Is there a switch like this

[piplupgao]

has tactile feedback and a little heavier than browns maybe a bit of clickyness (not too loud)

[Maskot]

There's cherry mx clear switches, they're 55 grams actuation force versus cherry mx brown switches 45 grams.

[Damikiller37]

Cherry MX Clear would sort of be the ones but they are very rare to find on keyboards. You could always get Cherry MX Blues and put an O-ring mod on them.

[Maskot]

Cherry MX Clear would sort of be the ones but they are very rare to find on keyboards. You could always get Cherry MX Blues and put an O-ring mod on them.

Or buy the keys straight from the manufacturer and have them put into a keyboard.

[Maskot]

http://deskthority.net/wiki/Cherry_MX

 

Just check this out, find out which switch you like, find a keyboard with them, and then done.

[Damikiller37]

From the more popular brands, WASD Keyboards have released their V2 keyboard in both tenkeyless and full layout and they do Cherry MX Clear. 

[GamerDude]

I believe Leopold FC660M has MX Clear version......

[beefalo]

I think ducky did a shine 2 with clears but it's probably really hard to find.

[Shikarikato]

Clears aren't audible if you guys didn't know. Whites are though. Also you'd most likely want to have ergo clears as opposed to clears.

" There is a dip at the activation point (55 cN), below which resistance increases sharply up to 100 cN at the bottom. " - Deskthority Wiki(Cherry MX Clears)

Might be too stiff for your likings, but ergo clears aren't a manufactured switch just yet so I'm not sure if the wait is worth it. 

[GamerDude]

I think ducky did a shine 2 with clears but it's probably really hard to find.

Strange that you'd mention that, but the local distributer of Ducky in my country is bringing in some Ducky KB's with Clears, I have one reserved and will pick it up as soon as it turns up. Thing is, I'm not sure whether it's a DS2 or DS3.....