Cherry MX Blue Switches: Clicky and Tactile switches. They make audible clicking sound every time you click them, like typing in old typewriters. Provides substantial tactile and audible feedback.

We are sad to report that Cherry Blues only made it to the build because they have all black housings and were also lying around taking up space, but maybe [OmniSaiRen] will grow to love them.

(So, for example, Cherry MX Blue switches, and Blue-"style" switches from other makers, both tend to be clicky.) Razer is a big exception, and largely does its own thing, with its own color-scheme ...

They are very popular for gaming keyboards, though. The most popular clicky switches are the Cherry MX Blue and the Gateron ...

Is your Cherry MX Blue board not driving your coworkers crazy ... typewriters have been converted into keyboards with the help of some switches and an ATMega. [Russell]’s mechanical keyboard ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. The new KW X ULP is a mechanical keyboard with a slim profile that ...

Briony takes a look at the latest MSI Vigor GK60 Keyboard which features Cherry MX switches for only £95! If you are in the ...