Recently bought a Corsair V95 keyboard with cherry MX brown switches for a new build computer that I was had built... Compared with the membrane laptop switches that I have the keys feel alot lighter to press, I can just about feel the click when pressing them... One thing nobody seemed to have mentioned but is very noticible to me is a mechanical spring/bell like ringing when releasing the keys - I thought it was due to me bottoming out the keys and tapping the keyboard itself (aluminium - also something new). I can probably learn to use the keyboard but the ringing sound after every key-press is quite annoying for me - is this common, is it a fault, am I doing something wrong?
Dude, I don't know what to tell you... When you buy a board with mechanical switches and a metal case, you're no longer using one with rubber switches and a plastic case. You've gone, er, mechanical—which is great, but naturally you're going to get a different sound now. Or rather, I should say,
any sound.
It's like trading your VW in for a sports car. Suddenly you have this well-tooled speed machine. Are you going to complain because the engine's louder?
Most MK maniacs
like the sounds their boards make. Have you ever used an IBM Model M, or a clicky Alps board? Believe me, your Corsair isn't nearly as loud. The clickety-clack is part of the fun. It means you're
typing—yeah!
If you can see it that way, maybe it won't annoy you as much. Like so many things in life, your attitude is probably what's most important.