clicky keyboards are even better with that. We won't address keyboard sound in this article, but it's easy to see why membrane keys are quieter than mechanical keys, including those with linear sw ...

Real gamers use mechanical keyboards, or so they say. This controversial statement often sparks a debate about mechanical vs membrane keyboards. Some players advocate for mechanical keyboards as ...

The mechanical switches give it that distinctive clack or thock sound while typing ... to be pressed on before it registers. A membrane keyboard takes far less effort, which not only gives ...

“I've had a number of cheap membrane keyboard over the years, and this is one of the best-feeling I've used. It has a great tactile bump and just the right amount of travel. The sound of the key ...

So you have a great range of control over the sound and feel of the keys. The final keyboard on this list is the only membrane board we’re suggesting. While this style of keyboard certainly has ...

Even "quiet" linear mechanical keyboards will make some sound as you type. It's a big change from the relative silence of a membrane keyboard. The tradeoff is that although they're louder and more ...

If you can get past that, you're left with an affordable keyboard offering a typing experience that's superior to any membrane or mechanical ... attention to its sound profile in a way that ...

The sound is more in between a mechanical and membrane keyboard. They still make a noise, but it’s more of a muted clacking, as if I’m typing under a blanket. It’s a warmer, less harsh tone ...

A few years ago, a "gaming keyboard" consisted of a regular old membrane keyboard with a few ... They don't make much sound, and spring back very quickly after actuation. Cherry MX Blues are ...

There’s also sound absorbing foam underneath this and ... All while having a much better typing experience than you can get with a membrane keyboard and on most laptops for that matter.