120Pcs Clear Rubber O-Ring Keyboard, O-Rings Keycaps, Switch Dampeners Keycap, for Cherry MX Key Switch Keyboards Dampers,Red

These are really nice, I had to replace the keys on my Razer Blackwidow with some phantom keycaps, and as I have very noisy green switches, I thought I'd take the opportunity to add some O-Rings to quieten it down a bit, and these certainly do that, much quieter than before, and improves the typing experience. They work well and don't seem to affect key presses in any way, especially when gaming. Very easy to fit at the same time I was replacing the keys, and plenty to do the entire keyboard. These look like they are going to last a long time, and no complaints about the price..

If you use a mechanical keyboard I would recommend these. They don't make your key presses silent but you'll notice that the noise from key pressed is reduced considerably. I'd recommend putti g two rings on each key.Before I bought this product I was a sad boi, now I'm a sad boi with a quieter keyboard.I rate this product a tiny white ring out of ten.

Seems like they take a while to "break in" but after that typing is comfortable.

Could have got these lot cheaper from elsewhere but these were available quickly, were the correct size for keyboard caps without needing to search around on Asian sites....Used for dampening the downstroke key noise on a keyboard, some don't like the feel but I can't tolerate the clatter so they do work - whether they work for YOU is a different matter - at the price, nothing really lost.

I bought these O-rings to help silence my Razer Huntsman TE keyboard.It will certainly quieten your keyboard if you place two O-rings on the stem of each keycap as some folks are advocating, however I would recommend *against* that. I found that doing so makes each key press feel 'mushy' and unsatisfying.Instead I recommend :1. reducing echo by filling the void spaces inside the keyboard with EVA foam sheets cut to size.2. reducing the key stabiliser rattle/chatter by lubricating the stabilisers using synthetic grease. There's no need to disassemble the switches, just apply a small amount with a brush around the stabilisers and areas of the switch housing that are in the vicinity.3. finally reduce the impact * of each keypress by adding a single O-ring to each keycap stem.Each of these steps made a significant improvement to my experience using the keyboard - as a result it's noticeably quieter and more pleasant to type on.* Using a single O-ring reduces the impact felt when you bottom out each key press, making the keyboard less tiring to use over prolonged periods. I did make an exception for the 'Enter' and 'Spacebar' key caps, where I doubled up on the O-rings as these keys were particularly noisy.

Got these to put round wobbly joints and they worked a treat

Perfect dampeners. It really helped my fingers become less fatigued while using the keyboard for extended periods of time.

Keyboard - Akko 5075B with Akko Piano V3 Pro & Cherry keycaps.I tried the O-rings but unfortunately they are unusable.1 made no difference to the sound at all. Two or more did start to reduce the sound, but the keys would occasionally not register. Had to take them all off.

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I installed mine on a Cherry MX Red keyboard. These are very easy to install and gave me a good excuse to clean out my keyboard. They do make the keyboard quieter except for bigger keys like the space-bar, enter, shift, etc. On those keys there is no noticeable change. The switch dampeners only effect the downward clack, and do nothing for the keys' wiggling sound or the sound when the key is released. It is also good to note that they would do nothing for a blue switch. The feel of the keys are changed slightly, but I did not notice any negative effect from the slight change. The keys fall the same, they stop a little sooner (but they fall far enough to trigger the switch), and when they stop it feels gentle. Overall, the different feel is not an issue or anything I had to "get used to". I am happy with them and I have a recording in audacity comparing the sound of a non-dampened key and a dampened key which shows that they really do work!Edit: I am unable to add the audacity image to the review. The un-dampened key was significantly louder than the dampened key every time by a large amount. I would say the peaks were close to double the size; additionally, the tail of each keypress is slightly shorter. Meaning the sound is both quieter and shorter making it less annoying overall.

Used these on my Corsair K70 (full size keyboard) with Cherry MX Reds to reduce noise from bottoming out. These rings were cheap ($10) and worked well. Had about 15 extra or so after doing every key on the keyboard, which included using 3 each for the long keys like shift, space, enter, etc. Would recommend if you want your keyboard to be a little quieter. They have no drawbacks as far as I am concerned. Keys still feel solid and the same, just less noise.

J'étais un peu hésitant à la vue de certains commentaires expliquant que la réduction de bruit ne marchait quasiment pas mais dans mon cas la différence est très nette. Cela dépends peut être du clavier mais sur mon roccat vulcan 121 switch rouge la réduction du bruit des touches est bien présente, il n'a plus le claquement en bout de course.Je dois aussi préciser que j'ai mis deux joints par touches, du coup je n'ai pas pu faire la totalité du clavier mais juste les lettres , le pavé numérique, la ponctuation ainsi que les touches entrée, espace, échap et les flèches directionnelles.Bref ce sont les touches que j'utilise le plus. En ce qui me concerne je suis plus que satisfait du résultat.A voir dans le temps si cela fonctionne toujours aussi bien.

I was hoping that it would make blue switch more quiet, but it didnt. I guess the clicking noise is un-avoidable. This product sort of increase the height of my caps if tri-paired per cap which helped me to emphasized the most used caps. Its always good to experiment anyways. This goes to my keyboard btw but I dont know about others. Thanks anyways.