If you’re building your first custom mechanical keyboard or you just aren’t sure which type of switch to get, a tactile switch is probably the way to go. The most popular tactile switches are the ...

The Cherry MX LP 2.1 is a very comfortable keyboard to type on. This keyboard uses Cherry MX Low Profile Speed switches which are quicker and easier to activate compared to standard profile ones ...

Are you tired of gaming keyboards that don’t match up to your speed and precision? Do missed keystrokes and lagging responses ...

Despite looking incredibly sleek and attractive, the KW X ULP is precise to type on and very durable. Cherry MX Ultra Low-Profile switches were developed and manufactured in Germany. They offer a ...

The Cherry MX 3.1 is a beautiful keyboard with decent switches that make it a joy to type and game on. It's durable aluminum frame is lovely to behold and its RGB lighting is dazzlingly well employed.

While there’s probably a Cherry MX clone born every year or so, it’s not often that such a radically different type of switch comes along. These “Void” switches are Hall-effect magnetic ...

They are also used by gamers (see gaming keyboard). CHERRY key switches are commonly used today, while Alps and other types were used in the past. Buckling spring key switches cause the spring to ...

Optimize Typing Experience with Customized Sounds. In the world of mechanical keyboards, the typing experience is not just about functionality, but ...

Keyboards that have Cherry MX switches are considered to be more tactile and require high actuation force that helps in preventing accidental clicks. The gamers prefer mechanical keyboard s with ...