At the heart of any mechanical keyboard are the items that give them their name: the mechanical keyswitches. They get that name because they offer an individually sprung switch for each key, rather ...

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Mechanical keyboards come in all shapes and sizes, but finding out which mechanical keyboard switch is right for you should be at the top of your priority list if you're looking to invest. Whether you ...

Hot-swappable keyboards are a great way to experiment with switches and mods. Here are some tips when you do end up replacing ...

I'm sure you've all heard the old saying, "You get what you pay for" many times throughout your lives. Whether talking about plumbing or electronics, that saying has seemingly rung true for ages. But ...

First, let me state I have no idea how to navigate around all the newfangled mechanical keyboard nomenclature. Just an old grumpy keyboard guy here. Couldn't find an appropriate thread to continue - ...

The new Cherry MX Ergo Clear switch dates back to a modification from 2011, combining a big bump with a light spring. The new Cherry MX Ergo Clear switch dates back to a modification from 2011, ...

In-depth review video of K6 with Gateron reds, hot-swap, RGB, and alum case. The Keychron K6, a mechanical keyboard available for purchase on Kickstarter in March of 2020. We are very excited about ...

Cherry has long been the de facto standard for mechanical keyboard switches. Since mechanical keyboards are, almost by default, significantly more expensive than membrane or dome-switch keyboards, ...

A physical keyboard that uses an individual spring and switch for each key. Today, only premium keyboards are built with key switches; however, they were also used in the past, such as in the Model M ...

Mechanical keyboard 2026models integrate ultra-fast switches that achieve 0.1ms actuation with under 1mm travel, allowing competitive gamers to press keys 20% faster in FPS and MOBA titles. RGB ...

Unfortunately neodymium magnets aren't particularly friendly to the environment. The materials needed, and the manufacturing process in particular, is rather toxic. These switches are a novel idea.