Cherry

''*Hint* When you see the unit cN that means centinewtons. 1cN = 1.0197g''

Tactile, Non-Clicky Switches
Cherry MX Clear - The switch is a stiff tactile bump without the "click" sound upon actuation. The name "Clear" was given to it by the company Cherry to distinguish it from the Cherry MX White switch variant. The stem is not entirely clear but more of the translucent white color.

The tactile bump in the Cherry MX Clear switch is more pronounced than that of the Cherry MX Brown switches. The Cherry MX Clear has one of the stiffest springs out of all Cherry switches. The tactile force requires 65cN of force, dips to 55cN for actuation, and then increases distinctively to 95cN for its peak force. Most typists prefer to not "bottom-out" when using said switch, meaning that they do not fully compress the spring after actuation.

Cherry MX Brown - The switch is a light tactile bump without the "click" sound upon actuation. The Cherry MX Brown switch has the least pronounced tactile bump out of all the Cherry switches.

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