CHERRY unveiled its new MX Board Silent — With the latest MX Red and Black silent switch

Muhammad Firdaus
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CHERRY unveiled its new MX Board Silent — With the latest MX Red and Black silent switch

CHERRY, a specialist company for computer input devices has unveiled its new MX Board Silent with the new MX Silent switches at CES 2017. Based on the G80-300, CHERRY has updated this keyboard with the latest MX Silent technology to create a product that will keep keyboard noise in a hectic office space to an absolute minimum.

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The MX Silent-switches have a uniquely shaped rubber pad compared to conventional switches. The integrated 2-component stem reduces audible clicks at the bottom-out and top-out to a minimum. As with every other MX switch, these features include a sturdy housing made of plastic polymer, a precise spiral spring, and the unique Gold Crosspoint contact technology. This exclusive production process guarantees a precise release and a service life of over 50 million keystrokes.

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The MX Board Silent is offered in two versions in MX Red or MX Black Silent. Both exhibit linear switching characteristics but differ in the required release force: 45 centinewtons for the MX Red Silent and for those who prefer a slightly higher resistance, 60 centinewtons for the MX Black Silent. Like all MX switches, the bounce is less than a millisecond, allowing for precise and instantaneous input. Also implemented is “N-Key Rollover” functionality, which allows up to 14 keys to be pressed simultaneously without “ghost” keypress effect.

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The MX Board Silent is only available in international EU layout and colours grey and black for an MSRP of USD 149 (approximately RM 685) backed with 2-year warranty.

Pokdepinion: I really interested with this keyboard especially with the MX Black Silent switch but the price tag. Urghh.. I hope Ringgit is much better before I get this on hand.

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