There's nothing wrong with that but what are _you_ looking for in a keyboard? What will you be using it for? Do you want something great for typing, or gaming, or something in between? Do you like heavy keys, or light ones? Do you want a quiet keyboard, or something that makes a satisfying click? Do you want something compact or with a full spread of keys?
MX Reds are have a light spring and no tactile feedback (aka 'linear') you just keep pushing down and at some point the keypress is registered. That's not a bad thing necessarily, but some people prefer some physical (or audible) feedback when the keypress is registered - especially if the keyboard is primarily for typing. MX reds and copycat switches are popular for gaming in particular.
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- Location: Seattle, US
- Main keyboard: TOFU 65%
- Main mouse: Logitech G502
- Favorite switch: Box Jade
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