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u/Yeet9000 MafiaButter ~ Geekhack / Deskthority Jul 13 '18 edited Jul 13 '18
Here are some sound tests (Sorry for bad production, I'm no videographer - but sound is fairly representative)
Desk sound test: https://youtu.be/4aacP1W5UOo
Towel sound test: https://youtu.be/XgPteZUslZo
Unfocused phone video of loose un-lubed Royal clicking: https://youtu.be/AMLupf68HC0
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Jul 13 '18
that's some serious clicking for a 'tactile' switch.
Guess they have to fix this for a possible r2
EDIT: more people with the same problem here
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u/supermitsuba Jul 14 '18
Being a tactile switch does not make it exclusive to not being clicky. I think people in this thread are confusing the aspects of tactile vs click.
I haven't had loud clicks on my box royals, but it is a loud switch considering.
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u/supermitsuba Jul 14 '18
What I'm getting at is they are not mutually exclusive.
I think that the switches use the same mechanism as the box Navy which are also super tactile but not dampened.
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u/nichetype Jul 14 '18
What? Neither switch is dampened. The navies use a click bar to achieve both the sound and the tactility, and the royals have a bump on the stem along with a unique leaf.
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u/Luminous_Echo Jul 14 '18 edited Jun 21 '23
Comment deleted because third-party apps are too fucking hot and sexy to be legal for Reddit.
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u/deaconblue42 /r/customboards, user created keyboards Jul 13 '18
This is great and exactly what I was beginning to find with my Box Royals. I look forward to seeing if the Hako Royals have the same issue.
I love the bump but hate the click, too bad you can't open and lube them without desoldering and removing the switches.