm
Total Travel: 4.00mm
Descriptions: The characteristic of this tactile switch is featured by tactile and audible feedback. Thanks to the striking "click", the Outemu Blue Switch not only provides noticeable, but also acoustic feedback.
Red Switch:
Switch Type: Linear Switch
Operating Force: 45 gf/cN
End Operating Force: 65 gf/cN MAX
Pre Travel: 2.00mm
Total Travel: 4.00mm
Descriptions: The linear switching characteristic combined with the low spring resistance triggers directly. The Outemu Red Switch is the first choice for beginners in the world of mechanical keyboards.The smooth-running enables balanced writing and gaming sessions.
Brown Switch:
Switch Type: Tactile Switch
Operating Force: 50 gf/cN
End Operating Force: 65 gf/cN MAX
Pre Travel: 2.00mm
Total Travel: 4.00mm
Descriptions: The characteristic of this tactile switch is characterized by a noticeable feedback. The noiseless guidance of the Outemu Brown Switch trains the sure instinct and helps to act tactically and strategically.
Black Switch:
Switch Type: Linear Switch
Operating Force: 60 gf/cN
End Operating Force: 80 gf/cN MAX
Pre Travel: 2.00mm
Total Travel: 4.00mm
Descriptions: The linear switching characteristic combined with an increased spring force triggers directly. Thanks to a stronger spiral spring, the tried and true Outemu Black Switch smoothly moves the keys back to the starting position and grants the necessary staying power for long writing and gaming sessions.
Purple Switch:
Switch Type: Tactile Switch
Operating Force: 50 gf/cN
Descriptions: An improved version of the Outemu Brown Switch, the sense of passage is weakened, and the rebound is fast than Brown Switch, can enables balanced writing and gaming sessions.
Green Switch:
Switch Type: Clicky Switch
Operating Force: 70 gf/cN
Descriptions: Similar to Outemu Blue Switch, the operating force is heavier than Outemu Blue Switch, with an eye-catching "click" sound and the rebound is more powerful. Can be used on big keys.
