ThreeBulls 120Pcs Dampeners Keyboards Dampers Computer Accessories & Peripherals Review

I used this on an Eagletec Blue Switch keyboard. 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 on the…

I have a WASD Keyboards sampler that includes red and blue o-rings that are 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…

TL;DR: Games? I don't know, never mind. Do you want to improve your keyboard experience with Cherry key switches? Obtain. I type a lot and have killed cheap keyboards within 6-12 months in the past. I'm tired of wasting money and filling landfills with broken keyboards, so I decided to build a keyboard that lasts. After considering what I like and hate about keyboards and what lasts the longest, I bought a mechanical keyboard (Eagletec ET-KG010-N) with cherry blue color switches and custom…