KiiwiTealios V2 switch sound
Hear the Tealios V2 switch sound on Mac: it plays in your browser as you type below. Zeal's 67g Tealios V2 linear, recorded on PBT keycaps: smooth, with a deep bottom-out. Recorded from a real board.
Type the words below. Headphones make the difference obvious.
What it sounds like
Tealios are premium linears, known for a very smooth, consistent press. On PBT keycaps the sound is deep and a little dry, with the bottom-out doing most of the talking.
The Turquoise Tealios is a close relative with a brighter tone. Compare the two to hear what the housing and keycaps change.
At a glance
Compared with
Turquoise Tealios
Zeal's 67g Turquoise Tealios: an exceptionally smooth linear with a bright tone.
Alpaca
A smooth linear with no bump and no click, known in the keyboard community for a clean, rounded thock.
NovelKeys Cream
A linear made entirely of POM, a self lubricating plastic, with a deep, full bodied sound.
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Questions
What does the Tealios V2 switch sound like?
Tealios are premium linears, known for a very smooth, consistent press. On PBT keycaps the sound is deep and a little dry, with the bottom-out doing most of the talking.
Is the Tealios V2 loud?
On the quieter side. A linear has no bump and no click, so almost all of the sound is the key bottoming out.
Which switches sound similar to the Tealios V2?
The closest in Kiiwi are the Turquoise Tealios, Alpaca and NovelKeys Cream. Turquoise Tealios: Zeal's 67g Turquoise Tealios: an exceptionally smooth linear with a bright tone. Alpaca: A smooth linear with no bump and no click, known in the keyboard community for a clean, rounded thock. NovelKeys Cream: A linear made entirely of POM, a self lubricating plastic, with a deep, full bodied sound.
Can I get the Tealios V2 sound on my Mac?
Yes. Kiiwi plays this recording under the keyboard you already own, in every app, from the menu bar. It works on Apple silicon and Intel Macs with macOS 14 or later, and it's a one-time purchase.
Get the Tealios V2 sound on your Mac
Kiiwi has all 36 packs, this one included, and plays them under the keyboard you already own, in every app, from the menu bar. It needs macOS 14 or later, costs $4.99 once, and hears that a key was pressed, never what you typed.
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