scissor switch with softest rubber domes

[galerian]

in my search for the quietest scissor switch keyboard, i've found two main things that distinguish a quiet from a louder board. the scissor switch mechanism determines the degree of wobble, and the soft/stiffness of the rubber dome determines the loudness of the rebound. ideally for sound reduction purposes, a key would have minimal wobble and soft domes.

so far, i've found the siig mini usb keyboards to have the softest domes, followed by the kensington ci73.

does anyone know of any more scissor switch boards with a soft feeling keypress? or a place where i can buy relatively soft domes?

[dorkvader]

The new fujitsu convertible tablets (T901,T731) have much softer domes than the older ones. I believe the now laptop (S761) has the same keyboard. It doesn't feel nearly as good as the older one, but the domes are soft, and it's pretty quiet.

[galerian]

sorry i wasn't more specific, but i meant usb keyboards that are meant for use with desktops.

[Zykos]

If you want a quiet keyboard you can always get those silicon flexible one although they feel like crap.

[Wildcard]

An Apple wireless keyboard with a silicon cover is pretty darn silent. They also make a great scissor switch. Also the Bluetooth works flawless in these boards.

[davkol]

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[planeswitch]

The Silent Topres are very very quiet and they have very solid feeling keys...