Cherry Americas introduced its latest Cherry MX switches for mechanical keyboards on December 21. The Cherry MX Silent and the Cherry MX Silent RGB. As their names indicate, these switches are ...

The new Cherry MX Ergo Clear switch dates back to a modification from 2011, combining a big bump with a light spring. The new Cherry MX Ergo Clear switch dates back to a modification from 2011, ...

Cherry well-known for its mechanical switches has this week announced a new addition to its MX Ultra Low Profile range of switches announcing a tactile version without an audible click. The CHERRY MX ...

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 better ...

The Cherry XTRFY MX 10.1 may be a large mechanical keyboard and a bit expensive, but it is absolutely one of the best to come out from the manufacturer with good — but not perfect — Mac support.

Cherry just released a pair of switch kits for mechanical keyboards. One kit is a variety pack of 10 different types of switches while the other includes 23 of the switch type of your choosing. The ...

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For the happily obsessed mechanical keyboard enthusiast, there's no detail too minor on the journey to the perfect switch. Perfect key feel is worth poring over switch specs or even splicing parts ...

Medion has this week announced that its flagship laptops will feature Cherry MX ultra low profile tactile switches. The laptops powered by powerful Intel Core i9-13900HX processors, 32 gigabytes of ...

Alienware's m15 and m17 will be the first gaming laptops available with the new mechanical keyboard as an option. Joshua Goldman Managing Editor / Advice Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop ...

Keyboards are of two kinds: (1) the cheapo, no-name slabs that are bundled by the millions with PCs, and (2) the ones that are actually worth using—and in most cases, that’s a mechanical keyboard.