Keyboard ASMR is a distinct sub-genre built entirely around the sound of typing — usually mechanical keyboards, prized for their satisfying "thock" or "clack" depending on the switch type used. Unlike most ASMR styles, there's typically no talking at all; the entire video is just rhythmic, close-mic'd typing sounds, sometimes across several different keyboards in one session.
Keyboard ASMR occupies a slightly different niche than most other trigger types — it's less about winding down for sleep and more about background sound for studying, working, or coding. The repetitive, percussive rhythm functions similarly to white noise, giving your brain something predictable to tune into without being distracting.
A single-keyboard session (rather than a multi-keyboard "tour") is the easiest starting point — it lets you get used to one consistent rhythm before exploring how different switch types change the sound.