KingKey150x Rubber O-Ring Dampeners for Cherry MX Switch keyboard

Fits around my keycaps perfectly and dampens the sound of the keycap bottoming out, making the keyboard slightly quieter. These O-rings also reduce the keycap travel by about a mm, which in my opinion is nice and made the keyboard better to type on. I have had these in my keyboard for a while now and upon inspection they are the same as they were when new. they haven't started to break down, dry out or get greasy at all, giving me confidence that they will last a long time due to the use of good quality rubber. I would recommend this product to anyone who wants to make their mechanical keyboard a little quieter or just reduce the key travel a little bit.

I got these for my Razer Chroma keyboard as the noise from the switches bottoming out was beginning to get irritating, especially for friends over VOIP. Using two O-rings per key, they have reduced the sound of the key quite a bit. Obviously, the switch itself will still make noise but the keys no longer bottom out, with the typical clack.Only thing others need consider is this will change the feel of the keys slightly, I like it, but there's a little more mushiness after the switch has clicked. If doubling up O-rings like me, you won't have enough for every single key either. Since a full-sized keyboard has well over 100 keys and a ten-keyless has over about 85.

"Does this item fit Logitech's GX Blue Clicky switches? Specifically, the G512 SE keyboard"I asked in the Q&A section before I purchased this product, but my question did not show up in the questions list. I asked it again, and it didn't show again. Same for the third time. Either that's a glitch or seller didn't want the question asked and naturally I got no answers :DBut I digress, I bought the product anyway, as given the dimensions and my own measuring of the switches, I believed it would fit. It fits perfectly, however it makes absolutely no difference what-so-ever. The keys are just as loud as before, only there is a shorter travel for the key. Even after I stacked 3 rings onto 1 key... somehow.... Without the key cap on the button, the actual button barely makes a sound, so there must be some added feature of the "Clicky" keys that make the key itself make the noise, not the switch :/That said, the product arrived well in time, the rings are exactly as described, the material feels top quality, well packed in a bag... Now, I didn't go and count them, but the description says 150 individual rings, and it looks about right. Good product, does not work for me, though.

Just bought a Cooler master masterkeys pro L RGB and as with all mechanical keyboards they could be interpreted as loud even with Cherry MX Browns. These help to keep clattering to a minimum and give the keys a pleasant soft bottom out.I used orange bands last time and had to double up on certain keys to get the feel I required but these only require one as they are a little softer.Do not expect miracles though. If you are using Blues or other of the more clicky switches these will nit make a huge difference as the noise is generated by the switch not the keycap.Definitely worth it though for a minor noise reduction and improved feel

Just installed these on my Corsair K70 with cherry brown switches. Very pleased with the effect - keys are a lot less "rattly" than they used to be - closer to my (new) Logitech with Romer G switches. I think these are only 1.5mm thick but they make a real difference. I would not go any thicker - that woudl shorten the key stroke too much. My back space and space bar still rattle like they used to - something to do with how those keys are built into the keyboard. Others are much more damped, feel more secure, and definitely nicer to type with. Why only 3 star? At £8 seriously too much money for what is really a small pack of cheap silicone o-rings. Also not sure how they will last - will they need replacing after a year? We'll see. Definitely recommend giving them a shot.

I run cherry MX Reds on a ASUS claymore board(s)and these little rubbers make it loads quieterwithout compromising the feel of the boardcare is needed when fitting especially with thespace bar / enter key / shift key as they havesmall wire push bars that can eastly be dislodgedbut overall was not too bad just allow around1/2 hour per keyboard to fit.In a nutshell they make the board feel more premiumrather than the cheap clacks the unmodified board exabitsfor the money a good upgrade I feel if you type a lot or not =)

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Greatly reduced the bottoming-out sound of my cherry red switches without obscuring the LED lighting. They still aren't totally silent, I think there's still some sideways clack if I type roughly, but these rings went a long way to making being in the same room tolerable :DI took the advice on the product page and added two rings to the space/enter keys and that worked well to reduce the clack from those further, since it adds a bit of extra tactility.