Featured Keyboards-
Havit HV-KB366L RGB - http://amzn.to/2Hw7dlp
Das Keyboard 4 Pro - http://amzn.to/2p6r8Rm
TL DR
A sound comparison of Outemu Blue switches and Cherry MX Blue switches. To me, these switches feel pretty similar. The Outemu tactile bump feels a bit larger, and the Cherry MX Blue bump is smaller and more smooth. The Outemu switches are a bit louder as well.
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This video is all about the keyboard sound comparison of Outemu Blue Switches and Cherry MX Blue switches. The featured keyboards are Havit HV-KB366L RGB, which will use the Outemu Blue switches while the Das Keyboard 4 Pro will use the Cherry MX Blue Switches.
Blue Switches are not just for aesthetic purposes. They were purposely made to produce evident tactile bumps and audible clicks, unlike the other color-coded switches. Cherry MX switches are produced by ZF Electronics. Outemu Blue switches, on the other hand, are manufactured by Outemu and were released after the Cherry Blue Switches. Outemu Blue Switches are considered to be an imitation of the latter brand.
Outemu switches have more evident tactile bump output and feel a bit larger as compared to Cherry MX Blue which produces smaller and smoother bumps. For keyboard sound comparison, Outemu Blue Switches generates louder clicks than Cherry MX Blue Switches.
That's my conclusion on the Outemu Blue vs Cherry MX Blue switches. If you have a different opinion please leave a comment!
HAVIT RGB review -
https://www.gomechanicalkeyboard.com/reviews/havit-hv-kb366l-rgb/
Das Keyboard 4 Pro review - https://www.gomechanicalkeyboard.com/reviews/das-keyboard-4-professional-updated/
