
Keyboard Sounds Pro
Thock
TypeLouder
Mechvibes
Keyboard Sounds
Klack
KeyClicker
Your MacBook has a hidden accelerometer. Haptyk uses it to play mechanical keyboard sounds that match how hard you type. Free for macOS.

Listen to your favourite mixes from YouTube etc in one place

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Keyboard Sounds is a free application that makes any keyboard sound like a Mechanical Keyboard. It includes 16 built in profiles, a profile editor, and application rules. Available for Windows, Linux, macOS.
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