Razer Yellow: Linear & Silent, 45G actuation force, 3.5mm travel distance, 1.2mm actuation point, 0.0mm actuation vs reset point.Razer Orange: Tactile & Silent, 45G actuation force, 4mm travel distance, 1.9mm actuation point, 0.05mm actuation vs reset point.

Razer Green: Tactile & Clicky, 50G actuation force, 4mm travel distance, 1.9mm actuation point, 0.4mm actuation vs reset point.In a nutshell, the new Razer Yellow switch is similar to the Cherry MX Silver/Speed switch, which was exclusive to Corsair for a certain period of time (the Corsair K70 RGB RAPIDFIRE has them). I’m not going to explain the differences between Razer switches and the Cherry MX’s (a discussion for another day), but the new Yellow switch is definitely an interesting addition and option to the family. If you are not yet aware, Razer already has a Green (for the tactile feel like a Cherry MX Blue) and Orange (quieter like a Cherry MX Brown) switch on their mechanical keyboard line. Razer BlackWidow Chroma V2 Review – Razer’s New Yellow Switches

They were all fantastic to look and use but we’ll always want more, right? The latest BlackWidow Chroma V2 from Razer does not disappoint by coming with slight improvements but most importantly, adding a new Razer mechanical switch option – the Yellow switch. I’ve used and reviewed most of them throughout the years here at Craving Tech like the original BlackWidow Chroma, BlackWidow Ultimate 2016, BlackWidow Ultimate Stealth 2014, and more. Razer BlackWidow Chroma V2 Review – The BlackWidow is Razer’s most popular gaming keyboard line-ups for many years.

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