May 27 2014, 02:05 PM
QUOTE(wildwestgoh @ May 27 2014, 01:36 PM)
Just like me, PBT Dyesub Keycaps, the feels is absolutely brilliant 
*spraying poisons* Not too expensive, just around RM250 I bought 
And yes, Brown will definitely quieter but if want to use in absolute quiet library, you can add o-ring, especiall the thick one will absorb even more noise from bottoming the switches. Well, typing habit/method also affect the noise I guess, touch typist will surely have less noise than heavy typist of which they tend to bottom out the keycaps.
Your signature says it all, better enjoy Blues in private *spraying poisons* Not too expensive, just around RM250 I bought And yes, Brown will definitely quieter but if want to use in absolute quiet library, you can add o-ring, especiall the thick one will absorb even more noise from bottoming the switches. Well, typing habit/method also affect the noise I guess, touch typist will surely have less noise than heavy typist of which they tend to bottom out the keycaps.
I'm also using Ninja TKL with Browns but fitted with O-rings. Quieter and softer (sound and impact) when bottoming out. But I'm still using stock keycaps. Saving up for PBT in the future.
As for the feel with O-rings, it's personal preference. For me, the reduced key travel distance helps me to stop right after the tactile bump, so to me it feels as if the bump is more pronounced. Because without O-rings the keys travel further and I barely feel the bump unless I don't bottom out. But that's just me.
I also feel that the soft landing helps me reduce fatigue on my fingers/wrist, so +1 for ergonomics.
O-rings are cheap and reversible anyway. So can give it a shot
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