Cherry's KC 200 MX mechanical keyboard showcases the impressive new MX2A switches, which offer smoother movement, quieter operation, longer lifespan, and improved aesthetics compared to the original Cherry MX switches. The keyboard itself has some flaws, including a damaged chassis and dimming keycap legends, but Cherry promptly sent a replacement unit. The KC 200 MX features a curved space bar, volume keys, and full n-key rollover, but lacks backlighting. While the keyboard is reasonably priced, it would be interesting to see how the MX2A switches perform in higher-quality keyboards.
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Cherry, the original mechanical keyboard switch-maker, has announced a redesign of its signature Cherry MX switches with the release of the next-generation Cherry MX2A. The new switches promise a smoother and quieter typing experience and will be backward compatible with existing boards and keycaps. Cherry aims to maintain its relevance in the growing mechanical keyboard market as other brands have adopted and tweaked their switches. The Cherry MX2A switches will be available first through B2B orders and later through other outlets and DIY enthusiasts, costing about 10% more than the originals.
German manufacturer Cherry has announced a redesigned version of its classic mechanical keyboard switch, called the Cherry MX2A. The new switch aims to provide a smoother and quieter typing experience while maintaining durability. Cherry's switches have faced criticism in the past, leading to other companies producing their own versions. The MX2A will be available for purchase later this year and will be featured in Cherry's Xtrfy K5V2 keyboard. The company plans to position the MX2A as a premium alternative to its existing switches, with pricing varying based on volume.
Cherry has launched an ultra-thin mechanical keyboard, the KW X ULP, featuring Cherry's MX ULP switches, which are 70% smaller and quieter than traditional mechanical switches. The keyboard is just 3.5mm thick and has a full-sized design with an anodized and milled aluminum chassis and polycarbonate keycaps with white LED backlight. It offers wired and wireless connectivity and can connect to four devices simultaneously. The Cherry KW X ULP is priced at $250 and is a notable option for those looking for a productivity-oriented slim mechanical keyboard.
