Cherry MX Clear Switches

Cherry MX ClearMechanical Keyboard Switches

Cherry MX Clear

Tactile
65G force
MX stem
Cherry
2.00mm pre travel
4.00mm travel
Nylon Top Housing
Nylon Bottom Housing
POM Stem
Normal Spring

Often referred to as 'stiffer' browns. As a tactile switch without click and acoustic feedback, the CHERRY MX Clear is the sister model of the MX Brown. With an actuation force of 65 centinewton, the required force is slightly higher. The Cherry MX Clear is sometimes used as the space bar for keyboards with MX Brown switches.

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User Reviews

June 01, 2016

Gaming 9
Typing 9
Balance 10

great all around keys with the tactile feedback ideal for typing and not get annoying while gaming

May 03, 2016

Gaming 8
Typing 9
Balance 9

CLEAR SWITCHES ARE THE BEST

April 19, 2016

Gaming 10
Typing 10
Balance 10

If you bottom out on red/brown/blues, then clears will work for you. really liking it so far. Typing is so much better than reds.

February 18, 2016

Gaming 7
Typing 9
Balance 9

Excellent tactile feedback and just the right amount of resistance for a heavy-handed typist like myself.

February 15, 2016

Gaming 10
Typing 9
Balance 9

my favorite switch. this to me is what browns are actually described as. great tactility that gives you the actuation feedback that is perfect for gaming. Typing is glorious, second only to blues as it is missing the click. the ideal switch IMO.

February 02, 2016

Gaming 10
Typing 10
Balance 10

I have tried most of the Cherry switches, and Clears are by far my favorite. Love the heavier, tactile action.

November 26, 2015

Gaming 6
Typing 3
Balance 5

These should not be considered "tactile". Activation is not near resistive bump - the "feedback" is meaningless. It is like typing through molasses. Very fatiguing.

November 17, 2015

Gaming 7
Typing 9
Balance 8

Clears are what browns should be. They are much more tactile and heavier to offer a satisfying typing experience. For gaming, the tactile bump makes key hovering much easier. Though it may be too tactile for some, at least without lubricant.

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