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The Corsair Strafe RGB Mechanical Keyboard Review with MX Silent (Red) Switches

The Corsair Strafe RGB Mechanical Keyboard Review with MX Silent (Red) Switches

Posted on April 2, 2016April 4, 2020 By Jarvis

Cherry’s MX Silent switches are making their debut on the Corsair Strafe RGB gaming mechanical keyboard. Corsair has the exclusive on the MX Silent for the first year, and in this review we are examining the quality and features of the Strafe RGB keyboard as well as the performance of the new switches.

Introduction

Mechanical keyboards are now etched into the minds of PC enthusiasts, making the requested upgrade list alongside a specific mouse or headset. However, there are those who are reluctant because of the two major disadvantages of mechanical switches – price and noise.
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