This past January Cherry revealed an upcoming keyboard design called the Cherry MX Board 6.0. We have taken a look at the 3.0 but the 6.0 that they showed was a complete departure from anything they have done in the past. For one the entire keyboard was backlit and it had a heavy duty aluminum casing. But more importantly with it they were showing off a new technology called RealKey. Basically Cherry designed a way to almost completely drop any key lag while also giving full N key rollover and no ghosting. To do that they actually had to step back and go back to analog rather than the standard digital signals that all of the keyboards use today. Well after a few delays, I can finally say that I have spent nearly two weeks testing the Cherry MX Board 6.0 and I’m finally ready to sit down and talk a little about the keyboard and RealKey technology that it introduces.
Product Name: Cherry MX Board 6.0
Review Sample Provided by: Cherry
Written By: Wes
Pictures by: Wes
Amazon Link: HERE
| Specifications | |
| Keyswitch | Cherry MX Red |
| Dimensions | 17.87 x 5.78 x 1.1 Inches |
| Weight |
Keyboard: 1350g /2.9 lbs Wrist rest: 257g / .56 lbs |
| Housing color | Aluminum (Sanded-Finish) |
| Keycap color | Black |
| Keycap Inscription | Laser |
| Cable Interface | USB |
| Cable Length | 200cm / 6.56 feet |
| Storage Temperature | -4 – 122 F |
| Operating Temperature | 32 – 122 F |
| Current Consumption | 479 mA |
| Reliability | MTBF >80,000 |
| NKRO | Full N-Key Rollover |
