I find the sound rather meditative and reminds me of typewriting classes at secondary school. Thanks to the stroke, the keyboard is very sensual in terms of haptic perception. In the end, my office colleagues have to tolerate it. One advantage is that you can determine the fastest typist and the one with the most frequent deletions.

Not really, you can hear the keystrokes quite well. What bothered me more about the keyboard in office use was that it didn't have a 'Delete' key.

I had it in the office for a while and it's rather on the upper limit of "too loud". That's why I'm using the MX Keys again in the office. But it depends on the sensitivity of your colleagues. There are a few good videos on YouTube that reproduce the sound relatively accurately.