It probably varies from board to board, but I would say membrane boards are quieter, because the keys don't bottom out as hard. You get two clicks from mechanical switches -- the click that is built into some of them, like the Cherry Blues, and the "thump" as the key bottoms out on the board. The keys on a membrane board hit more softly against the bottom. But the typing feel is terrible!
It probably varies from board to board, but I would say membrane boards are quieter, because the keys don't bottom out as hard. You get two clicks from mechanical switches -- the click that is built into some of them, like the Cherry Blues, and the "thump" as the key bottoms out on the board. The keys on a membrane board hit more softly against the bottom. But the typing feel is terrible!
Or add o -rings to the keys to modify the end stroke feel. Lubed is another option, some are sold this way, you can buy custom ones though built to speck.
Once you try one….
Or add o -rings to the keys to modify the end stroke feel. Lubed is another option, some are sold this way, you can buy custom ones though built to speck.
Once you try one….
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