
The Cherry MX 3.1 ($119) is a beautiful keyboard — you could put the dazzling RGB lights on display in a gallery. As the latest entry in Cherry’s line of MX gaming keyboards, 3.1 is visually identical to the Cherry MX 3.0s ($99), but includes Cherry’s latest switches, the MX2A. Cherry is famous for its mechanical switches, and these are great for those looking to game or type.
I would have liked more features to help it stand out as a specifically ‘gaming’ keyboard — the lack of features was disappointing, especially when you consider the strong customization of other keyboards at this price like the Keychron V6 ($89). The Cherry MX 3.1 doesn’t have much substance to show for it — holding it back from being one of the best mechanical keyboards.