My question concerns the Cherry MX Brown. I am a gamer, but due to our opposite schedules, I'm usually playing while my husband is sleeping. I currently have a Logitech G710+ which was supposed to be "quiet" but definitely is not. This sounds like this...
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G710+ is quieter than K70, they are both brown but G710+ have rubber orings under every button or thats what I have read in reviews. You can confirm that by removing one of your keyboard's button and looking into the key cap. If you don't have orings you can try installing them, you could buy a set on WASD keaboards. Orings remove noise of the base of the keyboard hit by a keycap. Be aware that mechanical keyboards always will be louder than for example low profile rubber dome ones like Logitech Illuminated. It's just the way how they work. Queitest mechanical (in my opinion) you could get are mx-reds + blue orings.
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The keyboard I'm using has Cherry MX Blue keyswitches which are NOISY. The mic still picks up, but it's never a problem according to the peeps I'm gaming with ;)
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It's not quiet. People absolutely will hear you typing. I don't know how people can call this a quiet keyboard - it's almost as loud as a "clicky" keyboard.
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I HATE loud mice with a passion. This will not disappoint you. I would say the mouse is about 90 percent quieter that a regular mouse, and you feel the scroll wheel more than you hear it. I bought 4 of these and I an so happy I did. You won't be disappointed.
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They aren't too loud. Almost like a Mac keyboard but not. Somewhere between a Mac and normal desktop keyboard. I was typing while skyping and my girlfriend said she could hear me type. Then again, I'm a little more aggressive than I need to be. So no, it does not make a loud clacking noise that some traditional keyboards do.
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This is not the stealth edition and the finish is the same on both versions of the keyboard. The difference between the two versions is that the Stealth version uses a silent mechanical key switch, Cherry MX Brown, so that you don't get the tactile click like the Cherry MX Blues in the non-stealth edition. The keys are a ruberized matte finish as well as the rest of the keyboard being matte finished as well. So the only thing you have to ask is if you prefer something that makes noise or doesn't make noise.
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I would say around average. It isn't quiet but I have heard worse. If you are doing a lot of chatting, and quiet is your main selling point. I would probably look for another. Still like the keyboard, but I don't have many worries on how noisy it is.
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Not between the chroma and original but the stealth version is quite a bit quieter than the click one. (The stealth sounds like browns while the clicky sounds like blues). I prefer the stealth so if you're playing a button masher you're not overwhelmed with clicking sounds.
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Very similar mouse - but the mouse is not going to drop keystrokes on you. You cannot type on it. It is a mouse...7000 keyboards (I have had 3) all seem to eventually start dropping strokes. They feel good, but if you do more than extremely casual use, go with something else.I am sure OP has already made decision, but I see there was not a definitive answer, so here it is.
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Yeah, it is very quiet. It's not a mechanical keyboard so it isn't clicky at all. I'd recommend it.
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I have 2 other keyboards that are quieter, but never use them and neither are without a sound. This keyboard does produce a clicking sound that can be heard in a connecting room, if both rooms were otherwise quiet. I'd guess the sound could be objectionable to anyone sleeping nearby. However, as daytime users, I did not notice the sound might be an issue, until you asked.
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I agree with Duc. All the latest mechanical keyboards use the same switches from Cherry, so they're give the same basic feel. In terms of price, the Razer keyboards, which use Cherry MX Blue switches seem the best and combined with the macro software is a rather great choice. I have two Filco Majestouch keyboards, one with Cherry MX Brown (tactile, but not clicky) and one with Cherry MX Blue (tactile + clicky) switches. In my opinion, I feel that the Cherry MX Brown switches are better for typing, but they're easier to fat finger, Blues are better for gaming as it's harder to mistype a key. The only thing is Cherry MX Brown switches are harder to come by in the US, but both Filco, which are now purchasable on Amazon via a merchant and the Das S Silent utilize said switches.
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Hi Alex G.,Normally speaking, it will be quieter than average mouse.-AnkerDirect1-800-988-7973support@ianker.comMon-Fri 9am to 5pm(pst)
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Hi Brenda I use this keyboard at work. I tend to type with strong touch, so it's loud but I don't quite concern about it.(I can't type quiet that's more of my problem than keyboard )I think it not so loud if you type as most average users.Nick
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Logitech's quality has really gone to crap lately in my experience a ton of response lag in the mouse movement and as far as keyboard goes I would notice that some letters would be completely missing when I would type something out. In general I don't even mess with wireless keyboards or mice anymore I went with a much better setup with a wired keyboard and mouse from Corsair I recommend the K70.
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Hmm, that is odd. I would say look at some Youtube videos for the Roccat review. Perhaps that would give you a sense of the click audibility. My view is a standard no name brand mouse would be a 7/10, The logitechMX i owned previously was a 5/10. I'd say the Roccat is a 4 The clicks are definitely soft. You wont hear it from another room if that's your worry. But it certainly is audible if both of you are in a quiet room trying to get homework done....one of you is gaming!
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I wouldn't say it's any louder than a standard mouse click... Honestly, what you really have to worry about is how loud the keyboard is.