Key Switches
Latest about Key Switches

By Jowi Morales Published
A Japanese company has started selling the My Key Keychain that accepts Cherry MX-compatible switches and keycaps, allowing you to bring your favorite keyboard feel wherever you go.

By Jowi Morales Published
MSI launched a new silent mechanical keyboard with tactile switches. It is designed for users who want the feel of tactile keys without the noise associated with them.

By Avram Piltch Published
Cherry's new analog switches use less power than Hall effect switches, promising longer battery life in keyboards like the new Ducky One X.

By Mark Tyson Published
Cherry is making it easier for the masses to sample their keyswitches, and buy bundles for projects.

By Scharon Harding Published
We explore and explain why mechanical switch specs have large variances, denoted by the confusing “±” symbol and what it means for your keyboard or keyboard build.

By Julie Muncy Published
Lubing your switches changes the sound and feel of our keys.

By Scharon Harding Published
Kailh x NovelKeys Box Cream mechanical are more stable than other linear switches and sound better too.

By Scharon Harding Published
We’ll show you the easiest way to change a mechanical keyboard’s switches. With a hot swappable keyboard, you can craft your perfect typing experience.
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