I did the same but the yen had crashed at the time or something and it was cheaper than buying regular ones here. I passed that old switch to a sibling and got the AC one, looked into buying more Mario Red controllers to compliment this new “Mario Red and Blue” version but I’m glad I didn’t, seeing that it’s different. Yes, there is a difference. Red switches usually have a lower actuation force of around 45 grams, while brown switches typically require a slightly higher actuation force of about 55 grams. This difference affects the feel and sensitivity of the switches. Red Silents are pretty bad because they're usually spongy due to the modification to dampen the switch to make it quieter, and it doesn't make much of a difference anyway. 2. Outemu - From my own experience I've heard a lot of inconsistencies with outemu blue switches, with very noticeable differences in how the switches sound on the same Keyboard ConnectivityWired/Wireless (Bluetooth v5.0) Matrix61 Keys (Full Rollover) Height AdjustableYes. Battery1,600mAh. Key SwitchesRedragon Mechanical Blue Switches. Anti-ghostingfull N-Key rollover. Media KeysAvailable as a layered function. Cable Length6 ft/1.8 m. BacklightingYes, 16.8 M per-key RGB lighting. Blue Cap Switch VS Traditional Blue Switch The blue cap switch has a milky bottom housing. The Stem The center pole of the blue cap switch is shorter, but larger with a big hole in the center. The Bottom Housing The right one is the Cap Switch. The cap switch’s housing on the bottom has a hole, that goes through the center mast. The Spring Cherry MX Blue. Uno de los Switches más deseados por los aficionados al gaming. Es mucho más suave que los Black, aunque menos que los Brown y Red. Este Switch activa la pulsación a mitad del recorrido y ofrece una sensación muy llamativa que va acompañada por un sonido que puede llegar a ser molesto para algunos. 22 offers from $164.99. Switch Lite Case Protective Case for Nintendo Switch Lite, Case Compatible with Nintendo Switch Lite Hand Grip Case with Detachable TPU+Built-in PC Screen Protector & 2 x Thumb Grip Caps (Navy Blue) 925. 2 offers from $15.21. Nintendo Switch™ with Neon Blue and Neon Red Joy‑Con™. Nintendo. These switches rely on contact between two conductive materials to send a signal through a circuit board to the computer when a key is pressed. Since mechanical switches have been popular for a long time, the market has so many different mechanical switches: blue switch, red switch, brown switch, black switch, silver switch and so on. The Logitech G512 Special Edition and the Logitech G413 are very much alike. They both have a full-size layout and largely the same features and customization options. The G413 is available with Romer-G switches and has red backlighting. The G512 has full RGB backlighting and is available with GX Blue, Brown, or Red switches. Brown Switches. Brown switches are a mix of blue and red switches. They have a tactile bump but without the audible click. The tactile bump is not as noticeable as the blue switch but is still present, providing users with feedback without creating noise. The actuation force required to press the keys is similar to blue switches, making them Bl7mk.