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n2fc<br />
1. The clicks are mechanical on the hardware itself... not the system.<br />
2. As I said... even when I type &quot;quietly&quot; they are heard through my microphone
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n2fc
1. The clicks are mechanical on the hardware itself... not the system.
2. As I said... even when I type "quietly" they are heard through my microphone

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I used to put a towel under my wireless keyboard. Without it people on calls ask what all the racket is about and if I'm really paying attention.
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I used to put a towel under my wireless keyboard. Without it people on calls ask what all the racket is about and if I'm really paying attention.

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Sorry for the late get back. Thanks
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I have a regular wireless Logitech keyboard.<br />
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As a developer I do a lot of GoTo Meeting and conference calls.<br />
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In those circumstances... even when I am trying to &quot;type quietly&quot; everyone thinks I am punching holes in astro-turf with a yard aerator.<br />
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Any suggestions for a &quot;quieter&quot; keyboard?
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I have a regular wireless Logitech keyboard.

As a developer I do a lot of GoTo Meeting and conference calls.

In those circumstances... even when I am trying to "type quietly" everyone thinks I am punching holes in astro-turf with a yard aerator.


Any suggestions for a "quieter" keyboard?

Quieter Keyboard

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