What is the difference between Linear and Tactile switches?

Linear switches (like Red or Yellow) feel smooth from top to bottom with no bump, ideal for gaming. Tactile switches (like Brown or NPKC POM Tactile) have a noticeable bump mid-way to confirm the keystroke, preferred for typing.

What does 'Thocky' mean in mechanical switches?

Thocky refers to a deep, bass-heavy sound profile when typing, often described as a 'wooden' or 'marble' sound. Switches with POM or Nylon housings, like the NPKC POM Tactile, are known for being thocky.

Which switch is best for the NPKC RO75 PRO?

The NPKC RO75 PRO comes with exclusive 63gf POM Tactile switches. These are custom-tuned for the keyboard's gasket mount structure to provide a solid, creamy feel and thocky sound out of the box.

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