What are silent scissor keys?
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I found some info which I have copied and pasted from Logitech India site. Hope this gives an idea. PerfectStroke key system. Your typing experience made near perfect. . Tapping into your needs Clickety-clack. Remember that sound? The old electric typewriter. If you are old enough to remember, it isn't just the clickety-clack that you probably miss so much. Rather, it's the way the keys felt under your fingers. It's a desire to create an unforgettable typing experience that drove us to create Logitech PerfectStroke key system. PerfectStroke combines the best of laptop and stand-alone keyboards to help make every key stroke smooth, comfortable, and whisper-quiet. See all keyboards with PerfectStroke . The perfect blend Traditional computer keyboards and laptop keyboards each have their benefits. Stand-alone keyboards generally use keys with longer, more comfortable key travel. Notebook keyboards have shorter key travel, but use a scissor-key mechanism that makes the response faster, compared to standard keyboards. We figured why not give you the best of both worlds? PerfectStroke creates the perfect blend of laptop and traditional keyboards by combining the smooth action of notebook keys and the comfort of traditional keyboards. . Smooth moves You don't strike the keys perfectly every time. Sometimes, you might just catch the edge of a key. With PerfectStoke, you won't feel the difference. Precision micro-scissors distribute force evenly across key surfaces so every keystroke you make is natural and fluid - even the imperfect ones. . Travel in comfort With a typical notebook keyboard, your fingers have to travel 2.2 mm to activate a key. Most desktop keyboards, on the other hand, have a much more comfortable key travel of 3.5 mm to 4 mm. We gave our PerfectStroke keyboards a 3.2 mm key travel - so you can enjoy silent, responsive typing that's comfortable too
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Two parts: Silent-no click noise. Scissor refers to the mechanical action of the switch mechanism under the key. I really LIKE MINE. THE EXTRA USB PORTS ARE REALLY HANDY FOR WIRELESS MOUSE ETC.
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Two parts: Silent-no click noise. Scissor refers to the mechanical action of the switch mechanism under the key.
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I would call it pretty quiet. There is a little sound as the rubber/silicon key membrane slips in and out of the plastic case but nothing like a keypad that was specifically designed to make a sound. That said, if you need absolute silence, this may not be the best product for your use case.
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Keys are "standard". They do "click" softly, but you do feel the "click" more than you hear it (similar to most laptop key boards).
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I have never used this function but I do not see a key that is designated as an F Lock key. Research tells me it should be locate above the Backspace key but there is no such key on this keyboard.
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I haven't opened it. So I don't know. But the keys are pretty quiet when I pound on 'em during pvp.
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The Sculpt Comfort keyboard is more like a mechanical keyboard. If you are looking for less key travel, I would recommend a scissor-style keyboard (also called chiclet). I tried the Sculpt Comfort Keyboard, but ended up with the HP Wireless Elite Keyboard v2, which requires a wrist rest but feels great to use.
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The Mute Key is one of the three multi-function keys right under the screen, and "mute" is only an option when you are actively on a call. Hope this helps.
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I found it to be very quiet which was my primary reason for choosing this model. If you have longer fingernails, II suspect it will "click" . I really love this keyboard! Good luck"
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I bought mine a long time ago, can't remember how long but there is an insert key, the same as Pause Break on the far left of the left hand section. I am not selling it so I do not quite understand how this will help. Have fun, I do love this keyboard. Jai
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I would say fairy quiet, it's not as quite as the silicon ones, but definitely better than many logitech keyboards. the best way is to go to the shop a try it out, I did that.
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The stealth edition does not have the distinct "click" with every keystroke. It will sound more like your traditional keyboard when you press the key.
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It is really very quiet. It doesn't use mechanical switches so you don't get that tick tick tick sound when you press keys down.
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It's very quiet. It's not very big so it doesn't click or move. Consider it "Stealth"
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Yes, the Ultimate uses Cherry MX Blue key switches. The Stealth - which is quieter - uses Cherry MX Brown.
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The keystrokes are quiet. It's not the loud clacking noise, but a very quiet tapping.
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This keyboard is actually very quiet. I would consider it a "soft touch" keyboard. There is almost no perceptible noise when typing.
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It is very quiet. The keys are almost flesh even with the board so you dont have to press hard on the keys.