CHERRY, the market leader and expert for mechanical switches for keyboards, extends the lifetime of the MX Low Profile RGB from 50 to more than 100 million actuations without loss of input quality.

As satisfying as the mechanical keyboards really are to use, we don't have a lot of laptops on the market with mechanical key switches. The main reason for that being the bulky keys taking up too much ...

In March 2021, the MX Ultra Low Profile switch was introduced as a completely new development and a milestone in switch development: With an overall height of just 3.5 millimeters, CHERRY MX unveiled ...

Cherry well-known for its mechanical switches has this week announced a new addition to its MX Ultra Low Profile range of switches announcing a tactile version without an audible click. The CHERRY MX ...

Mechanical keyboard switch manufacturer Cherry has this week unveiled a new addition to its range of keyboard switches, introducing the new Cherry MX Ultra Low Profile Key Switches, offering a ...

These switches, 35 percent slimmer than the MX Red ones on which they're based, are the first low-profile design from the venerable German manufacturer. I’m the deputy managing editor of the hardware ...

Cherry are the go-to supplier of switches for many mechanical keyboard gamers, and are certainly a crowd favourite among keyboard manufacturers. Now Cherry are bringing their keyswitch expertise to a ...

Switch specialist Cherry has announced what it is positioning as a breakthrough for the laptop market sick of membrane and scissor-switch keyboard types: The Cherry MX Low Profile mechanical switch ...

Many PC gamers, enthusiasts and professionals prefer mechanical keyboards but the key construction means that it's difficult for product designers to create modern ultra-thin keyboards, or to ...

Mechanical keyboard specialist Cherry recently announced a new switch that delivers the characteristics of conventional Cherry MX switches in a low-profile format. The Cherry MX Low Profile RGB switch ...