Outemu Silent Peach V2 vs TTC Silent Bluish White
The Outemu Silent Peach V2 and the TTC Silent Bluish White are not the same kind of switch, so this comparison is settled by which stroke you want before a single number matters. Our library of every switch we simulate already points each of these at the other. Hear them back to back below with the trims matched before you read a single number.
Hear them back to back
simulated from real specssound loads on your first tapShortcuts: press A or B anywhere outside a text box to fire that burst. Use the volume trims to loudness-match the pair before judging which sounds better.
Spec by spec
| Spec | Outemu Silent Peach V2 | TTC Silent Bluish White |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Linear (silent) | Tactile (silent) |
| Brand rates force at | actuation | actuation |
| Actuation force | 40 g | 42 g |
| Bottom-out force | 50 g | not published |
| Pre-travel | 2 mm | 2 mm |
| Total travel | 3.3 mm | 3.5 mm |
| Silent (dampened) | Yes | Yes |
| Factory lubed | Yes | Yes |
| MX-compatible stem | Yes | Yes |
| Price tier | Mid-range | Premium |
| Street price | varies | varies |
Outemu and TTC both advertise an actuation force, so the two headline figures in this table are measured at the same point and can be read against each other.
Verdict
These two sit in different camps, with the Outemu Silent Peach V2 built as a linear and the TTC Silent Bluish White as a tactile, so decide which stroke you want before anything else. The Outemu Silent Peach V2 is the cheaper board to fill by a full bracket, mid priced against premium priced. Weight is nearly even at actuation: 42 g for the TTC Silent Bluish White against 40 g, a gap most fingers will barely register. Our picks: the Outemu Silent Peach V2 for gaming, the TTC Silent Bluish White for typing and a shared office.
- Gaming pick
- Outemu Silent Peach V2
- Typing pick
- TTC Silent Bluish White
- Office pick
- TTC Silent Bluish White
Force curves
Outemu Silent Peach V2
TTC Silent Bluish White
TTC publishes no bottom-out force for this switch, so the dashed end of the curve is an estimate, not a spec. Everything up to actuation comes from the published numbers.
Outemu Silent Peach V2 or TTC Silent Bluish White: the long answer
The table above already holds the answer. Here is what it means under a finger. Feel splits them at the root: the Outemu Silent Peach V2 runs smooth the whole way down while the TTC Silent Bluish White raises a bump at the point it registers. At actuation they sit 2 g apart, 42 g against 40 g, close enough that lube and housing will decide the feel before the spring does. Actuation lands at 2.0 mm on both, but the Outemu Silent Peach V2 bottoms out 0.2 mm sooner, 3.3 mm against 3.5 mm. Settle the stroke you want to live with first and treat everything below as a tiebreak.
Now the part spec sheets cannot carry: the voice. The Outemu Silent Peach V2 sits at soft muted thud, unusually little mush; the TTC Silent Bluish White answers with soft dampened 'puc', bump intact. Dampening pads are on both, which puts the whole comparison inside a narrow band of volume and moves it onto tone. Both packs are synthesized rather than recorded, so read the comparison as a faithful sketch of each voice and not as a measurement of it.
On what they cost to fill a board, the Outemu Silent Peach V2 is mid priced, while the TTC Silent Bluish White is premium priced. Factory lube on both, so the smoothness you hear in the player is roughly the smoothness you get.
The picks split by use. Take the Outemu Silent Peach V2 if games come first, because there is no event in the middle of the stroke to fight on a fast repeat. Take the TTC Silent Bluish White if the board is mostly a writing tool, since the bump gives your fingers a landmark on every keystroke. Take the TTC Silent Bluish White if other people have to sit near it, as a dampened bottom-out is the only version of this that a shared room forgives. Match the trims above, play both, and trust whichever one you keep replaying.
Want the full story on either switch? Read the dedicated Outemu Silent Peach V2 page and the TTC Silent Bluish White page. If you are here to check the board you already own, use our free keyboard tester.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Outemu Silent Peach V2 or the TTC Silent Bluish White the better gaming switch?
We pick the Outemu Silent Peach V2 for gaming. A linear stroke means nothing sits between one press and the next, and rapid inputs are where that pays.
Outemu Silent Peach V2 or TTC Silent Bluish White: which one is quieter?
Neither wins on volume, because both are silenced. What separates them is what is left after the pads: the pitch of the press and how muted the release feels.
Is the Outemu Silent Peach V2 heavier than the TTC Silent Bluish White?
The TTC Silent Bluish White, and the comparison is clean: actuation on both sides, 42 g to 40 g.
Which is cheaper to fill a board with, the Outemu Silent Peach V2 or the TTC Silent Bluish White?
The Outemu Silent Peach V2 sits in the mid priced bracket and the TTC Silent Bluish White in the premium priced one. We do not hold a reliable per-switch price for both, so the bracket is the honest answer rather than a total.
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