Keyboard Typing ASMR
Somebody is hard at work: mechanical keys clicking, laptop keys pattering softly, a typewriter clacking toward the bell. A steady rhythm that keeps you company.
18 videos · 15 creators · typical length 31 min
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About Keyboard Typing ASMR
Typing videos range from quiet laptop keyboards to loud mechanical boards with clicky or deep, thocky switches. Typewriters add another layer: the punch of each key, the slide of the carriage, the little bell at the end of a line. Some creators type out a story or a letter as they whisper it, while others let the keys do all the talking.
Typing is popular with people who study or work with ASMR on, because the rhythm feels productive rather than sleepy. Softer keyboards are easier at bedtime. If you enjoy the fast pattering, tapping videos give a similar rhythm with a wider range of surfaces.
- Videos
- 18
- Creators
- 15
- Typical length
- 31 min
- Over an hour
- 2
Voices in these videos: whispering 100%, soft spoken 33%, inaudible whispers 6%.
Questions
Why do people like keyboard ASMR?
The sound is rhythmic and familiar, and each switch type has its own texture. Many people like having it on in the background while they focus.
What is a thocky keyboard?
One with a deeper, rounder sound when the keys bottom out, as opposed to the sharp click of clicky switches. Many listeners find it smoother.