ENHANCE Mechanical Keyboard O Ring Ultra-Quiet Switch Sound Dampeners Kit Soft 40A Clear (140pcs), Key Cap Remover, Cleaning Brush, Cloth and Acce...

I didn't actually care about the noise level, but I've always been a hard typist and my cherry reds give far too easily, so bottoming out the keys with a smash was beginning to give me genuinely painful, tender fingertips. I saw reviewers say this stops the caps from hitting the bottom, which I thought might be the fix for my issue, and it was! Since the keys no longer slam the bottom of the board, my fingers get less tender, and as an added benefit, the keys do truly make less noise. They're still clacky, just less SMASH!y. My RGB shows through the caps just as well as ever, so no lighting issue with the clear rings. Only con is they're kind of pain to get them on inside the keys if you have big clumsy fingers, but that's not the product's fault. Also, I didn't use the key remover, as it's easy enough to pop them off by hand, and the remover is hard to retrieve your cap from. Advice for buyers: when putting the keys back on, push each one down as far as it will go to make it force the ring up to the top; you don't have to get it all the way yourself. Try out every key after you finish to make sure it works right. I had to re-place a couple keys that would type 2 of the letter or not react, but popping it off and back on fixed it fine. Overall, best frivolous purchase decision I've made in a while.

I have an Orbweaver from 2013 that is extremely loud and it could be heard over discord. After deciding that replacing the stock Cherry blue switches (basically the old version of Razers green switches) would be far more work than I wanted, I settled for these. They work as intended with getting rid of the hard clack, but since they are mechanical switches it will not get rid of the click. As long as you go into this with that in mind, they will be perfect. Install: 1. At first I used the cap remover. It scratched the paint off of the key cap I tried using it on and just went with using my nails to remove them (which is easy on the Orbweaver). There is a picture of the scratch my 01 cap got when I tried to take it out of the remover by sliding it. I took the chance to clean everything with rubbing alcohol and qtips. The tiny blue cloth actually came into use here it helped dry off the rubbing alcohol faster than air drying would have so it didnt leave streaks. 2. Putting on the O-rings was super easy to do by hand. **Advice with the Orbweaver: Use 2 rings on all of the keys.** I was able to put 3 rings on the 16, 19, and 20 key caps. I tried the rest and the keystrokes didnt register but I liked those 3 being higher than the rest of the row that I kept them on. It helps a lot with shortening the travel time down and reducing hand fatigue. My tiny hands appreciate this. Putting everything back on was easy and the whole process minus cleaning and trialing the difference in 0 rings, 2 rings, and 3 rings took about 5 minutes. Thoughts: 1. There are people complaining about the felt bag getting the O-rings getting debris stuck to it. Just keep them in the plastic baggy and put that and the cloth/cap remover in the bag. 2. The sound difference is there, but it will not get rid of the mechanical click of the switch if they are the loud ones to begin with. Youd need different switches to accomplish this. The click is internal in the switch and it is intended to give audible feedback when the stroke registers. 3. The O-rings will raise the cap and shorten the distance needed to register the keystroke. This worked perfectly for my needs because I have really small hands that have joint problems. The soft O-rings helped with it too. 4. Doubling up helped a ton with the sound muffling on my Orbweaver compared to 1. Using 1 made zero difference in sound. 5. The LEDs were not affected whatsoever since the LED is in front of the switchs stem. If anything raising the caps made the backlight brighter. 6. The accessories make the price worth it in my opinion. The cap remover could use a design upgrade where it doesnt scratch the caps. Making it the kind where you have to physically pinch it would be better. 7. The brush is really soft and is a lot like a cheap makeup brush. For people thinking this is the greatest thing ever, make up brushes come in various sizes, angles, and stiffness. 8. Someone else mentioned the well in the Orbweaver prevented the O-rings from being effective I didnt have that problem at all since the switch stem sits above the plate. This might be a problem on the v2 but definitely not the OG version. 9. My partner cant hear any difference in sound so milage will vary. So far so good on discord but this also depends on your mic. Overall its a really nice kit and Im very happy with it. I just wish Razer would put their orange switches on the Orbweaver model but this makes due.

Arrived on time. Nothing was missing. The plastic key-cap removal tool works alright. Cleaning brush worked well, useful in cleaning out my several year old razer mechanical keyboard. The carrying bag and cloth are of decent quality. O-rings had at least 3 with un-punched-out centers. A couple more had odd debris contained within the o-rings. But with 140 o-rings supplied, it was very easy to get my old keyboard all setup with every key having a good o-ring applied. The change in feel of my mechanical keyboard was impressive. No more bottoming out clacking sound, pleasant smooth feel of every key press. I liked the result so much, I wanted more of those same o-rings for my new mechanical keyboard. I didn't find the same o-rings available separately, so I bought the kit again just for the o-rings. Note: Not related to the kit, but I feel like this is worth pointing out to anyone putting on o-rings for the first time. The larger keys on my razer keyboard have a support rigging. I broke my right shift key's right side plastic support piece when I removed it like I did with the smaller key caps. You want to just lift them up carefully, off of the key switch but not free of the keyboard. On my razer keyboard I could un-clip the tiny metal rod from the plastic brackets that hold it. Once free, it's easy to apply an o-ring to it. Then put it back on the key switch, press down a bit, then carefully snap the tiny metal rod back into its brackets. Keys that had that support rigging on my razer keyboard include both left and right shift keys, enter key, space bar, backspace (maybe, don't recall clearly) and the keypad's 0/ins key, enter key, and + key. Hope that helps others to avoid breaking their larger keys when applying o-rings.