Help with mechanical keyboard

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I owned red and brown switches, and they are equivalent in noise level. The quietest possible mechanical keyboard are topre keyboards. They are out of your price point though. I recommend getting browns or reds and using o-rings or dental bands to dampen the sound. O-rings are like $15, and dental bands are like $3. My first mech keyboard was the quickfire rapid and it was a trustworthy piece of hardware and never had issues with it. Sold my quickfire rapid keyboards though to get some new ones. I recently uploaded a video of my current keyboards if you got some time to check it out. :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9CU4hIPW5U

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I owned red and brown switches, and they are equivalent in noise level. The quietest possible mechanical keyboard are topre keyboards. They are out of your price point though. I recommend getting browns or reds and using o-rings or dental bands to dampen the sound. O-rings are like $15, and dental bands are like $3. My first mech keyboard was the quickfire rapid and it was a trustworthy piece of hardware and never had issues with it. Sold my quickfire rapid keyboards though to get some new ones. I recently uploaded a video of my current keyboards if you got some time to check it out. :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9CU4hIPW5U
 
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