ThreeBulls 120Pcs Dampeners Keyboards Dampers Review

I recently bought these dampeners for my keyboard and they have been a game changer. As a result of my tests, I determined that these small items significantly reduce key noise while typing on my computer. My colleagues appreciate the peaceful environment in our workspace as well. The only downside is that they may not fit all types of keyboards and you may need to double check before purchasing. In summary, if you want to improve your typing experience and avoid distractions, these are worth…

I have a WASD keyboard sampler that includes a red and blue o-ring that cost about fifteen dollars a set. I use them because I think typing is a full contact sport, although it doesn't work very well when we share our home office or at work. I've used them on Cherry MX Brown switches. I found them to help with noise, but still found it easy to get a loud click when I press the keys with moderate force. With that in mind, I tested five options: no ring, one ring, two rings, WASD Red, and WASD…

I used this on an Eagletec keyboard with blue switches. Firstly 2 of the 120 pieces were broken, no big deal but they should be enough for a full mid-size keyboard plus a few extras for those occasions. I have completed 3/4 of my keyboard with the package that came with it. Also, they would work better if they were cylinders rather than rings. You will need at least 3 rings to cover the LARGE portion of the stem on each key (larger keys have 2-3 stems, smaller keys have 1). If you put 3 rings…