** THIS WEEK ONLY - NOISE DAMPENING O-RINGS SAVE 50% **

NikTheSHNIK

NikTheSHNIK

NikTheSHNIK

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I've reduced our noise dampening o-rings so that anybody that might have been on the fence about trying them can afford to give them a go. For this week only they are half price.

OcUK Tech Labs Noise Dampening O-Rings for Cherry MX Keyboards - Black - 125 pieces @ £4.99 inc VAT https://www.overclockers.co.uk/ocuk...-mx-keyboards-black-125-pieces-kb-000-tl.html



High quality OcUK Tech LabsKit with 125 O-rings in black rubber to reduce noise of Cherry MX Switches

Only £4.99 inc VAT.

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OcUK Tech Labs Noise Dampening O-Rings for Cherry MX Keyboards- Clear - 125 pieces @ £4.99 inc VAT https://www.overclockers.co.uk/ocuk...-mx-keyboards-clear-125-pieces-kb-002-tl.html



High quality OcUK Tech LabsKit with 125 O-rings in Clear rubber to reduce noise of Cherry MX Switches

Only £4.99 inc VAT.

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OcUK Tech Labs Noise Dampening O-Rings for Cherry MX Keyboards - Blue - 125 Pieces @ £4.99 inc VAT https://www.overclockers.co.uk/ocuk...y-mx-keyboards-blue-125-pieces-kb-001-tl.html



High quality OcUK Tech LabsKit with 125 O-rings in Blue rubber to reduce noise of Cherry MX Switches

Only £4.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
For info, the blue rings are harder (50A) than the clear and black ones (40A) so they'll dampen the sound somewhat more.

However, if you've got one of those fancy RGB keyboards, I'd lean towards getting the clear silicone ones so the light still comes through :)
 
Artery said:
I guess for a fiver it's not bad to try out, not much to lose if I decide to take them off.
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What keyboard do you have? You'll need to choose whether you want the softer (40A) ones or the harder (50A) ones. Obviously if you have an LED/RGB keyboard, I'd go for the clear Silicone ones.
 
.Trooper. said:
Does it matter if you have brown/red/blue switches or can these be used on all? I think I have brown switches and it can still be a bit too loud when I'm using the PC and everyone is asleep
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No mate. The stems on the key caps themselves are all the same.
 
The problem with mechanical keyboards and the noise is not just the bottoming out though. In fact, it's often not even the main problem with many models, especially the non-clicky keys such as browns... it's actually the sound of the key returning back UP which causes the most noise. I found this with a couple of Corsairs I tried, and even with the o-ring mod the noise bothered me too much. They aren't suddenly going to render your keyboard silent that's for sure. It's all very subjective though... obviously noise doesn't bother everyone, but the only way you'll know is by trying for yourself.
 
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