Cherry was one of the first, and has certainly been the best-known, maker of mechanical keyboard switches for decades. And ...

A thread at r/MechanicalKeyboards marvels at the Incomm Scientology Keyboard, a custom-designed variant of the Cherry G80 made for the church to its requirements. The most obvious addition is an ...

The Cherry MX switch, first ... of the current mechanical keyboard craze. ... to “smoother actuation” and “improved acoustics” while preserving Cherry’s 100 million click industrial promise.

For our own keyboards, until June this year, it’s been less important as we concentrated on industrial and ‘standard’ products, but with the new MX Board 6.0 keyboard, it’s taken a bit of a different ...

Keyboard makers also strike deals with Cherry, leaving fewer switches for others. "In the end, we were not able to make everybody happy," says Schmid, "but we were able to manage demand and supply ...

Top of the list was a Cherry Red keyboard with 20 function keys. No model number ... 24-function-key keyboards are mostly in the business and industrial space. Unicomp 122-key keyboards exist, ...

During CES 2025 (Consumer Electronics Show), the latest Cherry mechanical keyboards and accessories were unveiled. At the center of these announcements are the new MX 8.3 TKL Wireless and MX 10.1 ...

Cherry’s new mechanical switch hails from ’80s terminal keyboards Nicknamed Nixies, they're like MX Blacks, but stiffer and, purportedly, smoother. Scharon Harding – Nov 4, 2022 2:50 pm | 109 ...

It’s a big day in the mechanical keyboard world. Cherry, the German manufacturer behind the ubiquitous Cherry MX, has announced a redesigned version of the switch called the Cherry MX2A that it ...

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.

Cherry's new wireless MX-LP 2.1 is a reflection of how the keyboard niche has evolved, because out of the box, it feels like the exact kind of compact keyboard I would've outfitted myself.