T here’s no way to talk about mechanical keyboards without bringing up Cherry and their prolific brand of switches, which you ...

Cherry releases MX Northern Light switch with Gold Crosspoint ... We gave the keyboard a shining 9/10 rating, praising it for its MX2A Red switches that "feel incredibly smooth" and are "very ...

Seemingly in response, Cherry announced its MX2A series of mechanical switches this week. The new switches are almost identical to the company's MX Red, Silent Red, Blue, Brown, Speed Silver ...

At the bottom of all MX switches, there's a dome that ... but so are newer switches like the Cherry Silent Red and Speed Silver. These switches are beginning to appear for purchase online, but ...

Cherry showed off a preview of the MK magnetic switches at the show. They don't have a release window for these just yet, but ...

with MX Silent Red and MX Brown options available for the KC 200 MX itself. Given that Cherry's original MX switch design dates back to the 1980s, it seems there were a lot of potential upgrades ...

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 ...

There are also silent and low-profile Cherry Red switches. Cherry MX Reds are also very affordable. You can get a set of 104 switches for just $46 as of this writing. That makes them a great ...

might say the switch's descriptive name falls more in line with how Cherry's other switches are named (MX Black, MX Red, MX Brown, et cetera). The new name also hints at the switch's connection to ...

Outemu switches are a lot more limited as they are only available in the standard variants — red, blue, and brown. Cherry MX, in comparison, has seven types of standard switches, aside from a ...

These have a much more uniform keycap lighting than other switches, like the Cherry MX alternatives. GX Blue, Brown, and Red switches are nearly the same as their Cherry counterparts. The ...

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.