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Zeal PC Tealios V2

Linear

The former king of linears. Before Alpacas and Oil Kings, 'endgame linear' meant the teal stem and glassy-smooth 67g stroke of the Tealios V2.

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Sound & feel

For a stretch of the late 2010s, Tealios V2 was the linear to beat: the switch enthusiasts named when asked what "endgame smooth" felt like. Its clear housings and light teal-blue stems delivered a stroke so even that hand-lubing felt optional years before factory lube became standard elsewhere.

The sound is bright and slightly hollow, a glassy clack that suits polycarbonate and acrylic builds especially well. Rated 67g at bottom-out (~55g actuation) per Zeal convention. Cheaper switches have since matched its smoothness, which is exactly why it matters: the Tealios set the bar they were all chasing.

Sound on this page is synthesized from the switch's published specs and community-documented character: an honest simulation, not a recording. We're progressively replacing simulations with our own studio recordings. How our sounds are made

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Zeal PC Tealios V2 sound like?

bright, slightly hollow glassy clack. Use the player on this page to hear simulated press and release sounds derived from its real specifications.

Is the Zeal PC Tealios V2 good for gaming or typing?

As a linear switch with 67g bottom-out force and 2mm pre-travel, it suits fast, repeated presses, which is why linears are a common gaming pick. It types perfectly well too if you like a smooth, uninterrupted keystroke.

How heavy is the Zeal PC Tealios V2?

55g actuation, 67g bottom-out. Note that Zeal PC officially rates bottom-out force. Brands differ, so check the basis when comparing switches.