If you’ve just bought your shiny new Mac, or are still looking for the best Mac computer, you may be thinking about accessories to buy and customize the experience right after setup. Apple’s computers come with a more than capable keyboard and Magic Mouse, but they don’t provide the more tactile feel that many people love. The keyboard may be too shallow, which many people might dislike and find hard to type on. Luckily, macOS and Apple computers support a wide variety of keyboards, including mechanical ones.
In today’s guide, we’ll take a closer look at some of the best mechanical keyboards for Mac computers, and while we’re at it, let us also recommend that you visit our guides for the best webcams you can pick up, and the best Macbook stands we’ve found so far.
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Kailh vs Gateron – Cherry Clones
The most obvious category of switches both companies produce is the Cherry MX clones – Red, Blue, Brows switches. Both Kailh and Gateron have these lineups and both have initially started as clone switches to compete with what Cherry was offering.
In reality, if you would take Kailh vs Gateron vs Cherry Red, Blue, or Brown switches the differences would be so minute that most consumers could not tell the difference. Would most people be able to tell that the Blue Gateron switch is slightly more tactile than both Cherry and Kailh switches? No.
All you need to know about these 3 main switches is that no matter where you will get them from, the experience will be close enough to where you should not care much about it.