The Cherry MX 3.1 is a soft, velvety keyboard that pairs the brand's newer MX2A switches with a robust dampening system and smooth keycaps for a particularly pillowy typing feel. This is about smooth a gaming keyboard as you'll find, but whether or not that's a good thing depends on how precise you are and how fast you need to move across deck.
At $119.99 / £119.99, Cherry is undercutting a lot of the more expensive flagship decks on the markets. A full-sized Razer deck can cost you north of $200, but if you're after a softer typing feel and high-end mechanical switches Cherry's looking particularly strong right now. No, it doesn't feature the customizable switches of the best gaming keyboards on the market, but in the right hands it could well be a perfect fit.
