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HyperX Alloy FPS Pro Mechanical Keyboard Review with Cherry MX Red Switches Check it out: <a href=" (Amazon) 0:00-0:52 Intro ...

The German manufacturer Cherry announces a wealth of new switches. Among them: particularly light and tactile switches.

CHERRY MX Switch Technology – Available in Red, Green, Blue, Brown, and Black for tailored key feel. Sound Absorbing Gasket – Reduces keystroke noise for a quieter, more comfortable typing ...

The Cherry XTRFY MX 3.1 sports the great MX2A mechanical switches, but some curious design decisions hold it back from greatness.

The deck I've been testing uses Cherry MX2A Silent Red clickers ... manufacturers of individual switches on the market - but there we go. The Cherry MX 3.1 relies on the Cherry Utility Software ...

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.

The MX2A line of switches builds on CHERRY's original MX switches, promising smoother ... K5V2 costs $139 and comes with hot-swappable MX2A Red switches by default. The Transparent White version ...

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 KC 200 MX is Cherry’s first keyboard to employ ... Our review unit comes with the Cherry Silent Red MX2A switches, though Brown switches are also available. The Reds provided a muted typing ...

Let’s check out the key specs of this keyboard. The MX3.1 keyboard features Cherry’s new MX2A switches, offering a choice between Red or Brown switches. Additionally, it is available in three ...