According to the Editor of MakeUseOf, membrane keyboards tend to feel ‘mushy’ “because resistance isn’t linear and / or because the individual keys wobble on the rubber domes below them,” while “mechanical keys … return to their positions more quickly than do rubber-dome keys,” which is “due to the increased resistance that a mechanical mechanism provides when compared to a rubber dome design.” Besides, “mechanical keyboards are louder than membrane keyboards because of the mechanical action … this additional feedback makes typing more pleasurable.”