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  I can’t stand it when I see razor switches. Mx browns are bearable.
context: Brown is only hated by those heavy tactile users. >
  
  the rog nx browns are actually very tactile. Its tactility is similar to the emogogo tactiles, long and rounded with no pretravel, but much lighter. >
  
  Some of the razer switches aren’t terrible, people only hate them because they’re in the disaster that are razer boards >
  
  More information about these gamer switches in case this shows up in google:
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  Razer Switches (Manufactured by TTC)
  - Razer Green & Razer Green RGB: Click jacket switches. Just like Cherry Blues.
  - Razer Orange: No-pretravel tactile switches. Feels like gateron limbos with slightly more noticeable tactility, slightly heavier spring and a lot more scratchiness.
  - Razer Yellow: Linear switches. almost as scratchy as stock Cherry Reds.  
  (Razer switches all have severe spring ping issues stock)  
  ROG NX Switches (Manufactured by Kailh)
  - ROG NX Brown: No-pretravel tactile switches. The tactility is very similar to the Prevail Emogogo tactiles, long and rounded throughout the whole keypress, but much lighter.
  - ROG NX Blue: Click jacket switches. Feels like no other clicky switches. Very refined sound (No rattling mess) for a click jacket-based switch.
  - ROG NX Red: Linears. Decently smooth stock and a bit better after lubing, but there is still audible scratch after lubing.  
  (ROG switches again have moderate spring ping issues stock)
  HyperX Switches (Said to be manufactured by TTC, not confirmed)
  - HyperX Blue: Click jacket switches. Even more rattly than Cherry Blues.
  - HyperX Aqua V2: Light tactile switches with a bit of pretravel. Most similar to SP-Star Meteor Oranges.
  - HyperX Red: Linears. Decently smooth stock. 
  (HyperX Blue & Aqua V2 have severe spring ping issues, Red has little for my sample)