Cherry MX2A Switch Set






Category: Switches






Category: Switches
Installed the browns in my new build and the tactile bump is just right for typing—not too sharp, not too mushy. Having 110 switches in the set meant I didn't have to worry about making mistakes with my soldering.
Bought the 110-pack of browns to finally try a tactile switch, and the factory lubing on these MX2As is surprisingly consistent—no scratchy stems out of the box. The bump is subtle but noticeable enough for typing, exactly what I wanted.
I've been swapping out the switches on my keyboard and the 110-count Cherry MX2A set gives me plenty of extras for future builds. The Silent Reds are genuinely quiet without feeling mushy, which makes late-night typing much more pleasant.
The brown switches feel noticeably more tactile than my old linear ones, and the 110-piece set gave me plenty of extras for a full keyboard build. Installation was smooth, and the spring weight is just right for long typing sessions.
The brown switches have exactly the tactile bump I was looking for—perfect for typing without being too loud. The 110-count pack is generous for a full build with plenty of spares.
The silent reds are so smooth and quiet, I can finally game at night without waking anyone up. Having 110 switches in one set means I can fully populate a keyboard with extras to spare.
Installed the browns in my office keyboard last week — the tactile bump is just right for typing, not too mushy. All 110 switches worked perfectly out of the box, no bent pins or duds.
Bought the 110-pack of Silent Reds for my work board—the reduced bottom-out sound is a game-changer for late-night typing sessions. Each switch feels consistent out of the box, no scratchiness at all.
Swapped my old browns for these reds and the difference in smoothness is immediately noticeable, plus the factory lubing is very consistent. 110 switches was more than enough for my full-size board with plenty leftover.
Tried lubing these before mounting and the smoothness is unreal, no scratchiness at all. The springs are perfectly weighted too, my typing speed actually went up. They look great in a hotswap board as the pins are straight and sturdy.