"The Keyboard 4 uses mechanical Cherry MX switches of different variants, whereby the version offered here uses Cherry's tactile MX-Blue, which with its slight resistance provides noticeable feedback when contact is triggered, but also allows multiple clicks in quick succession and therefore represents the ideal compromise between gaming and typing. The process remains silent, so no clicking noise is triggered and thus office peace is not endangered. "

According to the Cherry website, however, the Cherry MX Blue switches have a distinct clicking noise and also require more actuation force. Enlighten me as to whether the Blue or the Brown switches click... Thanks

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"The Keyboard 4 uses mechanical Cherry MX switches of different variants, whereby the version offered here uses Cherry's tactile MX-Blue, which with its slight resistance provides noticeable feedback when contact is triggered, but also allows multiple clicks in quick succession and therefore represents the ideal compromise between gaming and typing. The process remains silent, so no clicking noise is triggered and thus office peace is not endangered. "

According to the Cherry website, however, the Cherry MX Blue switches have a distinct clicking noise and also require more actuation force. Enlighten me as to whether the Blue or the Brown switches click... Thanks

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You're right, the description doesn't really fit the version with "Blue Switches". The "Blue Switches" trigger a noticeable and audible click, the "Brown Switches" do not. Thank you very much for your comment! We have forwarded it internally so that the description can be adjusted promptly.

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