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However, the experience is not so. You will feel great typing using the Holy Panda Switches even better than other tactile Brown switches. Unfortunatly i can't compare with the Outemu Silent v2.2, I had a early prototype so it would be unfair to compare.All i can say is that if you want a silent tactile switch, the Zilent v2 right now is literally perfect, i wouldn't change a thing. These are my favorite, least tactility out of the bunch but there’s already so much I can deal with it. Tactility - 8 These switches have much-advanced functionality as well as have reduced wobble which helps users to type with more comfortability.
The Glorious Holy Panda switches were revealed in 2020 to much fanfare. Glorious called these “the most tactile switches ever created”. While much of it is marketing hyperbole, you can’t deny that these are some of the best tactile switches out right now. If I talk about their compatibility, Zealios switches are compatible with most of the mechanical keyboards as they can be mounted easily on the circuit board. The remaining components of the Holy pandas are used to create another switch known as the Unholy Pandas. Build quality All Zealio V2 have reduced wobble that's less than Holy Pandas, while managing to be even more tactile with a bigger, smoother bump as well. Bump starts at the very top of the keypress, no pre-travel. Zilent– These have the heaviest spring among the Zilents. For those who prefer a slightly lighter MX Clear but want a more significant and smoother bump than Holy Pandas. The tactile bump is round and snappy at the very top which leaves a great experience.
Where the box royals are super sharp without much of a bump and crash down, these zealio v2's have a larger rounder feel, but still drop off pretty hard. Spring grind has always been pretty bad in ZealPC’s switches in general. This is just something that happens, unfortunately. I would recommend lubing at least the springs for any ZealPC switch. It is quite detrimental to the experience and even having nice clean sounding/feeling springs, as small a change as it is, can make a pretty big difference. Please note that PCB-mounted switches can still be used in many plate-mounted keyboards. As long as your PCB underneath has 2 extra holes next to the center post, it will support PCB Mounted switches and add extra rigidity to your build. If your PCB does not have the extra holes, then you can simply cut the small plastic legs off to make them Plate-Mount!
Performance is the significant factor for any switch to become successful in the mechanical keyboard market. 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. Round 8: 67g Zealio spring tweaked for "crisper" bump with more cushion at bottom-out, 78g Zealio spring tweaked to be more similar to 67g variant, with snappier bump compared to previous 78g Zealios I compared them to a bunch of switches I had on hand on my mill-max tada68 pcb in a tofu65 case. The zealios v2's were compared to: zealio v1 67g, zealio v1 78g, outemu sky v 2.2, box royals, and box browns (not in pics). My other boards are BKE light topre boards, 55g topre, 45g topre, i'm a big fan of tactile boards and am always excited to try out new switches. Zealios -"Crisp & responsive" tactile bump feeling at the very top with more cushion during bottom out than 65g Zealios V2.In Holy Padna switches, this wobble is slightly more compared to Zealios V2 switches. So comparatively Zealios switches have an edge and positive factor to consider it. Zealio– The 67 g Zealio switches feel Crisp & responsive with a tactile bump feeling at the top. They have more cushion during bottom out than the 65g Zealio V2. You will enjoy typing on this switch. The Holy Pandas from Drop comes to Unlubed and works fine. You can even lube the switches to make them as per your typing experience and tactile need. https://youtu.be/RL3DZD_cNng Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Pure TACTILITY: Zealios V2 Review (https://youtu.be/RL3DZD_cNng)
Zealios V2 switches are upgraded versions of Zealios switches that are a tactile type of switch constructed by Zeal PC and come with a slightly lower wobble and smoother tactile bump.Zealio - "Crisp & responsive" tactile bump feeling at the very top with more cushion during bottom out than 65g Zealio V2. Zealios V2 is a tactile mechanical switch from Zeal PC. The Zealios v2 is a very efficient switch in the tactile mechanical switch league. All Zealios switches come with a reduced wobble along with sharp and rounded tactile bumps which allow an excellent grip over the switches as well as provide a snappy and smooth typing experience to the users.
There have been reports of the early examples with clear bottom melting more easily from the heat of a soldering iron than other switches. Zeal PC offered the purple switch in a 65g variant with a milky bottom like regular Gateron KS-3.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...) The bottom out sound is also not that amazing, it is a bit muted. The tactility is crisp though, so if you are looking for something that is tactile and pleasing to type on, these are perfect. But if you want something that is really tactile, then go with the other ones I mentioned. 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. Both in terms of tactile bump strength as well as tactile bump size, the Novelkeys Cream Tactiles are noticeably more tactile than the Zealios V1 Redux switches. In addition to the bump being longer throughout the stroke, as well, it also starts a lot earlier in the downstroke in the Cream Tactiles than in the Zealios.
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