Category: Switches
I swapped these in for my noisy office build and the 45-switch set was enough to cover my TKL. The silence is genuinely impressive—no more clatter, just a soft thock.
After a long search for quiet switches, these Kailh Midnight Pros are exactly what I needed. I love that I could pick up a 45-switch set for a smaller build without having to buy a huge bulk pack. The lack of noise without sacrificing a satisfying bump makes typing so much more pleasant.
I was pleasantly surprised by how silent these are—typing feels smooth and responsive without the usual clatter. The set of 45 switches was exactly what I needed for my tenkeyless board.
Swapped to these from a clicky switch and the difference is night and day—my roommate hasn't complained once. The tactile bump is subtle but noticeable, and the 45-pack was just right for my TKL board.
Finally a silent switch that doesn't feel mushy—these have a satisfyingly smooth press with almost no noise, even during frantic typing sessions. I've been using them for a week and the 45-switch pack was the perfect amount for my TKL board.
I was a bit skeptical about the 45-switch pack being enough, but it covered my TKL board perfectly. The tactile bump is subtle yet distinct, and the dampened bottom-out sound is exactly what I needed for late-night typing.
Finally a silent switch that doesn't feel mushy—these have a really satisfying, subtle bottom-out that makes typing in a shared space much less awkward. The 45-count pack was exactly what I needed for my tenkeyless board.
I was worried silent switches would feel mushy, but these have a nice tactile bump and the 110-pack was perfect for my full-size board.
I swapped these into my work board and the silence is genuinely impressive—no more annoying my cubicle neighbor. The 110-switch option was perfect for my full-size keyboard with extras to spare.
The 45-switch pack was exactly what I needed for my TKL board, and the silent actuation is buttery smooth without any distracting bottom-out noise. Feeling the dampened travel is a huge upgrade from my old clicky switches.