200 Stuks Ringen Rubberen O-ring Afdichten Rubberen Toetsenborddempers met Plastic Opbergdoos voor Cherry MX Switch-Toetsenbord en Mechanische Toetsenbordtoetsen (Doorzichtig)

If you buy these O-rings to cut down the noise of your Keycaps, thwy do not seem to really work.I fitted them onto my Fnatic Ministreak with Cherry Silent Red switches.Went from fitting 1 to 3 to test the effect.Sound was not really impacted, but with 2 or more o-rings fitted, I started missing keystrokes.Eventually removed all of them.

Reduce bastante el ruido, ya que la keycap no toca la base del teclado, cambia un poco el tacto pero no mucho, y el recorrido disminuye por lo que se siente un poco mas rapido.Si no pones 2 por keycap ni se nota que lo has puestoDe momento los compañeros no oyen mi teclado asi que bien

Tried these O-rings on two different keyboards having their keycaps replaced with HyperX Double Shot PBT keycaps (aka pudding keycaps): Razer Blackwidow TE V2 (green switches), and Cooler Master CK530.They were not suitable for the CK530, as they were too thin. I had to use 2mm thickness o-rings to prevent the key from bottoming out.They were suitable for most keys on the Blackwidow, but not all. Any keys that used stabiliser bars (the bigger keys use these) needed the thicker 2mm o-rings to prevent bottoming out. I had to remove the stabiliser bars as the aftermarket keycaps didn't support them.I found it very difficult to be certain about which o-rings are suitable for which keyboards. My advice is to get a few different options and ensure they're different thickness. Generally speaking, 2mm thick o-rings like the Rosewill RO-100T will be the safest choice.Hope this helps someone.Edit: After a month of using the dampeners on the Blackwidow, they've begun to compress somewhat and are now no longer successfully preventing the keycaps from bottoming out. I guess the 2mm o-rings were required for both of my keyboards after all.

Schön viele O-Ringe zum missen meiner Tastatur.Ich haben nicht nachgezählt, aber die Anzahl sollte passen. Sie reißen nicht durch und stinken auch nicht fürchterlich. Das Tippgefühl hat sich nicht sonderlich verändert, aber die Lautstärke ist schon spürbar leiser geworden.

These o-rings give the keys that you press a softer touch to them. You are left with the sound and feel of the switch with less of the keycap slam as the switch bottoms out. This leaves the keyboard to feel less vibrationally intense on the fingers, which in turn feel nicer when typing up essays or documents.The sound difference is very minor, but it is audible. The o-rings make it feel more muffled and more like a "thump" than the regular "tock." It's like there is a lower tone to the same bottoming out, and thus ends up being less audible.For the cheap price it offers and ability for you to put it on more than 1 keyboard, or more than 1 o ring per keycap, it's a good nice to have that I would definitely recommend trying out if you sit in front of a keyboard a lot. The features aren't many, but they're subtle and appreciated once you have them. (note they only work on (+) style keycaps. membrane, or logitech's romer-g switches will not work.)