The QUIETEST Keyboard Switches I've EVER HEARD! - GamaKay Switches

[@GK-ye3fr]

Great video! I could never understand why gamers go to great lengths to build a quiet computer, only to pair it with a mechanical keyboard that sound like a bunch of legos bouncing around in a plastic box. Maybe you could do a video showing how you mod a keyboard to make it even quieter.

[@BootSequence]

Its in the works 😉

[@averageaverageaverage0524]

@@BootSequence I’ll buy that shit.need some silence in my gaming life

[@BrialMusic]

Finally somone said it. Totally agree

[@braindedpacmanyeet8833]

@@BootSequence do they fit in outemu sockets?

[@SetyaPriatna]

Because satisfying clicky noises is better than a whurring loud fan?? Also you aint gonna type an essay everytime you use your computer.

[@TheRoadtoHealth]

I really appreciate this video. You are the first one that I've seen who actually compared switches in this way to give a true understanding of how loud or quiet the switches are. Now I need to find out if the Gamakay has a 75% keyboard with a knob. LOL, more research.

[@xyzzyx573]

I have a knob…

[@toplay4life]

I just got these because of your video. I don't know how long it will take to arrive I'm looking forward to it!!! Thank you for the video.

[@s1ck_st3]

never heard of ttc frozen silent v2, those are more quiet than the phoenix one

[@BootSequence]

Nah, nothing beats the phoenix in sound . If they do , they are mushier. I tried the fsv2. They feel like o' rings.

[@ddpwe5269]

Finally, an ACTUAL silent mechanical switch! It's not even that expensive, compared to other ones I've seen. What a great find and something I'll definitely look in to upgrade to, as I've always hated how loud any of the mechanic keys are in general. I can't believe you lasted 3 months on blues hehe

[@Katjaneway]

I would love a direct comparison between these and the cherry MX silent reds. I have those on my keyboard at work but if these are even quieter that would be awesome.

[@Igor777K]

@@1IPF which is the quietest and tactile? i do a lot of fast typing at work, looking for the tactile switches, and not disturbing for my work mates

[@georgepierre3594]

@@Igor777K try durock shrimps

[@abelalejandrogarcia5773]

After a whole week of research, your video finally showed me the switch a was looking for. Thanks good sir

[@BootSequence]

No problem 👍

[@adrianconstantin1132]

Can I find a full-size wired keyboard frame (or keyboard) for the Phoenix switches ? Maybe a good one if possible, with volume knob or bar and with macro keys ... ?

[@0Nevada0]

did the phoenix match with a led keyboard?

[@BootSequence]

As long as its top lit, yes. Some keyboards have upside down switches.

[@blissfuldw]

I caught your video months late (new to your channel), but one of the reasons why I don't have a mechanical keyboard (even gaming). My daily driver is a SteelSeries Apex 150. I was researching to see if anything has changed in the world of switches, and man! I was glad to find this video! Clicky mechanical keyboards drive me insane (a bit of a sensory trigger)! I was thinking of getting a 60% keyboard and a custom key set, and the Gamakay Phoenix might be the clear winner for me!! Subscribed! 😀

[@Stanleyshathe3rd]

When i try to put in the discount code it does not work, i do not know what i did wrong lol😅

[@livegolfismygt]

I just lubed my keyboard's cherry red silents... and wow theyre so much quieter now. I wonder what these switches would sound like lubed? Would they be the first sound absorbing switches? 😂

[@nytalix642]

The switches with the box stems are literally called box stems or sometimes called dust-proof. I personally don't care about the wobble unless I can really feel it when typing. If you're planning on making more switch reviews, try focusing on what the typing experience is like and make a short sound test. On the switches, they look like they're using outemu molds, and combined with the price point, I'm a little worried with how will these switches hold up in the long run. The stock outemu red, blue, and brown switches are known to stop working over time after just a couple of weeks.

[@motoryzen]

He did a short sound test..towards the first half or first third of the video.

[@BootSequence]

no, they're not called box stems. It's box switches.The reason why they're called box is because the switch assembly is in a dust/water resistant box. They're mistakenly called box because of the stems. As for future reviews, I did a soundtest, but you're right, maybe a keyboard sound test with the entire keyboard filled with the switch im reviewing is probably a good idea.

[@nytalix642]

​@@BootSequence Sure, they are classified as box switches because of the stems, but I usually avoid calling newer switches with boxy stems as box switches. The original box switches from Kailh is what I normally call box switches, like Box browns, or Box whites. I might just be old fashioned EDIT: Because Kailh specifically has box in the name for their box series of switches, it distinguishes that line from Kailh's other non-boxed switches. I know points behind why a box stem is designed, I've just encountered a lot of switches with box stem designs who sometimes call the stems as dust-proof Just a disclaimer, I might have sounded negative or aggressive with my first comment, I'm not very good at explaining my point sometimes

[@goonfish]

@@nytalix642 No, you misunderstand. BOX switches aren't called so because of the stems at all - it has nothing to do with the stems whatsoever. BOX switches from Kailh are specifically called such because the entire switch leaf & actuation bumper (a rubber piece, not another terminal leaf) _is literally enclosed in a dust & water-proof boxed enclosure_. Take apart a Kailh BOX and see. The square stems you see are correctly called Dustproof stems, because that's all they are! If you want to get technical, Kailh BOX switches also have Dustproof stems, and again, arent called Box switches because of them. The only difference is that Kailh uses their own specially designed dustproof stems to work with their BOXes & their clickbars.

[@nytalix642]

@@goonfish Ohh, now I understand. I didn't understand it clearly the first time. Thanks

[@honsu920]

Bro, that's exactly what I was looking for! The most silent switches. Thank you!

[@therightsphoenix1111]

Good morning, I have purchased a Redragon K556 and want to swap the keys for the Phoenix ones. I a reading about scratchy pingy, can you tell me what this means? I type a lot on my keyboards, I just want quiet... please let me know... thank you

[@vmiget01]

U forgot the BIGGEST thing that kb tubers do at the end of every switch review, typing test. Would have loved to hear how it sounds typing

[@tca83]

Why not JWK Durock Dolphin silent?

[@shePhoenyx]

Have you tried the Gamakay Pegasus? I believe they came out at the same time as the Phoenix and are the tactile silent equivalent.

[@BootSequence]

Pegasus were my second video on the gamakay switches. them and the griffins!

[@shePhoenyx]

@@BootSequence I found that video shortly after I commented! It looks like you preferred the Pegasus between the three, so I think I'm going to try them, despite how tempting it is to have a phoenix-themed keyboard part. ❤‍🔥

[@BootSequence]

@@shePhoenyx I should tell gamakay to sell a tester pack. That would be a banger

[@medtrabelsi1748]

Thank you, your video saved me from buying a new keyboard, valuable info i cannot get anywhere else big thumbs up

[@MillisecondFalcon]

While you're swimming around in the mechanical keyboard community pool, have you come across any keyboards or keys that feature a half-width CAPS LOCK key? That's something IBM had in many of their early models to help avoid toggling CL on and off when typing, but none\very few of the current manufacturers make them like that these days. I wonder if it was maybe a patented idea that requires licensing to be used, and that's why it's not common. I'd love to get a replacement key for my K70 cos the gap between the CAPS LOCK and A is tiny :-/

[@MrIamsosmrt]

That's called a stepped caps lock key. You can't just replace a normal caps lock keycap with a stepped one because the switch for the sepped keycap is not in the middle of the keycap and more to the left in the high part of tthe keycap.

[@MillisecondFalcon]

@@MrIamsosmrt Thanks for this info. I hadn't heard that term before, so it's no wonder my searches for "half-width" keycaps didn't come up with anything!!

[@BootSequence]

Well I guess I learned something new too!

[@d4zt1n]

Anybody tried lubing these Phoenix switches? Does the lubing make any difference?

[@chockjoph9659]

can you send a link of that red dragon keyboard? i think its 75% keys.

[@mr.pangetako]

Installed Outemu Silent Cream Yellow. It's insanely quiet. I couldn't hear it. Except the spacebar because of the support from sides. Put a band aid on the spacebar side supports and bike bearing oil. Now it all sounded the same.

[@sumitkumar-yj6rw]

Good video. But you should give a complete sound test of a final build keyboard.

[@calebweigt732]

can someone answer this for me: i have a tezarre tk61 60%. can i use these switches on it?

[@MrBazsi888]

gamakay phoenix is compatible with my ducky one 3 full size keyboard?

[@Absolyim]

bought these because of your video.. as a fresh dad i can't use my thockiest build at night anymore so i build a new one with the pheonix switches and boy o boy these are silent af. im from Germany and delivery was like a week which is very fast for an order from China. They feel amazing too.. very satisfying! thank you for the video

[@fernandomustachioso9737]

Seems great. I can't stand loud keyboards, especially if they're not my own. Also a pain when someone's mic pics it up. I have a good friend who uses reds at his office he usually shared with a few other people and I've told him we'd have a serious problem if he sat next to me with that all day :'D

[@shaolinslumz]

hahaha using reds in the office ultimate troll 😂

[@awqha]

Reds are quiet?

[@reservoir_flow]

@@shaolinslumz Reds are quiet linears fam, whatchu mean?

[@AllIlIIl]

can i install that in NuPhy75?

[@MrPiczek]

I was looking for video like it for a while, thanks a lot!

[@sparkplugbarrens]

Really interesting, but personally I would have liked a little more variety in silent switches like alpacas silent and otemu silent switches. There are so many more though. The stem shape you described as bracket stems are used in box switches, I believe.

[@sparkplugbarrens]

Anyway looking forward to more keyboard content from you!

[@stewartpolsky1489]

If you are looking for budget silent switches take a look at Outemu Silent Grey (tactile), Outemu Silent Lemon (tactile), or Outemu Silent Peach (linear). If you have a bit more budget the Gazzew Boba U4s is regarded as the best silent tactile switch. Durock also has some fantastic silent switches, like the Durock Dolphin. Recently Akko has put out some very reasonably priced and great switches, they have a number that are silent (tactile and linear)

[@hxsm8090]

i vouch for boba u4. not only for the silence, but also for tactility. round bump is nice. and u4 is practically all bump. no pre/post travel, hence no wobble. nice.

[@RenatoT-si7vv]

I have the bobas U4T tactile and they have an awesome feel, but for silent ones I prefer the Durock Dolphins. They are really really quiet.

[@nafakirabratmu]

Recently built a keychron k2 with boba u4 (68g springs) and akko double shot pbt caps. Keyboard feels amazing and its really quiet. It's perfect for the office and the tactility is amazing when typing on them.

[@deathheadm0th]

i'm really looking for a super quiet optical switch, anyone have recommendations?

[@toky2576]

can you try to find some mouse that are quiet?

[@Visual_Ghoul]

try an 1800 keyboard layout

[@harvgill76]

Can I use these switches on a Razer Huntsman Tournament?

[@lukenfoci]

Does anyone know, if these switches will work with Glorious GMMK? Their website says that their barebones are compatible with Glorious, Gateron, Kailh, and Cherry switches. Thanks.

[@mynamesnotdavid]

They should be. I have them in my GMMK pro and they work great. You could always contact glorious' customer support to see if you have a different gmmk model or something as well.

[@NexCreates]

Do they support Redragon K617 fizz?

[@iambeachua]

Hi, does GamaKay switches fit RK100? TIA

[@gabsantiago777]

Hi, can you also review the Gamakay LK67 keyboard?

[@MrPiczek]

Which keyboard use for these switches? Any tips in terms of what I need to get this working? I've got recently phoenix switches

[@A.J4mes]

How sensitive are the phoenix switches to the touch compared to other switches like when you rest your fingers on your keyboard?

[@bred1604]

Great video! I have a question though, what are optical switches? And are these optical switches? I ask because I have only found hot swappable keyboards for optical switches. I don't know if this is a dumb question or not but I am new to keyboards and don't want to waste my money. Can someone knowledgeable help me?

[@Hyokkuda]

Awesome! Now I am curious to know if I could put those switches on a keyboard like ASUS ROG Claymore II or most of the STRIX series. o-o

[@N1ghtR1der666]

wait so you didnt have to file down the pins to fit these switches into the red dragon?

[@BootSequence]

They were put in a Glorious GMMK.

[@NightOwlYT.]

1:00 bro caught me lackin 💀

[@ViktorasFr]

Hello everyone, maybe someone could help me out. I have a Corsair Platinum XT cherry blue keyboard and ohh my im so over it cause its so loud. But i have no idea what brand switches would work on my keyboard trying to find something quiet to game at home and not wake anyone up. Cherry red seems nice but so confused of what would work and what wont plus i know ill need to do a lot of desolder and resoldering haha

[@BootSequence]

I thought that keyboard had soldered switches? Nonetheless, if you're willing to desolder, these a great for a silent keyboard

[@ViktorasFr]

@@BootSequence yeah im thinking to desolder it, cause dont wanna waste an expensive keyboard. Will any switches fit that though? Thank you

[@BootSequence]

all 3 pins will! and those are 5 pins, so make sure yours has the little post holes that make it a 5 pin. Or you'll have to waste time cutting off the 2 plastic posts.

[@SosaPhinc]

are the switches universal? would they work on an r6k1 or only gamakay keyboards?

[@BootSequence]

They work with any Hotswappable keyboards. Just make sure the board supports 3 pins. ( Most do )

[@SosaPhinc]

@@BootSequence ok, thank you 😁

[@ssbmgosu4990]

I bought them even tho a „keyboard expert“ from a discord server said they are bad (he never tested them tho). Today they arrived and I tested them out directly. I have never been so satisfied with Switches. Tested out kailh speed silver, gateron red, blacks etc and most common switches. Nothing comes close to the Phoenix ones. These switches are even more silent out of box than other switches with a ton of lube due to them being build so stable. Thinking of making a video on them too since there are barely any videos on KZbin for these switches. Great video my friend ❤💪

[@WonderingWanderer14]

Hi, could you update me on your experience with the switches? I found 2 youtube comments saying these fall apart in around a month and even less, is that true with your experience? Edit: spelling

[@ssbmgosu4990]

@@WonderingWanderer14 yeah of course! I am still using them and I am 100% satisfied. No issues at all, mega silent. I would really recommend them

[@WonderingWanderer14]

@@ssbmgosu4990 thank you!

[@johndelfrederickarcalas2134]

You should try other switches.. material quality is not so great and I found they get harder to take out after removing a few times.

[@AlanDike]

I have the gammakay phoenixes.. and they are quite possibly the loudest silent switch I have ever tried. If you want absolute quiet, check out the outemu honey peaches. They're a little mushier than the phoenixes.. but SOOO much more quiet. If you want quiet with a better bottom out feel, then you should try the Wuque Studios WS silent linears.. which are quieter than the phoenix's.. and feel better bottoming out.

[@BootSequence]

That's surprising to me, most love the phoenixes ! I'll definitely try the honey peaches out!

[@AlanDike]

@@BootSequence I current run WS silent linears right now... Cheaper than the epomaker seasalts. Otherwise Indistinguishable. Highly recommend them.

[@AUS10indeed]

You should try Haimu Heartbeats. They are silent switches that don't use any rubber and have a new design.

[@dearheart2]

Sounds much louder than the keyboard I have?

[@ahmad.alemam]

is it really compatible with kumara k552 ?

[@BootSequence]

It seems the kurama 552 is outemu bound. There might be a mod available, but officially, it seems it's not compatible

[@braydenmauermann3349]

Will they work with a roccat?

[@BootSequence]

if it has swappable switches it should. They're 3 pin!

[@gearsgamer7115]

try out the hiamu heartbeat linears, they feel like normal switches and are more slient than these

[@BootSequence]

Definitely will get a couple to test out

[@gearsgamer7115]

@@BootSequence oke, could u make a review aswel?

[@gearsgamer7115]

@@BootSequence also keep up the amazing content :D (could u review them, you seem unbaised compared to other sources, like how do they feel and sound, would help, thanks).

[@gearsgamer7115]

@@BootSequence btw they dont use rubber dapeners, they use clever technology to make the stem absorb sound

[@David-bs8ks]

Can I use any keycaps for the phoenix switch?

[@BootSequence]

Cherry stem , so mostly yes

[@javivimax12]

Finding ISO keycaps to this type of switch is so hard

[@sirnameless7815]

I've had blue switches for well over three months and I still love my keyboard, but then again, I'm a typist.

[@ScottJWaldron]

Oh yeah those sound nice. I currently use Kailh pink silent switches. The specs are similar between the two. The Kailh are nice though I'd actually like a bit more travel before registering a press. Looks like the Phoenix could be it. Nice video!

[@BootSequence]

Im going to have to order a tester for every company now 🤣

[@Benedikt93Fischer]

I have some Silent Alpaca switches which I like and would also recommend you to try out. They are a bit pricey though and I did not have a chance to compare them to other silent switches

[@did4h2k]

after thinking it for ages i once and for all have to say it out loud (type in caps, lol) - U HAVE THE NICEST INTRO OF ALL TECH CHANNELS

[@BootSequence]

Thank you so much my dude :)

[@kaylinmel]

Wow! those phoenix switches sound so good I want them so bad :D

[@instars2027]

Do they sell a full sized keyboard with these switches?

[@BootSequence]

No. They only sell the switches with a 65percent. You need 3 packs which sucks.

[@Jgkau2]

I'm a newbie so a newbie question. Are keycap compatibility a concern with these switches?

[@placeholder3863]

nah if they got the cross shape they work

[@SchmataB]

@@placeholder3863 exactly answer I was looking for. cheers! :)

[@sadsola4243]

Just got these switches, expecting a nice alternative to reds but now I can't fucking hear my keyboard.

[@jacobcec]

Why put a discount code with a usage limit

[@kampret43]

that gamakey phoenix are silent... wow....but it hard to get in my country

[@carmensavu5122]

Aliexpress?

[@kampret43]

@@carmensavu5122 indonesian custom and taxes are more complicated.. so if you don't have "channel" your item will be stuck in customs

[@MoonlightFox]

how do they compare to a typical membrane keyboard?

[@BootSequence]

Feeling wise, I would say similar but a harder bottoming out. The rest isnt comparable since membrane has a curved force curve. It bounce down and up where as this is linear except for an indistinguishable actuation point.

[@MoonlightFox]

@@BootSequence what about noise/sound-wise? The main thing stopping me from considering a mechanical keyboard was always the higher noise of the keys.

[@BootSequence]

A little louder than a membrane. More like soft chattering. Definitely worth it for the feeling IMO.

[@carmensavu5122]

@@BootSequence How do they feel to type on? Do they have that same type of gummy feeling you get with membranes?

[@chrisbenn]

Super nice video! And I have Been there" after I started working from home! But dude - Have you tried Razers Red V.2. Switches?! They are so, so quiete and Pre-travel is 1.00 mm! I can write super fast without making any sounds! :-)

[@HanGhost99]

It's great that there's an option for them already built!

[@spider0804]

Cherry reds suspiciously missing in the comparison.

[@BootSequence]

Pretty sure i included mx reds.

[@spider0804]

@@BootSequence Kailh Blue x3 Cherry MX blue Kailh Green Gateron Blue Khail Speed bronze Khail Box White Kailh White Khail Box Red Gateron Brown Kailh Silver Kailh Black Kailh Brown Kailh Box Brown Kailh Box Black Cherry MX Brown Gateron Black GamaKay crystal GamaKay Bumblebee GamaKay Phoenix Khail Purple GamaKay Crystal

[@noweanji]

you can try gamakay griffin and pegasus

[@BootSequence]

I have a video on them too!

[@noweanji]

@@BootSequence I'm thinking of buying the Gamakay TK75 model keyboard. However, I am undecided about the switch. I want it silent. I am torn between Phoenix, Griffin and Pegasus. Which one would you recommend? I'm looking for a very quiet keyboard. Is there any other brand of keyboard that I can find on Amazon that you can recommend? Or should I buy the tk75 model and which one with switch should I choose?

[@BootSequence]

@@noweanji when it comes to keyboard, I would reccomend the IROK FE75 if you can get it for cheap. Its built insanely well. as for the switches, phoenix is the quietest, and pegasus are great if you want to go with gamakay, though I've heard the ttc frozen silent v2 and they are even more silent. All in all, Frozen Silent V2 and Irok FE75 would be my reccomendation. Just make sure you download the offline version of the IROK software.

[@noweanji]

@@BootSequence I looked at the keyboard you suggested and it's really nice. But the keys are ABS and Amazon does not say which switches are available. And I will need to buy an adapter to use 220w on both keyboards, which are made only according to the American voltage standard. There is only 40 dollars difference with Gamakay including shipping. Gamakay at least offers me a switch selection, I can get it with a silent switch. adapter etc. Then the budget turns out to be too much. I want to buy a quiet keyboard with a low budget.

[@BootSequence]

@@noweanji I don't know why you would need an adapter given they charge using USB. As for the abs key caps, they are double shot and good construction so they won't shine easy. It's tough to find PBT key caps in a budget keyboard. If the gamakay works though, go ahead!

[@Helixan]

Thanks for the video. One of the only ones I can see regarding the phoenix switches. I would have liked a comparison against other silent switches along with their price points with and without mods. I can appreciate this is an effort though. For example, comparing something like alpaca V2 with lube and films and without would be interesting as these are around twice the price of the phoenixes. People keep recommending I need to lube/film alpacas due to stem wobble. Then a comparison with outemu peaches as they are similar price point as well as the new heartbeat linears. Unfortunately their shipping to the UK is too expensive from canonkeys so their value drops heavily but as you're US it would be interesting. I have purchased the phoenixes as they are the first switch I'll be using for a solderable PCB so less money wasted if I mess it up and the shipping was only £4. Cheers

[@BootSequence]

I wish I had the budget to buy a lot more switches I tell ya!

[@Ht-60]

But is it quieter than a membrane keyboard?

[@BootSequence]

no. but as close as it gets. The sounds will come from the chassis. So make sure the chassis is heavy and well insulated.

[@Ht-60]

@@BootSequence Oh, thank you!

[@laughingvampire7555]

I have been using cherry mx blue switches for 4 years and I love them, I don't understanding why people complain about the sound, it ain't that loud at all, I'm using a tex shinobi keyboard, the one with the 8 raw thinkpad layout.

[@censedpeak8275]

If you want silent you should try Boba U4's, Boba Gum's, or Zeal Silent switches

[@BootSequence]

Will definitely be on my wishlist!

[@railfanningstuff8333]

I like the clak of the model M from back in the day I'm close to 40 now but it's like MUSIC to me!

[@L2Xenta]

Cool... to be honest I kept away from Mechanical Keyboards precisely due to noise and my late hours .... Maybe one day...

[@spacebarwasd9782]

I'm using capacitive Topre like switches and I love them.

[@Fourm4t]

Subbing for the greens, beans, potatoes...

[@antern3882]

well, you see you've heard them, and well that just means that they are not in fact the most silent switches

[@dahappychappy]

No red silents

[@Mad5cout]

Dude, you compared a single silent switch with some of the loudest shit on the internet. Like 1/3 of the comparisons were blue/clicky switches designed to be loud AF. What did you expect to happen?

[@BootSequence]

Exactly what happened. I gave a point of reference for different types of switches, then the specific switch I'm talking about. This isn't a silent switch roundup at all, I never said or made it out to be that...

[@Mad5cout]

​@@BootSequence My point is the title of the video. If you are going to compare this to switches that are literally designed to be loud, then of course this will be "the QUIESTEST." Literally none of the other switches you compared it to are also constructed to be silent. If the point of the video is to show how quiet they are in comparison to other products, you know to support the claim they are the QUIETEST, then you should be comparing them to other silent switches.

[@kylietesfaye]

great video!

[@BootSequence]

Thanks!

[@kampret43]

Cheaper solution for silent switches are lubed outemu silent grey,

[@Ryohta77]

Great reveiw!! I got phoenix and crystal, and I was really amazed stem stability and kind of noble typing feel with Crystal. Basically I am silent linear switch guy, started from cherry silent red, and went through many (kailh deep sea, box silent pink, Sakurio, Roselio, and so on). Crystal is far from silent. It's very loud and I can hear spling noise. But I can't get away from typing feel of crystal now...

[@YD1002YD]

bro do your cherry mx keycaps fit on the gamakay phoenix switches ?

[@Ryohta77]

@@YD1002YD I’m using mix of PBT / ABS keycaps for cherry MX (OEM profile) and all of them fit with gamakay crystal / phonenix switches. Some keys are loose fit, but it's happened by Kailh switch previously. Thin plastic sheet between key cap and key switch well fixes it.

[@YD1002YD]

@@Ryohta77 ok nice, thank you

[@AlmostTom]

what do you find being the quitest between phoenix and sakurio, roselio and alpaca if you tried them before? I struggle choosing

[@Ryohta77]

@@AlmostTom I don't have Alpaca. Sound(No lube, w/ PBT ESC keycap, no hard hit): Sakurio is clearly quietest. Roserio is second. Deep sea and Phoenix are in 3rd group. Phoenix contains light, plastic-chattering like noise with key cap. It's comparison in silent category. Crystal is far louder than all of them :) Stem stability: Phoenix is best, Deep sea is 2nd (very close to Phoenix), Roselio wobbles very much and Sakurio wobbles even more. Crystal is ridiculously stable.

[@BeardlyNova]

You should take a look at the Razer 60% keyboard, super unique switch design and the silent switch one feels amazing and is super quiet too.

[@sharningu]

Two mins in and I am on an ASMR high

[@justinpatterson5291]

I like my K75. But, do wish it was quieter.

[@BootSequence]

ouh. I might make a video on modding mine for quietness!

[@uncleelias]

Linear switches?!! :DansGame: I like/need the tactile bump. I hope they make a tactile version.

[@censedpeak8275]

Boba U4 might be for you kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpLFYX-vZ8uhqtE

[@gk5947]

You should really try out some Boba U4’s. Amazing tactility and almost no stem wobble.

[@pethrowed1324]

I'm ready for Thanksgiving now

[@sylwesterszwedzki9714]

hype hype hype - like it bro :DDD ;] Stay save mate

[@exiathegundam]

Thanks for this highly informative vid Snows man 👍🏻. i truely appeciate this vid cause i'm also looking for the most silent mechanical key switches for my RGB Redragon Kumara (That same super practical budget mechanical keyboard you showed). i just searched now and found those same Phoenix switches are luckily available at our local online shopping app (54 days newly listed) for $9.62 U.S. (when converted) per 35 pieces (one box). The seller doesn't have the Bumblebee switch but they have the Wasp switch (no specs listed). 😁

[@BootSequence]

Phoenix are definitely the stealthiest!

[@sorasoki]

I will oder the phoenix as well must be great for gaming too

[@nynpat]

Well? How is it now?

[@sorasoki]

im using it since the silent fact is great you can write but not as fast like on red switches gaming is also fine i really think self Lubing would make them to really great switches

[@Luci_71]

You should try bobagums, they are known as the best stock silent switch on the market

[@BootSequence]

Will try them :)

[@NarekAvetisyan]

The silent keyboard warrior.

[@Wishmaster145]

how bashing on the keys is supposed to give me an idea instead of normally pressing them, not do be rude, or is there something i might have missed.

[@BootSequence]

Not really bashing on them. I'm using my typical indes force I use on keyboards, but if you want a side by side, my latest switch video has those switches in the roundup typing on them on the entire keyboard.

[@Shajirr_]

I would never use blue switches, they are the worst ones as far as sound goes, loud as hell, to the point of even interfering with music listening if you type something

[@BootSequence]

Yeah, when I first got into mecha keyboards my brain thought blue was good.

[@Bkzshen]

it looks like Outemu new line up switch