Do you know what type of springs tealios use? (slow, progressive, etc). I think gateron yellows have slow springs.

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Ikr

I don’t think he knows what back space is that’s how good he is 😂😂😂

He could've just lubed one batch then bought another batch

@@Super-jk2kz true

Yeah this is what i noticed as well.

same here they sounded softer imo

They sounded softer/lighter, but I also liked the deep clacks of the lubed tealios

Yeah same

I do like a sound softer on the ears tbf, so I agree

I know I'm replying 3 months after you posted this, but I was just wondering if you could recommend me a good film for the tealios v2's? I don't know a lot about filming and if you have already done it, then I would greatly appreciate your insight on the subject. :)

@@Priimess deskeys or tx films

Have you tried these switches? In terms of feel the inks and tealios are very smooth (not tactile or crunchy in the slightest). Also gateron yellows are much less smooth and louder than the others, but deeper. I think you have your terminology mixed up.

Yes I have all three. I don’t think I worded my comment correctly. The inks are great. They are very smooth, but without lube they have a bit of crunch to them which I like.

@@Redonepunch Between all 3 what do you prefer most?

Which are you favorite of the three

His eyes stay drippy

Because he blinks when you blink

@@keent 😂😂😂😂😂😂

It's...it's unnerving.

I pushed the Gateron Yellow and V2 together to see which one would move down first, but they looked the same. But it is actually 38g by spec, but feels like a Gateron Yellow Spring, IMO. (Also wasn't clear if the R7 was the Tealios V2 or not)

These are V1s.

The feel is the same, and the white bottom has a brighter RGB spread.

@@Romsicle Thanks for the reply. Looks like I got the right Yellows for the job then :)

Leaf shapes are all the same. It' just the stem and spring that's different.

@@Romsicle im not sure if thats true for all switches tho? I know outemu change their leaf depending on their switch type. The clickys/tactiles seem to have more of a pronounced bump than linears. But ill take your word on gaterons as I have no linears to compare my tactile

I have them in my GMMK TKL and they are lubed with a thin layer and they have little to no scratch what soever. The value cannot be beat. I paid $20 for 100 switches.

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I don't have anymore stock yellows, and didn't want to use an older video's sound test because it's a different case.

chill

Ah, man. I know, it kind of sucks. I would have sent him a bunch of stock Gat Yellows for this vid. Lol

So what are you using? Tealious with the Milky Top and the Yellow spring? Does it make a big difference in sound/feeling. I wanted to get the Tealious.

@@Lucas-jw2si Yes, I'm using that. The milky tops remove a lot of that "pop" from the stock Zeal tops, which is essentially that pitch I'm referring to. If you don't really like that sort of clack, then I would recommend it. It made a huge difference for me, but some people prefer to keep the Tealios the way they are because that's what they prefer. As far as the springs, I use the Gat Yellow springs because I like the weighting of that better, but the stock V2 springs (67g) are pretty nice. Either spring should be bag lubed as the spring ping is noticeable. If you get the Turquoise Tealios, I would definitely recommend spring swapping those if you don't like a shorter travel distance. The springs in the Turquoise ones are a bit shorter than the regular V2's. All in all, Tealios are great and would benefit greatly from both lubing and filming. As for lubing, the Zeal bottoms are already very smooth as they are, so you can easily get away with lubing only the stems. I've done that for my build and I honestly can't tell the difference between lubing only the stem and lubing the whole thing (bag lubed the springs of course). For films, Drewkeys or THICC films are my recommendations, but Deskeys are also great for the Gateron hourings. Highly recommend them if the price doesn't faze you at all!

@@seta_souji Thanks for the answer. I didn’t quite have the budget to go for Tealious so I went for the Alpacas with the new mold.

Tealios

saw someone made telios and panda mix its nice and expensive

i believe that turqs have uhmwpe? I'm not sure tho

@@eetu54 interesting. I thought they had new tooling or something like that. If they had uhmwpe that'd be dope.

Watch my video on that

And also to add, I purchased some KS-9 Yellows which are close to the same price as the standard Gat Yellows and they are fully transparent, have a much tighter fix (don't need to be filmed), and come prelubed very well.

@@TheMagaspike awesome I got the milk yellows in my rk61 now with some akko keycaps

@@hvskyline1368 I love my Akko keycaps, the PBT they use sounds glorious.

@@TheMagaspike I got the ASA BOW caps for 35 bucks used

That's a great question! My Gateron black optical sound almost identical to the Gateron Ink Blacks so I think it's safe to say that they definitely hold up against those two.

Those are Zeal switches. Go on the ZealPC website in the description. They don't sell them anywhere else.

Regulars any day if you don't like a short travel distance. The Ink Yellows have longer sliders on the stems, which makes a very awkward early bottom out. Do keep that in mind if you are strongly considering Ink Yellows. I'd personally choose the reds or blacks over yellows out of the gateron ink switches.

I only use the left pinky for the a key. Right pinky is only for colon and apostrophe keys.

I still love my yellows for everything.

@@Romsicle Nice! I just ordered the Gateron Milky Yellows.. thoughts on those compared to the yellows you like?

It's basically the same thing - so you'll have a good time with em.

It does have a black spring. I don't know why I said silver.

@@Dubufy haha at this point my friend is trying to convince to me just get milky yellows. Making my first board and I am very fearful of blacks and inks being 2 heavy. Milky yellow might be my move.

@Oblivious Anonym hm ok. Thanks!

I currently have yellows and they're a banger. I also use sorbothane to giving it a nice "thock" sound. It's a nice sounding balance. Those 2 = sexy time

@@shiloh7765 milky yellow is one of the scratchiest gat yell. i prefer ks3x1, ks9, ks8, or ks3

@@introbrilliantm7583 hm ok. I’m lookin rn at JWK switches - especially the lilacs linear and then fff switches also.

Clear or red

@@restore7187 like the milky yellow, ink yellow and many more like the milky black

I wanna try typing on a cube of sand

@@jaocb178 Try MX red

V1

I hate your picture. I really thought there was a piece of hair on my screen. You got me

@@bhentehquatroh1 dark mode goes brrrrr

@@chaihleeb220 team dark mode forever

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Aluminum Case, Aluminum Plate, OSA keycaps

@@Romsicle could you give the brands and keyboard model too?

@@donnynguyen looks like the 5 degree case from KBDFans

Still waiting to get my hands on them, as well as alpacas

@@Romsicle prepare for high pitched sounds on release lol

'CHERRY MX Low Profile RGB SPEED has been designed for the highest performance, with a reduced travel of 1.0 millimeters instead of 1.2 millimeters. The low actuation force of 45 centinewtons and the linear actuation remains identical. With these specifications, the new switch offers extremely low reaction times and high switching frequencies on input. Gamers, as well as writers, will benefit from the combination of the short switch travel and low key height."

@@crisnmaryfam7344 silver's are just great for gaming.... not really for typing and to be honest kailh speed are cheaper and better.

those are 2 very different switches. the holy pandas are tactile while the blues are clicky. so the holy pandas win instantly because clicky sucks

@@tftgaming_77real34 this wasn't a very helpful response

Will Lane it’s true tho. I can’t see how clicky switches are good under any circumstances at all. Blue switches are rated as the worst switches in the keeb community and it’s seen as a meme, while holy pandas are one of the highest rated tactile switches. How are you going to compare two such difference switches?

@@XinHuan13 Discounting a whole type of switch because mx blues are bad in your opinion is not good advice.

@@XinHuan13 I have the box jade switches and I love how they feel.

U mean the cherry mx blues lmao

@@quirkfn blues are def not smooth clicky and annoying

@@danieldraka it was a joke

@@danieldraka u are clicky

Stickers....? Upgrades: Lube, Switch Films, Switching housings, springs

@@Romsicle I mean switch films (but stickers do the same).

I don't blame you LOL tangies are AMAZING

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no because holy panda is a tactile and mx blue is clicky

never ever buy mx blues

Holy pandas

For another video :)

Bruh youre profile picture made me think that i had a hair on my screen

your*

He is always defending gat yellows lmao

cringe

@EndlessParadoxDCE hope so just got 2 10 packs of them Tealios V2's to test while in gaming scenario!!! if they bang ill fill my board fs

It’s not even joke . Have you ever tried omnipoint switch ?

@EndlessParadoxDCE am I missing the joke?

@@Piqo you are indeed

they sold out everywhere :(

True, but they get restocked at least once a month so all you need to do is check the website frequently.

That's not the case at all. Don't go mouthing things you don't know about.