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Cherry was one of the first, and has certainly been the best-known, maker of mechanical keyboard switches for decades. And ...

The MX2A Red switches are already designed as a linear switch which means it doesn’t have the clickiness of other Cherry switches, and when typing on the MX 3.1, it’s noticeably quiet.

The MX2A Red switches are already designed as a linear switch which means it doesn’t have the clickiness of other Cherry switches, and when typing on the MX 3.1, it’s noticeably quiet.

The Cherry MX 8.2 represents the first mechanical TKL gaming keyboard from the venture, offering the crisp clack of a Cherry MX Red set and the speed and design of a dedicated gaming keyboard brand.

The new MX Ergo Clear was announced by Cherry, with a design that dates back to a DIY mod posted to the mechanical keyboard forum GeekHack in 2011. It’s a tactile switch with a lighter spring ...

The MX 3.1 supports Cherry’s most recent model of its standard profile mechanical switches, the MX2A. They feel similar to Gateron K Pro Red switches in terms of travel and resistance.

Cherry has listed eight switches in the MX2A series: Red, Silent Red, Brown, Blue, Speed Silver, Ergo Clear, and Clear Top. Cherry didn't announce MX2A versions of other switches, like its MX Green.

The first keyboard from CHERRY MX with its new MX2A mechanical switches is now ... The MX2A line will include the full-size derivatives such as MX Red, MX Brown, MX Black, MX Speed ...

The Cherry KC 200 MX demonstrates Cherry's new MX2A switches while being a fairly good keyboard in its own right ... with MX Silent Red and MX Brown options available for the KC 200 MX itself.

There are numerous different official Cherry MX variants, ranging from linear Red switches to tactile Browns and clicky Blues. Each of these switches will be offered in the new MX2A design, ...

The Cherry MX switch, ... At launch, Cherry is committing to building the new MX2A switches in Red, Silent Red, Brown, Black, and Speed Silver variants, along with RGB versions.