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Realme: Turn Keyboard Sounds On or Off

If every keystroke on your Realme keyboard produces an audible click, it usually comes from a Gboard sound setting tied to your device volume. This gets distracting fast in quiet rooms, meetings, or during calls, and many users only want to lower the volume rather than mute it entirely.

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VersionAndroid 11 · Realme UI 2

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Enable or Disable Keyboard Click Sounds auf Realme

The click sound you hear while typing on a Realme phone comes from the preinstalled Gboard keyboard, not from a general system sound setting.

Gboard has its own Sound on keypress option, which plays a short tone every time you tap a key. This tone is separate from notification sounds, ringtones, or media volume, so muting the system does not always mute the keyboard.

You can find and adjust this option here:

Tap on SettingsTap on Additional settingsTap on Keyboard & input methodTap on GboardTap on PreferencesEnable or disable Sound on keypress

Inside Preferences, the same section also holds a volume control for the keypress tone, so you do not have to choose only between fully on or fully off.

If you have installed a different keyboard app, this Gboard setting will not apply, and you need to check the sound options inside that specific keyboard app instead.

Turning off Sound on keypress has no effect on other audio feedback, such as touch vibration or system UI sounds, since those are controlled through separate settings.

Frequently asked questions

No. The Sound on keypress option in Gboard only controls the audible click. Vibration feedback is a separate setting and stays active unless you disable it on its own.