What is the difference between Cherry axis and domestic axis?

In daily life, the keyboard is one of the standard configurations of the computer, and the comfort of the keyboard depends on its production and quality. A good keyboard can improve the feel and has a relatively high flexibility. There is a big difference between Cherry axes and domestic axes. Generally, domestic axes are relatively cheap and are chosen by many people. The flexibility of Cherry axes is very high and the feel is relatively comfortable.

What is the difference between Cherry axes and domestic axes?

Cherry switch comes from an American company now called "Cherry", which is named after its German-American founder Walter Cherry. Cherry Company was founded in 1953. Unlike the literal meaning of the fruit, its main business at that time was the production of electronic components such as switches. After decades of technological accumulation, Cherry began producing computer keyboards in 1973 and is currently the oldest computer keyboard manufacturer in existence.

The reason why Cherry Company has been able to stand firm in the commercial tide for decades is its solid core technology. In 1984, Cherry Corporation obtained the patent for the Cherry MX mechanical switch, which marked the beginning of the glorious history of the Cherry switch. The first generation of Cherry MX switches features a cross-shaped keycap interface, which allows the switch to be more closely integrated with the keycap, and this design tradition has been used to this day. The Cherry MX switches of that time were of very good quality, but also very expensive, and were only used in high-end servers and personal computers. Although with the promotion of low-cost membrane keyboard technology, the general public's first contact with computer keyboards is through membrane keyboards, but Cherry and other mechanical keyboard lineups are still on the altar of "high price and high quality".

With the development of technology and economy, ordinary consumers of that time evolved into a group of peripheral players. Membrane keyboards could no longer satisfy them, and high-quality mechanical keyboards became their pursuit. Adhering to decades of craftsmanship and technological pursuit, Cherry switches became the first high-quality mechanical switches they came into contact with. With the accumulation of history, the baptism of years and the high-quality performance of actual products, Cherry switches have become the "ceiling" product passed down by word of mouth among players and have also become the belief of many mechanical switch players.

With the disappearance of patent barriers and the gradual popularization of technology, more and more manufacturers have launched their own mechanical switches, including domestic switches produced by domestic technology manufacturers. Facing the challenge from latecomers, Cherry's reputation as a technology leader in the industry is certainly not undeserved. In many reviews and user feedback, Cherry's own Cherry switches have better quality control and stable performance, which is inseparable from Cherry's own technical accumulation of mechanical switches over the years. Good quality control has enabled Cherry's mechanical switches and its own keyboard products to extend from the professional field and become popular in the personal computer field. High quality, stability and long life have become the user label and impression of Cherry products, and also allowed players' beliefs to be fully fulfilled.

No matter how advanced the technology is, it must keep up with the trend. Cherry has never lagged behind in making its own Cherry switches. As the player group expands, users are becoming more and more demanding on switches. Cherry switches have gradually extended from the most traditional red and black switches to typing-style blue and tea switches, and then developed a series of mechanical switches including silent silver, silent red, RGB red, RGB blue, etc. With a wide variety of styles and colors, even the most picky players can find their own mechanical switches.

Due to the "noble" quality of Cherry's Cherry switches, many high-end peripheral manufacturers are still happy to choose excellent Cherry switches to create their own fist keyboard products. Of course, not all mechanical keyboards that use Cherry switches are out of reach. For example, Fuller's G900S RGB is a good and inexpensive top-notch product.