Corsair has established a pretty good reputation in the world of mechanical keyboards. And they've just got their hands on something rather interesting, with the company announcing the world's first keyboards with Cherry's Speed switches.
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The rabbit hole of mechanical keyboards can be deep indeed, with various manufacturers, switches, models, features and software to keep track of. But it's a sector of the PC market that has boomed, as more and more gamers learn to appreciate the value of upgrading from mushy membrane keyboards.
One major beneficiary of the mechanical wave has been Cherry, makers of the keyboard various switches that you see used everywhere. You can even find them in laptops these days. There's an email sitting in my inbox now: $49 Cherry MX Red gaming keyboard. It's not actually a Cherry keyboard, even though the switches are.
That's not the case with the Cherry MX BOARD 6.0, which is very much a Cherry keyboard. And it feels like one.
I've been playing with the latest Cherry MX 6.0 mechanical keyboard for the last few days, and it's a nice, well-built keyboard. I'll have a review up later this week, but there is one big point people might want to know about.
