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The Cherry KC MX is a stylish mechanical keyboard featuring the company’s new MX2A switches. While it lacks a wireless option and has no backlighting, the excellent $89 price makes this minimalist keyboard very enticing.

German firm Cherry is at the forefront of a mechanical keyboard renaissance. Its latest offering is the Cherry KC 200 MX. 

The KC 200 MX, the first keyboard with Cherry's new line of MX2A mechanical key switches, offers an improved typing experience, a slim profile, and an even slimmer price, making it a strong value in a general-use keyboard.

Classic keyboard brand Cherrys new mechanical keyboard is a no-frills model with superb MX2A switches that offer a precision typing experience.

Cherry is well known for its MX range of mechanical keyboard switches, often featuring on keyboards from other brands. However, Cherry also makes its own fully built keyboards. This week, Cherry is launching the KC 200 MX board, the first to keyboard to feature the company's all-new MX2A mechanical switches. The MX2A switches are the …

Cherry’s new full-size KC 200 MX mechanical keyboard is the first to market with the refined MX2A switches, and it isn’t prohibitively expensive at $89.99.

The unusual combination of features on the Cherry MX 8.2 TKL Wireless doesn't quite coalesce into a compelling keyboard. If you can live without either 2.4GHz wireless or per-key RGB lighting, you can do better for less.

The Cherry MX 3.0S Wireless is a rarity: a low-latency wireless mechanical keyboard with RGB. A mediocre lighting implementation, lackluster software, and lofty pricing keep it from flying high, though.

If you have more desk space than dollars available, Cherry's $30 Stream Keyboard is far more finger-friendly than the chintzy keyboard that came with your PC.

The Cherry MX 10.0N RGB is a premium mechanical keyboard with low-profile linear switches that help it stay remarkably thin. If thats the kind of keyboard you crave, this is a great option.