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I went with quieter key switches (brown rather than blue) If you like tactile switches, try the Golden Kiwi from MoErgo [1] (also Choc v1, so fits the Voyager)

I went with quieter key switches (brown rather than blue) If you like tactile switches, try the Golden Kiwi from MoErgo [1] (also Choc v1, so fits the Voyager). It pulled of the near-impossible combination of a profound tactile bump, with only 42gf tactile force, while being much smoother and silent than Browns or Sunsets. Only disclaimer I should add is that I was one of the beta testers for the switch. But I can't go back to anything else. [1] https://www.moergo.com/pages/go60-key-switches https://www.moergo.com/pages/go60-key-switches

hijklmnopq 2mo ago
Is there a reason they ship only 20? Kind of a weird number given we need at least 26 for the alphabet https://www.moergo.com/products/pre-order-ships-from-usa-kailh-choc-v1-silent-tactile-key-switches-golden-kiwi-20-pack?variant=54073541722385 https://www.moergo.com/products/pre-order-ships-from-usa-kai...
- opan 2mo ago
  I believe it's so people who use a 60% or 80% keyboard can order 20-40 fewer than those with a 100% keyboard.
  - jonesetc 2mo ago
    Yep, or if you're just doing a numpad.
devanian 2mo ago
lowprokb also has some great custom choc switches; I found I ended up preferring the very lightest silent linear ones for all but the home row, for which I have a slightly heavier switch.