Outemu Red, Brown or Blue for gaming?

[anuyunn]

Planning to buy a new mechanical keyboard, what's more better for gaming? Outemu Red, Brown or Blue?

[LHJKO]

Its really up to you 

I like blues 

you could get a tester to see what feels the best to you 

[seon123]

The Blues have hysteresis, which makes them bad for competitive gaming. Linear switches are generally the most recommended for competitive gaming, as they should be most responsive. 

[TamerOfCarps]

I vouch for red switches, but outemu is garbo. Have it on my current board and they're scracthy as all hell.

[Boinbo]

On 6/14/2019 at 3:18 AM, anuyunn said:

Planning to buy a new mechanical keyboard, what's more better for gaming? Outemu Red, Brown or Blue?

First off, if you can, try and get a mech with cherry mx,.as it's more reliable and actuation distance is even throughout. If you can't help it, reds are the way to go for competitive, but any mech will work fine.

[seon123]

8 minutes ago, Boinbo said:

First off, if you can, try and get a mech with cherry mx,.as it's more reliable and actuation distance is even throughout.

If you recommend them to get a more expensive keyboard, why not recommend that they get one with actually decent switches, and not Cherry MX? Budget mechanical keyboards often use low end Outemu switches, so you could assume that their budget is quite low. 

[Boinbo]

50 minutes ago, seon123 said:

If you recommend them to get a more expensive keyboard, why not recommend that they get one with actually decent switches, and not Cherry MX? Budget mechanical keyboards often use low end Outemu switches, so you could assume that their budget is quite low. 

I am a little confused about your wording, could you explain in different words please?