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Ok i just realized it's lifespan difference

Regardless of lifespan, I wouldn't recommend the box style silent switches. You could get them to click multiple times by holding it down and wiggling it. Same with the Huano Brown Shell Yellow Dot which is the softer version of the switches in the video.

@@Qimchiy ok i think i'll get the brown shell white then!

@@ipag1006 do note. Every silent switch is mouse dependent on how good it feels. On some mice the switch feels more tactile, others less. If your mouse has adjustable tension or hot swappable sockets then it should be good.

@@Qimchiy i just finished installing it on my mouse and it feels amazing, tactile, not exactly silent but still very quiet just as i needed. I did a horrible job first time soldering but didn't expect it to actually work lol (it's a logitech b100, fully prepared for bricking)

@@Kevin_silvaaguiar they still work.

@@Qimchiy Good to know, I usually play Cs2 and history games, I really liked the Silent white dot on my superlight, but I know that the durability is low, I don't want to keep soldering the board or buying several units every year... I hope they last longer than it promises..

@@Kevin_silvaaguiar I'm no heavy gamer just so you know. I usually play racing games and that's on controller.

@@CoolMr.E ua-cam.com/video/D7liwdjvhWc/v-deo.html

@@singkub9627 Silent white dot.

Yellow dots are lighter. Maybe too light for some mice to the point it'll click in when you reassemble the mouse.

@@Qimchiy Really good to know, thanks for the reply!

Always trial or demo first, Then buy on discount. Simple rules. Money saved.

That'll be the Huano Silent Brown Shell White Dot. Huano also has the Yellow dot version but that's way too soft and might be clicked in by the mouse shell when you reassemble the mouse. Here's the sound ua-cam.com/video/vT9buNnOyfM/v-deo.html

huano transparent blue shell pink dot

@@Qimchiy or this

@@Yrubully64GD Huano. Easily. The HCNHK is way too crispy and some people have quality issues with it but, I can't say I have.

@@Qimchiy olaf from precision gaming gear said that he switched the switches to the hcnhk because they have better latency, also i was repling to the original guy who commented and i recommended the transparent blue shell pink dot to him, a misunderstanding i guess

@@notsmartist yep. Its been 4 years

Yeah, to be honest TES VI is gonna be made by modders with Skyrim if it's gonna be this lackluster. They still haven't released mod support for Starfield

About middle weight. Not as light as what I have right now with the Huano Transparent V2 Blue Shell Green Dot or the Logitech G703 switches. I have tried extremely light switches but those were useless because the switch gets clicked and will stay clicked in if I assemble the mouse, way too light.

Car sound

@@m0x.9r amusement park.

@@Qimchiy i can hear the amusement not the park

Oppo A9 2020. I don't recommend it but it was my main device for 3 years. Safe to say it's outdated now.

@@pixGu it was a jab at a reply that said "if one micro liter of water got into the port, the phone will charge and fry itself". Safe to say he was wrong and it didn't do that. Hence the quotation in "micro liter"

This is a bug. 100%. These are the only NPCs where voices have swapped and it so happens that they both have the same name, same perks and same occupation. I never saw them again at this spot.

The lighting is decent. Not a downside to me but for how it looks, it should definitely run better. More importantly, the content is lacking.

Ik LOL

It'll probably be like Starfield. If the story is gonna be written by Sweetbabyinc. Without the empty planets part.

​@@Qimchiy baby inc is not the problem. They just advise on the way to make a game more exclusive they don't write the story or develop anything really. Bethesda issues are much bigger. Hopefully they hire good staff and let them cook but I have my doubts.

The Jade I mentioned in the description is about the keyboard switch, the Kailh Jade which is light and very clicky. Just like how the HCNHK Purple is also light, but very clicky. Right now my main mouse switch is the Huano Transparent V2 Blue Shell Green Dot. It's light and less clicky than the HCNHK Purple and it's really good for spamming. Never tried the Kailh GM2.0. Main problem with HCNHK Purple is the build quality where the click feel changes based on how deep you click. HCNHK Black Pink is bad for main clicks, might be good as side buttons.

​@@QimchiyI got lots of Huanos but they all feel pretty bad since they are pretty much built the same. I unfortunately don't have the one you use. I doubt it's great since I have been so disappointed of the V2 pink dot (way too light and bad feedback). Like yours at 0,74N the yellow dot was better feeling than the pink but I don't have all the V2s to try. "...click feel changes based on how deep you click." I don't know what you are talking about here, they are very fine on that regard. What else do you use?

@@Brisou394 you can see in the video I click deeper (harder) and the sound changes. The feel also changes. Not something that happens with any other switch I've tried like the Huano, Kailh, Burgess or ZF.

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I don't know much about the Omron 20m but if those are similar to the ones in the G703, those are REALLY light. On the other hand I've tried the Huano Transparent Blue Shell Green Dot and that's what I use now for the mouse you see in this video. It's nice, light and tactile. It's like a way less tactile version of the HCNHK Purple but more than the G703. I've also tried a ridiculously lightweight switch that it clicks from the mouse body itself. Basically unusable. The silent Huano Brown/White still remains in my other mouse. It's still one of my favourite mouse switch.

@@Qimchiy some switches are indeed too light and it would activate on its own when i lift the mouse and put it back down, some can also be fixed by adjusting the debounce time tho. But my taste for mouse switches is to have enough bump pack force for me to feel the click but the actuation force should be minimal for fast input. That Huano TBSGD sounds great bro, might gonna cop those soon since i've modded my f1 moba with hotswap socket, so i'm really keen on trying different switches. One more thing tho, HCNHK switches seem to have problem with their QC part, i've bought about 3 pairs of those HCNHK old and new pink version, the black and the red with green dot also, it just happened to be tactile, good bump back and light on one switch but the other would have mushy feeling due to bad bump pack force. So if you are lucky then you will get a good pair but i've tried my luck tho, it's pretty dumb.

​@@tuetthai6077 yow im a fingertip aimer too, im currently using d2f-01f, what mouse switch u recommend? Im gonna replace the huano blue transparent pink dots in my mchose a5. huano silent yellow dot or white dot? I need the lightest I need to be as light as possible.

I might have to agree with you I was originally a super heavy, clicky tactile enjoyer, GM 4.0, TTC 80m, D2FP-FH1 (GPX2 switches) I then tried some Huano Pink Dots and was sold on faster more light crisp switches and these Browns might be my favorite switch yet, they offer a very unique feel, and are really bouncy but in a good way and have just as much tactileness and feedback as any clicky switch I'd compare them most to how people look for "Thocky" keyboards but this is the mouse version, but they offer a different type of click that sounds a lot more rubbery overall, amazing switch and definitely my favorite so far

Thanks! It's the Attack Shark X3 with the grip tape that's included in the box applied. You can usually find the grip tape with the same design for many other mice.

@@Qimchiy Which X3 is this? The 3, or X3PRO or X3MAX? X3 and Pro have the Kailh Black Mamba, and the MAX has an Omron Optical switch. Which one is yours? I'm looking for a silent mid tier gaming mouse and Attack Shark/Kysona seems the best from the options.

White Dot is more tactile/heavier than the Yellow Dot. The Yellow Dot can be too light you won't feel anything clicking it depending your mouse. So I'd recommend skipping the Yellow Dot. The Yellow Dot is also more prone to double clicking because of how soft the bump is.