Both switches are low-force, full travel switches to reduce finger fatigue and impact. The Brown switches are preferred by many ergonomists because the tactile feedback discourages bottoming-out. The Quiet Red switches are a great option for those who prefer a quieter alternative to a conventional mechanical keyboard.
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Always assume the red wire in those applications is live. Blue, yellow, violet, and brown wires often act as the “travelers” to transfer power between the switches in 3-way and 4-way switch
GMK QMX Clip Sound Test on assorted cherry switches. Stock HHKB vs. Type-S vs. Dental Banded. 5 Mechanical Switch Sound Comparison - Cherry MX Brown Blue Black Red ALPS. Mechanical Switch Sound Comparison Cherry MX Blue vs Black vs Red vs Brown. Cherry MX Red, Black, Blue and Brown Switch Comparison. GMK Triumph Adler vs Granite DSA on a Pok3r
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The model I reviewed had cloned RK-branded Red switches that mirror the standard Cherry MX Reds, but Royal Kludge also offers Blue and Brown switches as an option. However, the RK84 is built for The Keychron K1 is a tenkeyless or full-sized low-profile keyboard. The K2 is 75% layout with a function row. The K4 is an 1800 compact (96% layout) that is slightly smaller than full-size. The Keychron K6 is a 65% layout with hot-swap sockets and is slightly more slim than the K2 and K4. The K8 is tenkeyless. The K4 has a Numpad and dedicated navigation keys. It's available with Gateron Red, Brown, Blue, and Yellow switches, as well as LK Optical Brown, Blue, and Red switches. On the other hand, the K12 is very compact and comes with more switch options, including Gateron, Keychron mechanical, and Keychron optical switches.

Shop K845 Keyboard. Features aluminum design, angled keys, 5 backlighting options, and a choice of mechanical switches. Red, Blue, Brown, Cherry MX

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