Specific keyboard

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Does anyone have a recommendation for the following:

 

• Doesn't make much sound
• Bottoms out very quickly
• Looks Nice
• Has O-Rings
• Keys don't stick
• Little force required

 

It's because I'm used to the smooth typing offered by a membrane keyboard on a laptop.

Now that I am using my desktop to type with, I'm finding it very difficult because of this clunky mechanical keyboard (Black ALPS):

 

[Osmium]

So are MX browns too loud for you? MX reds are good for people used to membrane also since they have no click and they are very light.

[xox]

So are MX browns too loud for you? MX reds are good for people used to membrane also since they have no click and they are very light.

Does anyone sell one with O-rings?

[Drown]

Does anyone sell one with O-rings?

 

Browns with O-rings? The G710+ has O-rings AFAIK.

[Osmium]

Does anyone sell one with O-rings?

Can't you just pick up some from your local hardware store? wasd keyboards sells custom KBs however they are overpriced in my opinion when you can do a lot of their stuff yourself. One of the logitech I know has o rings but I don't know what model it is.

 

As for a standard KB Leopold/Filco sells my favorite keyboards.

[xox]

Can't you just pick up some from your local hardware store? wasd keyboards sells custom KBs however they are overpriced in my opinion when you can do a lot of their stuff yourself. One of the logitech I know has o rings but I don't know what model it is.

 

As for a standard KB Leopold/Filco sells my favorite keyboards.

That sounds like an idea. Thanks dude

[JLCitadel]

That sounds like an idea. Thanks dude

 

Well, if it's not too late to offer up my idea, if you have the budget, I'd grab a ducky. I switched from my laptop keyboard to a ds3 wled blue switches, took me like 3 days to get used to. Loved it since, been about a month now. I'll be buying the Ds4 when it comes out for sure.

 

& If it is a problem, the mechanical keyboard you have there, i've used before, completely different experience to me. but good luck !

[ForsakenLive]

The Gamdias Hermes is a MX blue mechanical keyboard that has some sort of square o rings to reduce noise.

I think you should get the keyboard you like the most, and then buy aftermarket o-rings for it, I've seen them a couple of times on amazon.