DURGOD Taurus K320 TKL Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - 87 Key - Double Shot PBT - NKRO - USB Type C (Cherry Silent Red,Black)

My first mechanical keyboard had blue switches, but the sound drove me nuts. If I'm being honest, I tried to order a Ducky keyboard with Cherry MX clear switches, but the order was delayed for over 2 months. When my trusty membrane chiclet keyboard died on me, it was time to find something that I could bear to listen to myself type on for longer than a few minutes.Enter: Amazon Prime Shipping - I needed it fast.I opted for the silent red switches on this Durgod keyboard, mainly because of the reviews for the keyboard and the switches themselves -- "silent" sounded pretty nice. I also really liked the color palette on this board.Anyway, it's been about a month and I'm very pleased with it so far. I don't use it during my workday (perfectly happy using my Macbook Pro 16 keyboard since it's not awful) but when I get off work and switch to my PC it's almost like I'm rewarding myself for a hard day's work with this keyboard. They almost feel like a membrane on the bottom end, but the action is linear/instant and I can type with such ease! Plus, aside from the sound of me pressing the keys themselves, there is almost no sound at all. No click! I'm in heaven.Long story short, as my second ever mechanical keyboard purchase, I'm super happy with this keyboard. 10/10

So glad i went with the Durgod Taurus with PBT keys. Typing on this keyboard is like a dream. This was for my office so i decided on the cherry mx silent red switches and they are quiet enough but still responsive. Highly recommend

No one can hear me smashing my face into the keys while playing Smite.

I'm really liking this product so far; the switches sound pretty good(at least to my non-enthusiast ear) and I'm not getting the dreaded spacebar rattle that plagues cheaper keyboards around the world. Personally, I enjoy the non-lit look of the keyboard; it's more low-key and doesn't stand out. Also a fan of the gray-and-blue color scheme.My only concern is that I'm getting a pinging sound when I type, more noticeably on the larger keys. I'm guessing that it's coming from the springs inside of the switches. Probably a quick fix with some padding or other adjustments but it's too bad it didn't come like that.Overall, a good use of ~$120. This is my first mechanical keyboard after a lot of deliberation and I think that this is a super solid board for the price. Minor gripe with the pinging but I guess I can't have everything :>

I don't know if there's any way to clean the switches, but within a few months the keys started getting stuck. Not acceptable for a product this expensive.