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Question: What kind of switch is it? black or red?
Document: I have both the Red Cherry Switch and Black Switch versions of the SteelSeries 6Gv2. Both are very heavy, solid keyboards. You will be happy with either keyboard. The Black version has white lights for Num, Caps, and Scroll and the Red version lights are red. The Red Version also has a red plate under the keys.The black version takes more force to type and is louder than the red. I prefer the Red Version for typing emails and word processing.
I like it. I NEED clicky feel otherwise I mess up royally, because I am a lousy typist. It's solid and heavier than the plasticky stuff most computers come with. The space bar on mine s louder than I like and it feels like either the red switch under the bar is not solid or that the position of the bar on the switch is precarious. The red switch are a bit higher than the black ones. I like it, but I won't buy another one.
Pros- Very sturdy. Well built. Great clean, basic design. No malfunctions of any kind.Cons- The enter key (as many have noted) is not the ideal shape/size.More: This keyboard has black cherry switches. A year later I have concluded I prefer blue cherry switches the best.
I love the red metal plate behind the keys; it gives the keyboard an eerie glow when viewed from a high enough angle. The key strikes are solid, and provides the &#34;clackity-clack&#34; if that's the kind of thing you're into. If you're trying to let your roommate sleep, this is definitely not the keyboard for you, and you should stick to something that is not classified as a &#34;mechanical&#34; keyboard.
High quality keyboard with nice cherry red switches.The cherry red switches are non-tactile meaning you can't feel the point where the key press is actually registered.For FPS games this would be great, but for SC2 and typing in general it's a little too easy to accidentally press a key more than once and mess up my game.My one other gripe is the keyboard is kind of tall and wasn't very comfortable for me.
LOVE it!!!!! !And i am using this keyboard to typing this review. I think the red switch it suit for it.!!!!!!!!!!!!! !
I was constantly having to re-adjust. With the 6GV2 keybaord I don't have to do that anymore and typing is actually fun and might even provide students with the motivation to write-up those papers. You can buy this keyboard and be happy with it. Also worth noting is the fact that it is quieter than most mechanical keyboards because of how the red switch is designed.
After a couple days, it's great. I'm mad that I didn't switch from my rubber dome keyboard faster. People say black switches cause fatigue during gaming; well, I haven't felt it yet! I honestly couldn't have been more satisfied.
In the modern age of computing, there are two things you should (or must) have: a solid state drive and a mechanical keyboard. Having used either is the equivalent of losing your virginity, you just can't go back to an old-school HDD or a rubber padded keyboard. The immediate feedback, softer keys (I have a red switch), and decreased typing effort makes typing fun!Cons: the price!
Very first time I pressed few random keys I noticed the difference but it didn't registered to me just how awesome it felt was until I sat down and began typing away. Even with supposedly the worst typing black switch, it was such a joy that I began to spam msg my friends because I just wanted an excuse to type.
Answer: Red