200Pcs Clear O-Ring Switch Dampeners Keycap for Mechanical Keyboard Cherry Mx, White…

Not really much to say about this. They're good and do the job they're made to do. Price is good, too.

only marginally helped with sound. they did help my cheap keycaps sound less hollow and be less wobbly though and helped with how loudly they bottomed out. they do make things feel a little squishy esp doubled up. overall helped a little but they wont make a huge difference in sound esp with a cheaper more hollow sounding board or keycaps.

These o-rings provide decent value and functionality. They worked fine for padding my keycaps from the switch.It's important to note that not all switches and keycaps require these o-rings. It depends on what you have. A reviewer mentioned that they didn't work, but that's likely due to their specific switches and keycaps. In my experience, two sets of switches and keycaps benefited from these o-rings, while one set of switches with a specific keycap did not benefit.With the right switches and keycaps, these o-rings work great and provide a nice little bouncy/pad feeling when pressing your keys. I'm glad I bought them as they improved the typing experience on my compatible keyboards. Even if they might not work with your current configuration, keep em around for your next one or when you buy new caps/switches.

I don't game, I am actually using these on stem of switch on the Keychron K5 Pro and K13 Pro. Both low-profile mechanical keyboard, they take the final "hit" of the key down on the switch softer and quieter. I really recommend doing this if you like the idea of modifying your low-profile keyboard, there are not many options out there to change the feel and sound of them.

My husband was constantly complaining about how loud my keyboard was and this silenced it enough to squash his complaining. The keys are NOT silent but are much less clacky. I do wish it came with a key remover as that was awful having to put these on without one.

They did the trick, softened the noise of my keys bottoming. I wish the return stroke was a little quieter, but that's a different problem. Cheap and plenty of them for full size keyboard.

The media could not be loaded. Not much of a difference. I put two O-Rings on each key. You're better off buying a quieter keyboard.

I tried using these for a keyboard I was building but a few of them were too small to fit on the keycap properly. After a while of using them, I had to take them all off and reapply them as they would keep moving along the stem of the keycap. There were times when I would press down the key and it wouldn't come back up (due to the o ring getting displaced).As for my personal preference, I wasn't really a fan of the mushy feeling of the o-rings. It did dampen the sound a bit but I don't think it's really worth the effort of constantly reapplying them.