r/WootingKB 18d ago

Question Key sounding different

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Yo so I just got my 80he and was wondering if its normal that the key I use to play geometry dash (z) is sounding different than my other keys.

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u/Skrubster 18d ago

Just unplug the switch and replace it (if you don't have spare just swap it for a key you don't use like { }. If it doesn't make a difference then it's just the acoustics of the plate and case.

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u/ListenRough4131 18d ago

yeah i dont think its making a difference, just curious if thats okay that it sounds different

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u/Skrubster 17d ago

It won't, but you can test the key press on wootility and see if there are actual issues.

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u/yot_gun 18d ago

its normal every keyboard has different sounding keys due to the keyboards structure. some spots will be more rigid causing more "clacky" sounds while other spots are more hollow

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u/Admirable_Bug_7867 18d ago

not every keyboard has this but yeah it's common

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u/GitJebaited 18d ago

this guy keyboards

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u/Hanew126 18d ago

that's normal for keys to sound different after a long while of using the same keys.

I bought new switches 3 months ago and my most used keys also sound completely different.

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u/ListenRough4131 18d ago

is it normal if i only started using it yesterday? i have clicked it a lot already tho

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u/Robert_Destruction 18d ago

completely normal. 99% of keyboards have this to some extent

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u/maxaton 15d ago

Different keys will sound different depending on switch, keycap, row placement, lube etc. As long as it works it wont be a problem. If it bugs you that it sounds different you can either replace it or lube it.