T here’s no way to talk about mechanical keyboards without bringing up Cherry and their prolific brand of switches, which you’ll see in some of the best gaming keyboards throu ...

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For its latest mechanical keyboard switch, German manufacturer Cherry has taken inspiration from a popular modification of one of its existing switches. The new MX Ergo Clear was announced by the ...

Cherry has been producing the world's most popular mechanical keyboard switches for decades now, with its Cherry MX switches being the defacto standard against which nearly all others are measured.

Back at Gamescom 2023, CHERRY MX announced the MX2A mechanical keyboard switch with smoother actuation, improved acoustics, and a lifespan of more than 100 million actuations. The first keyboard ...

The Cherry MX 10.0N RGB ($159) is a mechanical keyboard for those who prefer to keep a low profile. It's thinner than most, with an all-black aluminum chassis that would look right at home in a ...

From the first few key presses, Cherry's £80/$90 KC 200 MX mechanical keyboard ably demonstrates the genius of the German firm's new MX2A switches - while being a fascinating but not faultless ...

The Cherry MX 8.2 is a solid TKL gaming keyboard, perfect for anyone after a speedy, comfortable, and accurate typing experience. While its lack of onboard preset memory may turn some players off ...

The Cherry MX 3.1 is a beautiful keyboard with decent switches that make it a joy to type and game on. It's durable aluminum frame is lovely to behold and its RGB lighting is dazzlingly well employed.

If you're looking for a high-quality 65% keyboard, the low-profile wireless Cherry MX-LP 2.1 is easy to recommend. The hobbyist scene around mechanical keyboards has been wild to witness flourish ...

With the MX 8.2 TKL Wireless XAGA, Cherry has delivered a versatile and portable keyboard that doesn't feel like you're sacrificing too much to get there. The Cherry Utility app definitely leaves ...