Brand: Cherry
Cherry MX Honey
Compare specs and typing sounds side by side.
Sound
Community pick — no login needed, one vote per browser.
Overview
Cherry MX Honey, also branded MX2A Honey, is Cherry's silent tactile switch built on the MX2A platform. Unlike traditional Cherry tactiles, its bump arrives right at the top of the keystroke rather than after a stretch of pre-travel, giving a pronounced early tactile event that eases as the key is pressed.
The stem carries dampening pads that soften the topping-out and bottoming-out sounds, and the switch ships factory-lubricated. It is aimed at quiet, tactile typing in shared spaces.
Product summary compiled by Keebpedia from verified product information.
Where to Buy
Reviews
Cherry's first silent tactile. The classic Cherry scratch — in both sound and feel — is gone, and it's nice that it works with no spring swap or extra lube. But the top-out has noisy sound, and Deep Sea Silent is quieter, so it loses on pure silence. Buy it expecting to enjoy that noisy sound as part of the character. Note the bump is stronger than you'd expect (around a Gazzew U4) and it bottoms out near 60g.
Photos
Submitted by the community — separate from the reference image.
Community
Ask a questionNo questions in this view yet. New submissions appear after moderator approval.
Specs
- Type
- Tactile
- Silent
- Yes
- Magnetic (HE)
- No
- Profile
- N/A
- Bottom-out Force
- N/A
- Initial Force
- N/A
- Pre-travel
- 1.9 mm
- Total Travel
- 3.7 mm
- Top Housing
- PC
- Bottom Housing
- Nylon
- Stem
- POM
- Spring Length
- 18.0 mm
- Spring Stage
- 1
- Factory Lubed
- Yes
- Pins
- 5
- Box Structure
- No
- Brand
- Cherry
- Manufacturer
- Cherry