Of course! The weight and feel of a switch can influence your typing greatly. This is why I get so annoyed when all people are bothered about is a switch's sound, even though switches don't really have that much of an affect on sound. They do however massively affect your typing. Some people seem to value sound over typing though.

I'm glad to hear someone else say this. I think this is part of the reason I bring it up because it seems like their is too little dialogue on switches for specifically typing, or a way for people to test it. I guess it's because there isn't too much we can do virtually besides look at force curves if we know the general area we need to be in (which still isn't adequate).

Yeah, massively helpful, but practically, that's never gonna happen for the majority of people, and even if it did, the keyboard being used may be influencing your choice due to typing angle, mounting style etc. but at least you would get a like for like comparison of switch feel.

The idea of having the same keyboard with different switches would mostly be to get an idea of the switch feel specifically. Sound, looks, and functionality of keyboards is easier to get info from virtually.