Cherry KC 200 MX Mechanical Keyboard with New MX2A switches. (Bronze W/MX2A Silent Red)

I'm used to using mechanical keyboards with blue switches or sometimes even a buckling spring keyboard. But I wanted a keyboard for my computer at work that would feel better to type on than a membrane keyboard without annoying everyone else in my office. This was an excellent choice. This keyboard is quieter than some of the membrane keyboards I've used and feels much better for typing. It takes a bit of getting used to if you're used to blue or brown switches since there's no tactile bump. But the keypresses are nice and smooth. The build quality is also great. The design is modern looking without being tacky, so it doesn't look out of place on a desk at work. Definitely pricy even for a mechanical keyboard, especially considering there's no backlight and no extra features other than volume keys and a key to launch the calculator app. But worth the money if you want something nice to type on without being obnoxious.

First off, this thing is fantastic to type on. I brought it in to the office and it is a huge improvement over the cheap keyboards our computers at work come with. In terms of tactile feedback, the keys have a satisfying click and a follow-through that usually makes it easy to tell when you are pressing a key. The keys also feel like they require less pressure to actuate than the cheap keyboards I mentioned before, as it is clear when you are pressing down and when you're just pressing on the key.Despite the clicky feel of the keys, the keyboard itself is relatively quiet, so my office mates are not forced to enjoy the clicky keyboard while I work. I haven't received any commentary on the keyboard being particularly noisy, not even from the coworker who is only happy if they have something to complain about.This keyboard does not require any special software to run, and does not offer much in the way of bells and whistles - which is handy for my office, where those thing would require additional hoops to jump through with our IT department. It's just plug and play via USB.Physically, the keyboard feels rock-solid and has a nice solid weight to it.The only downside for me is that the keyboard is a bit cramped, with the keys running right up to the edge of the keyboard. A few times I've accidentally leaned an elbow on the keyboard while looking at something on my screen and only noticed when I started entering a bunch of spaces into a document. A couple of times I've also accidentally bumped a few adjacent keys on the keyboard, like the backslash and the delete key, which are packed in very close.Overall, a great keyboard!

I ordered the Cherry KC 200 MX with the silent switches. They have just the right amount of noise for the office environment...not too "clicky" but still give a tiny "thunk". The tactile feel is excellent. I have a Corsair backlit keyboard at home but didn't want RGB at my office. Solid feel, classy brass metal keyboard base.

This keyboard is well made. It has a good solid base with some weight to it. Not heavy. The switches are easy to depress, but not too easy. They offer some resistance. I like the feel. Switches are not noisy. Just the right amount of clickiness. I am used to typing on an Apple keyboard so this keyboard took some getting used to. Compared to the Apple keys, these keys are a bit too narrow. I have to type looking at the keys, so if I were a good typist it might not be a concern. This is a real good wired keyboard and priced well.

I love the mechanics. Just think the keys are too tight together, but I do got kinda big hands.