Red and green must never be seen but black and bronze make a mean machine. This is the Cherry KC 200 MX, one of the first mechanical keyboards from the company to feature the new Cherry MX2A switches.
While mechanical keyboards have been around since the 1970s, providing a more durable typing experience, in recent years they've looked to address both day-to-day work life and gaming to create something that can suit both. That's what the Cherry KC 200 MX intends to achieve with anti-ghosting, NKRO (n-key rollover) as well as laser-etched and abrasion-proof ABS keycaps among other features, to help blend the lines further.
