I tried the Cowberry and Aloe (linear switches); they required no force, and the space bar felt dead. If you're coming from Apple or MX Keys Moss, Blues or Wisteria is the way to go. (Tactile) . (Moss has a great feel regarding thump and force). Sound tests on RU-vid are irrelevant to the feel which is more important when typing for hours. I also wanted to note that they sell sample packs of the switches on Amazon which is great if you don't want to waste time or money.
Agreed, just got one with Cowberry coming from MX Keys for 2 years. Had it two weeks and ordered Moss as making so many typos from accidental keypresses. The Moss are SOOOO much better!
This is a great demo. My Air75 came with browns and I am pretty happy with them but that Wisteria... 🥰. The colors do "look" like the sounds they make, if that makes sense.
Just got my v2 in Cowberry and coming form the v1 in Brown, these were absolutely sublime. I believe it's quite popular and currently out of stock on their website.
Originally wanted the Aloe. Kinda worried about them being too light. The Cowberry seems cool. I think I might go for the daisy as it seems to be the exact same switch as the Aloe except with a great GF. I think of all these sounds the Aloe and the Daisy sound the best.
@@Mintor94The click bar design originated in Kailh’s Choc switches because there was not enough room for a clic jacket. Kailh probably realized how good that system was, and made it into the clicky box switches. Gateron uses the click bar design in the low profile blues.
I have red and brown switches. The choice depends on your wishes, of course. But if you want a quieter sound, then I wouldn’t take the brown ones, but look at the new ones. I don’t know anything about the new ones, but judging by the video, they are calmer and quieter.
Cowberry sounds wonderful on Air60 V2. Feel free to check out the new NuPhy Air60 V2 unboxing. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a5n_KZs8gPM.htmlsi=TyOXUWWB-4L41KHh
Don't know if you have tried lemon switches like on the Halo v2 series ,but I was wondering if their is anything similar to those switches when it comes to the air series.
Can you give me some hint which i have to choose? I like mostly clicky feel of type but now i am using tactile (logi G915) as compromise because of clicky is too loud. So i want to buy tactile but some which have more "clicky" feel to press. Can somebody give me hint which from tactile - Whisteria/Moss/Brown will be best for me?
What are the distinctions between Moss switches compared to Gateron Blue and Brown switches? I seek a switch that offers a slightly more tactile and clicky feel than Browns, yet not as pronounced as Gateron Blues. Will Moss switches meet my criteria?
Thanks for the great videoI got the Wisteria switches but getting the Cowberries also. Love the Wisteria switches but just curious about the cowberry. This is the best keyboard ever.
@@zibrava I like them both but still prefer the Wisteria switches. The overall feel and sound is my preferred choice. I also like the clicky blue switches. They make a lot of noice but at my home office it doesn't matter. The feel of the blue and the sound are also great.
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I know! Creamy! Feel free to check out the new NuPhy Air60 V2 unboxing. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a5n_KZs8gPM.htmlsi=TyOXUWWB-4L41KHh
Cowberry sounds wonderful on Air60 V2. Feel free to check out the new NuPhy Air60 V2 unboxing. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a5n_KZs8gPM.htmlsi=TyOXUWWB-4L41KHh
I have been trying linear switches, and surprisingly you can rest your fingers on cowberries since they aren't too sensitive to touch typing. Overall, this is one of the linear switches I've tried that are not prone to mistype.
beware, I see online that this company has shady customer service. on their website they say nothing about where they are located nor where they are shipping from now how long shipping will take.
