The new Cherry MX2A switch features better factory lubrication, a redesigned spring, and a host of extra tweaks to make it feel smoother and sound quieter. The new Cherry MX2A switch features ...

However, the above switches are the ones most commonly available in mainstream keyboards, particularly in Western markets. Cherry MX Green and Grey switches are tactile with an actuation force of ...

Cherry, the original mechanical switch maker, is continuing to tap the mechanical keyboard community for new product ideas. Its new mechanical switch, the Cherry MX Black Clear-Top, is a nod to ...

When we talk about mechanical keyboard switches, everything refers back to Cherry. Even if you're using a different brand's switches, often you'll end up explaining them in terms of Cherry's ...

The Cherry MX Northern Light switch has been designed to replicate the aesthetics of the Northern Lights, with a deep blue chassis, translucent gray top and a dark gray stem. The sound profile is ...

The mechanical keyboard scene gets bigger every year, and it wouldn't exist without Cherry. The German switch maker's original MX designs are the foundation upon which most of today's myriad ...

This look extends to the grey braided cable ... The keys also feature Cherry's new MX2A red switches, which just aren't my favourite. I've used red switches before, but these new ones feel ...

The German keyboard specialist Cherry is taking a leaf out of the book of Asian competitors such as Kailh and is announcing numerous new switches in one go. The biggest innovations are the two ...

The Cherry XTRFY K5V2 feels great under the hand, save for some odd switch decisions on larger keys. With so many functions and features at your fingertips there's plenty to dive into here ...

Cherry’s latest mechanical keyboard switch is the MX Black Clear-Top. It’s a design that’s based on a rare linear switch that was produced briefly during the 1980s for Nixdorf keyboards ...

When it comes to mechanical keyboards, Cherry MX and Outemu switches couldn't be further apart as two brands on the opposite end of the spectrum. The former is the German giant of keyboard ...

German manufacturer Cherry has a storied history in mechanical keyboards. More than 30 years after it patented the MX switch, most of today's fancy mechanical keyboards still use variations of the ...