submitted 2 months ago by HumanDent@lemmy.zip to c/mechanicalkeyboards@lemmy.ml

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I've had the same keyboard chatter issue with two different keyboards from two different brands. I know the issue is with the keyboards because it persists between different computers.

Am I just unlucky with the hardware I got? I don't want to invest even more money into a third mechanical keyboard if the issue is really that common.

Anyone have tips for dealing with keyboard chatter? Can I clean the switches or something? I don't have a switch removal tool.

The current mechanical keyboard I have is a Corsair K70 RGB Core that's just sitting in my closet.

I've tried software solutions to mitigate the chatter, but it's kind of clunky and doesn't run until after I login once.

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[-] mattreb@feddit.it 3 points 2 months ago

I had occasional chatter with one or two keys, but I would just swap those switches for the left over ones and the problem was solved.

For keyboard compatible with QMK firmware, you can even try various "debouncing" algorithms,

there are many ways and many switches you can try, but honestly I think you really just had bad luck, just try a new set of switches!

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