Mechanical keyboards differ from the others in that they have a mechanical switch-switch for each key, unlike the keyboards we are used to today and are relatively affordable. Instead of silicone and plastic, the keys have metal parts and real springs inside.
They can even detect the slightest touch of a button through laser-like systems in some of them. For this reason, pressure sensations, reaction and detection speeds are also very high. However, some of them can make a lot of noise due to the mechanism inside, namely the switch type. But we will have some suggestions for those who want to buy a silent mechanical keyboard.
Which switch-switch type to choose for a silent mechanical keyboard?
In addition to being loud or silent, mechanical keyboards compete with each other in terms of some features such as the movement force that must be applied and switch-key life. For example, those with blue switches make a lot of noise. However, it is very comfortable to write and use, as its pressing feel is relatively soft compared to others.
Green switches, on the other hand, are a bit harder and also louder. But the red, brown, white and orange switches are pretty quiet. Moreover, its features are quite close to other switches.
For example, up to a minimum of 50 million prints is guaranteed as standard. In addition, the motive forces are quite low. On the other hand, the pressing sensation is high. For this reason, they are generally the first choice because they offer high performance and do not cause headaches. Of course, if you like typing out loud, you can choose other switches.
Here are some models we included in our list:
- SteelSeries Apex 7 TKL Red switch
- Gamepower Warlock Compact Red switch
- MSI Vigor GK50 Elite white switch
- Rampage Hydra R6 Full Color RGB LED Gaming Pro red switch
- Corsair Gaming K68 – Red LED Red switch
- Logitech G413 – Romer-G switch
You can click here to view the products we have included in our list.
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