Outemu browns , and really any switch are good for gaming and it really comes down to preference. I'd say mx speed silvers are similar to Razer yellow, followed by reds (lower/normal actuation point) and Gateron yellow non-optical (slightly heavier and a lower/normal actuation point as well) Optical yellow are lighter and have a higher actions With a pair Joy-Con controllers attached to a Switch, the system weighs 0.88 lbs, compared to the Switch Lite, which weighs 0.61 lbs. The Nintendo Switch also has a slightly larger touch screen The Razer Huntsman Elite and the Razer Huntsman V2 are wired mechanical gaming keyboards, but the V2 performs better overall. The V2 is Razer's first keyboard with an 8000Hz polling rate, and its latency is lower than the Elite's. Also, the V2 comes with PBT keycaps, which feel more durable and are less prone to shine than ABS keycaps, and the Akko Switches: https://en.akkogear.com/store/switch/?ref=12897Amazon Link: US: https://amzn.to/3HJXo2NCA: https://amzn.to/3JqrY2bUK: https://amzn.to/3gH Red/black box. The red/black concept, sometimes called the red–black architecture [1] or red/black engineering, [2] [3] refers to the careful segregation in cryptographic systems of signals that contain sensitive or classified plaintext information ( red signals) from those that carry encrypted information, or ciphertext ( black signals ). If you find the accidental keypresses usually happen on the homerow (ASDF JKL;), then you can try using a switch with a greater actuation force on just those keys. That is the beauty of a hotswappable keyboard. Personally, I like linear switches with 45g of actuation force and am trying out a set of switches at 38g of actuation force. By Katyna December 8, 2016. There are two types of Gateron switches, the yellow and the red. The main difference between the two is that the yellow switch is linear while the red switch is tactile. This means that when you press down on a key with a yellow switch, it will go down smoothly without any bumps or resistance. Akko cream yellows do have a slightly shorter travel but almost all akko/ktt switches are stem bottom out so it doesn't really matter in terms of sounds. If you want a clacky budget switch, I would get a ws yellow/red. They are the same in terms of sound as the heavy tactiles, which might be the single clackiest switch I've used so far. 2. The gateron cap v2 milky yellow might be worth a look on a tight budget. KS-3 housing is made for through-hole single color LED. Variants are black housing and milky housing. KS-8 housing is made for through-hole RGB LED. Variants are clear top/black bottom and milky top/black bottom. KS-9 housing has a window for SMD LED. Razor Green is a tactile, clicky switch and Cherry Red is a linear switch. I haven't used Razor green, but I'd assume cherry blue is similar. Understood - if I ever build my own, it would be with blues. I suppose I should try browns out. If you like clickyness, trying out box switches is a great option. DI9EEo4.