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

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 ...

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, and Black counterparts.

Onto more important matters, though. The Cherry MX 8.2 comes with Red, Brown, Blue, Black, or Silent Red switches, our test unit offering the classic linear reds. That means you're covered for the ...

Here is a list of all the products the red company brought to one of the bigger consumer tech events of the year: The highlight of this year’s lineup is the KW 300 MX, CHERRY’s first hot ...

The Cherry K4V2 ... white coloration and red accents of the Retro colorway Cherry sent me, it's nice to have a color scheme that isn’t the usual “gamer aesthetic” black or white.

Cherry’s latest mechanical keyboard switch is the MX Black Clear-Top. It’s a design that’s based on a rare linear switch that was produced briefly during the 1980s for Nixdorf keyboards ...

There's not really a bigger name when it comes specifically to key switches than Cherry ... came with the MX Clear board at the time, and replacing them with springs from the MX Black switches.

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