Looking for Recommendations on Quiet Keyboards and Mice

For your mouse, if you need something quiet, check out the Logitech M330 or M650—they're super quiet and perfect for general use, but may not be ideal for intense gaming. The Razer Pro Click Mini is also very quiet. Just know that the majority of gaming mice are a bit noisier, but they can still work if you don’t mind a bit of sound.

There are tons of mechanical keyboards out there! Look for ones with 'silent' switches, like beQuiet's models that focus on noise reduction. If you're up for it, EPOMAKER has options like the TH99 or TH108 that use silent tactile switches and have RGB lights. Just a heads up, low-profile mechanical keyboards with quiet switches and RGB can be a bit tricky to find, but the Razer Deathstalker V2 is a good bet for a quiet experience with RGB features.

If you prefer low-profile keys, Logitech has some great keyboards that are quieter. I recently got a Corsair keyboard with brown switches and I really like it—it's not overly loud. You can often find demos in retail stores where you can try out different switch types to see what feels best for you.

You might want to check out Keychron keyboards; they offer a variety of options, some of which are quieter. As for mice, try looking at the r/mousereview subreddit for a bunch of suggestions. Keep in mind that keyboard and mouse preferences are pretty personal, so make sure to pick what feels right for you!

Definitely consider looking at quieter switches for your keyboard, especially for extensive typing sessions. Keyboards with scissor switches, like the Cougar Vantar, are often much quieter, though options with RGB backlighting are limited. If you want something great for gaming, the Logitech MX Keys S has nice features, but it lacks certain functions for hardcore gaming. Just something to think about!