Editing Cherry MX Clear (section)

==Key feel==
[[File:CherryMXClearBrownForceTravel.png|right|thumb|250px|Force/Travel diagram (CN / mm) comparing Cherry MX Clear to Cherry MX Brown. Each graph is the slider colour.  Shadowed lines are the up-strokes]]

Similar to the [[Cherry MX Brown]], it has a tactile bump before the activation point. The tactile bump is more pronounced than a [[Cherry MX Brown]] but not as sharp as most rubber domes and [[Topre Switches|Topre switches]]. It is longer and peaks higher, at around 65 cN.

There is a dip at the tactile point (65 cN), below which resistance increases sharply up to around 95 cN at the bottom. Typists who are not used to the switch may feel this tiring. However, proponents of the switch claim that the high resistance cushions the stroke helping you to avoid bottoming out, and that would be beneficial to the fingers in the long term.

Because of the size of the tactile bump, it has the most friction of all [[Cherry MX]] switches.

As of 2012, these switches are available directly from the manufacturer and some suppliers.