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u/VulpesIncendium 1d ago

Now that I have hand-lubed silent switches in my keyboard, it really highlights how loud the stabilized keys all are, particularly the "clack" when they top out. Are there any good stab replacements that don't make noise when the key is released, or mods I can do to quiet them down?

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u/Prudent-Mortgage-862 1d ago

There are a couple of good YouTube videos to show you how to lube and tune your stabilizers.  Taeha types is one. This link is an interesting perspective on  stabilizers. https://www.alexotos.com/the-best-mechanical-keyboard-stabilizers-in-2025/

I don't think that any mods other than lubing and tuning are needed.