Cherry has introduced the MX3.0S PRO, a full-size mechanical keyboard designed to reduce input lag for competitive gamers. The device targets players who need precise timing in fast-paced titles by offering an 8kHz polling rate and scan rate. This high-frequency communication between the keyboard and PC ensures that every keystroke registers with minimal delay.
Full-size mechanical keyboard targets competitive gamers with high polling rate
The keyboard features a CNC anodized aluminum alloy body and a steel-free internal frame with two layers of damping fill. Cherry includes SOCD (Simultaneous Opposite Cardinal Direction) support, allowing players to press opposing keys without input conflict. The internal structure prioritizes signal stability and acoustic tuning over heavy metal construction.
Specifications
- Polling rate: 8kHz
- Body material: CNC anodized aluminum alloy
- Internal structure: Steel-free frame with 2-layer damping
- Switch options: MX ILLUMA Red/Tea/Sakura, MX2A Blue
- Battery life: Up to 730 hours (Bluetooth)
Connectivity options include wired USB-C and wireless 2.4GHz with adaptive frequency hopping, plus Bluetooth for low-power use. USB latency measures under 0.2ms, while 2.4GHz wireless latency stays below 0.4ms. Battery life reaches 730 hours on Bluetooth and 420 hours on 2.4GHz, depending on the version and RGB usage.
Three versions are available: Wired Non-RGB, Wired RGB, and Wireless RGB. Switch choices include Cherry MX ILLUMA Red, Tea, and Sakura, as well as MX2A Blue. Colors offered are Peach, Yamei, and Moon White. The Wired Non-RGB model starts at 459 CNY (around $68.46), the Wired RGB at 599 CNY (around $89.34), and the Wireless RGB at 799 CNY (around $119). Sales begin on September 29, 2024, at 10:00 in China.
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