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TLDR: If you wished Box Royals were smoother and rounder, you'll like these. If you loved V1's and didn't like Box Royals at all, you might not like V2's. I forgot about these until I was writing the review, to be honest. Same boat as Hako switches. I’m excited to try some of these fairly soon. Holy Panda switches are made from Halo Clears or Halo Trues, and the housing is found on Invyr Panda switches. Zealios - For those that prefer a slightly lighter MX Clear, but want a bigger and smoother bump than MX Clears / Holy Pandas. Tactile bump is round and snappy at the very top. From beginning to end, the spring is heavier than all other Zealio variants.
All Zeal switches come as PCB mount, but can easily be made to work with plate mount setups by simply clipping the 2 extra plastic mounting legs. I actually haven’t tried these so I can’t give any take on them but I just wanted to list them as part of the market because that they are. Some of my edgy comments on Zeal and Zeal products v1 https://i.imgur.com/2Rr3CPl.png(i guess that's my attempt to apolagize for that, i wasn't wrong, but I am now...)Well, obviously, we’re looking to see how loud the switches are with sound. But we’re also looking for pitch as well. I’ve heard people say multiple things about pitches. Some prefer higher pitches and some prefer lower so I’ll just list what the pitches are rather than give them a good or bad designation.
https://youtu.be/RL3DZD_cNng Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Pure TACTILITY: Zealios V2 Review (https://youtu.be/RL3DZD_cNng)Anyways, the goal of this review is to give a reasonable view of the Zealio R2 and tell the community if you should or should not take out that second mortgage to get a coin pouch worth of switches. To do this, I do have to disclose some certain biases: Zilent V2 switches are the Silent yet tactile switches from Zeal PC. These switches are in 4 variants of 62g, 65g, 67g, and 78g bottom-out forces. However, the experience is not so. You will feel great typing using the Holy Panda Switches even better than other tactile Brown switches.
I only bought 10 switches so i don't have a full board but if you are a big fan of tactility, these might be of interest to you. If you like V1's, it's hard to say whether or not you'd like these, because they are so different. Personally, I think i'd lean towards the V1's if i had to choose 1 over the other due to the softer bottom out feel of the original zealios. With that said, this is a very interesting switch and think a lot of people will like them. As always, switches are a preference, so something I like, might not be what you like (my favorite mx tactile switch is still the Kailh Box Browns). Peace. The holy Pandas has a bit of pre-travel whereas the Zealeos v2 does not have a pre-travel. Also, the Zealeos v2 switches are smoother than the holy pandas. While the tactile bump of the V1 Redux switches might be just a hair stronger than that of the OG V1 switches, they are altogether remarkably similar in terms of tactile bump placement, strength, and overall size as well. Zealios V2 (62g.)Wobble is this issue where a stem does not stay completely put in the middle of the switch and instead moves around from side to side once nudged or once a keycap is mounted on top and the keycap is moved around. To me, this is a negligible non-issue and will be given much less attention than the rest of the criteria. Your experience and opinions may vary so if you have any specific questions you can ask me or comment below. These seem to be in the same camp as the Outemus and are a bit less wobbly. The bump happens at a different place on these guys though. Zeal Zealios V2 are custom tactile Gateron switches designed by Zeal PC. Available in four spring weight variants; 62g, 65g, 67g or 78g. They are rated at bottom out force, not actuation! Switch Variants
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