Question for people with yellow razer switches

[ʙᴜɴ.ᴇ]

hey I just got 2 keyboards to try out, orange and yellow.

orange is alright but it feels a little too stiff for me to use compared to yellow.

But my yellow makes this weird ping sound when I press the key.

I have only tested the keys on the demo keychain without opening the box since I need to return the switch I don't want to use.

I want to use yellow but this ping sound is really annoying, do all yellow switch keys do this?

[_I_]

if its the key bottoming out sound, you can get oring kits to silence it

[ʙᴜɴ.ᴇ]

this is the sound I hear.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BXdL2Q-5EI

[r.linder]

I wouldn't recommend Razer. Their productds are pretty generic quality being sold for way more because they're supposedly good for gamers. Their switches are not as good as Romer-Gs and Cherry MX.

For high quality keyboards, Logitech. If you're on a budget, brands like Redragon that use copycat switches like Outemu.

[Arya]

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I wouldn't recommend Razer. Their productds are pretty generic quality being sold for way more because they're supposedly good for gamers. Their switches are not as good as Romer-Gs and Cherry MX.

For high quality keyboards, Logitech. If you're on a budget, brands like Redragon that use copycat switches like Outemu.

I agree about Razer's quality woes, I've only bought one Razer product that lasted well. And as it happens, Razer didn't design it. It was a Razer-badged Xbox 360 controller.

Logitech are OK. As a midrange brand they're solid, but there are much better keyboards on the market now. Ducky's Shine series outclasses Logitech for build quality, materials and comfort. And looks. While DasKeyboard's X50Q is without-doubt the ultimate gaming board at the moment. Ducky uses genuine Cherry MX, DasKeyboard uses Omron.