Cherry’s new mechanical switch hails from ’80s terminal keyboards Nicknamed Nixies, they're like MX Blacks, but stiffer and, purportedly, smoother.

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 ...

Cherry announced RGB and non-RGB versions of 3- and 5-pin MX Ergo Clears (four versions total). Power of the enthusiast community. Cherry said it launched the MX Ergo Clear primarily "to address ...

Cherry also insists that its new switches can handle 100 million clicks over their lifetime. But at this point, all major keyboard manufacturers and their component makers are staking similar claims.

Fortunately, Cherry is here to bring in some brand new switches for 2025, some of which use a type the company hasn't produced before. So, if you want some new keyboard switches to go alongside ...

Then there's the new IK series, for those who prefer the contactless feel of inductive switches with electromagnetic sensors. Cherry has booked these as the most energy efficient switch of its ...

MX2A Honey is Cherry's first tactile silent switch, which is said to be barely audible when actuated. It triggers with an actuating force of 45 grams, making it one of the lighter switches like ...

Cherry MX mechanical switches offer incredible variety to users when making the right pick In the standard switches catalog, more than one option is available for users. There are seven standard ...

Cherry has expanded its range of keyboards under its recently acquired XTRFY brand, bringing the K5V2 to market in March this year. The 65% keyboard is the first to feature the brand's new MX2A ...

But Cherry is still making keyboards, at least as much to show off its latest switch designs as to sell products in their own right. Enter the K5V2 RGB Compact, a refreshed 65% design boasting ...

Mechanical keyboard switches are all a little different, changing how your keyboard feels, sounds, and behaves. Here's what you need to know before choosing.