This German manufacturer of computer, office and gaming accessories is also a market leader in making mechanical key switches for keyboards and has more experience than almost anyone else. Cherry ...

These attractive switches don’t have a Cherry MX footprint, either, so you’ll need some of [riskable]’s AKUs, or Analog Keyboard Units (YouTube) to actually use them. [riskable] predicts ...

With the 5Q keyboard, Das introduced customizable “Applets” that could use the keyboard’s RGB lighting to display live ...

Start with one unique mechanical keyboard to experience different feels, switches, and features. Dive into the enthusiast community, experiment with switches, keycaps, and layouts to dial in your ...

Change it to 2mm. Most of these analog keyboards use Hall Effect sensors that detect changes in magnetic fields as you depress each switch. But Cherry, the company behind the popular Cherry MX ...

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 ...

While many intriguing products were unveiled, five in particular caught my attention. Whether you're looking for a new gaming keyboard, a customizable mouse, or the right fit for your next gaming ...

Cherry, Corsair, and more offer great options to help you start your mechanical keyboard journey. From there, you can begin to dabble in new switches, keycaps, and RGB lights or even start to ...