The HyperX Alloy FPS Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is a solid, compact, and simple to use mechanical gaming keyboard that performs well with its Cherry MX switches. With three versions — Cherry MX ...

The MX-Board 3.0 comes in a choice of four switch types, Cherry MX Blue, Brown, Black and Red. ... 3.0 black Blue brown cherry DE keyboard mx peripheral red review switch.

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 ...

With a choice of Cherry MX Switches, black, red, brown and blue to choose from, adjustable repeat rates, N-Key roll over, aluminium chassis, multimedia keys and more; the 600K should be a great ...

The Monoprice board with Cherry MX blue switches has been available for about a year now so it's not exactly a new product. But with a 4.5 star rating from more than 60 reviewers and an attractive ...

F irebrand Linux creator and kernel maintainer Linus Torvalds has returned to using a mechanical keyboard packing his preferred Cherry MX Blue (clicky, tactile) keyswitches. In a post about the ...

The keyboard is equipped with the Cherry MX RGB keyswitches and the overall setup is just about fully customizable. Corsair describes it as offering "nearly limitless per-key lighting combinations." ...

Cherry MX mechanical switches are famous in PC gaming land, but they've never made their way to a gaming laptop. That changes today with the Alienware m15 and m17 R4, the first laptops to feature ...

Unfortunately, thanks to the increased cost of the MX Silent switches, the keyboard comes in at a hefty £160/$150—just £10/$10 less than the top-of-the-range K70 Lux, and lacks its extra media ...

Out of the blue, we were contacted by Cherry to have a look at their latest mechanical keyboard they have to offer. With a name like MX-Board 3.0, there are two things we can take from it. One is ...

Being a Cherry keyboard, the MX Board 6.0 utilizes Cherry stabilizers for the longer keys. The keycap quality on the Cherry MX Board 6.0 is a bit disappointing. They feel very flimsy and light.