Silent Tactile Switch Comparison

By Keybumps Updated: February 26, 2026

Silent tactile switches offer the best of both worlds: a satisfying bump without the click, and a quiet press without the mush. They’re perfect for stealth typists, late-night coders, or office warriors who crave feedback without the noise. This page compares all silent tactile switches we’ve reviewed—covering feel, force, sound profile, and more—to help you find your next low-volume love.


Switch Types


Silent Tactile Switch Comparison

Switch NameTypeOperationPre-TravelTotal TravelMount
Akko Penguin Silent Tactile 50g 2.0mm 3.3mm 5-pin Shop
Durock Silent T1 Shrimp Silent Tactile 67g 2.0mm 3.8mm 5-pin Shop
EPOMAKER Crystal Silent Tactile Silent Tactile 35g 2.0mm 3.6mm 5-pin Shop
Gateron Aliaz Silent 60g Silent Tactile 60g 2.0mm 4.0mm 5-pin Shop
Gateron Aliaz Silent 70g Silent Tactile 70g 2.0mm 4.0mm 5-pin Shop
Gateron Aliaz Silent 80g Silent Tactile 80g 2.0mm 4.0mm 5-pin Shop
Gateron Aliaz Silent 100g Silent Tactile 100g 2.0mm 4.0mm 5-pin Shop
Gateron Silent Brown Silent Tactile 55g 2.0mm 4.0mm 5-pin Shop
Kailh BOX Silent Brown Silent Tactile 45g 1.8mm 3.6mm 3-pin Shop
TTC Silent Brown V2 Silent Tactile 55g 2.0mm 4.0mm 3-pin Shop
Wuque Studio WS Silent Tactile Silent Tactile 40g 2.0mm 3.5mm 5-pin Shop
Zeal Aqua Zilent 62g Silent Tactile 62g 2.0mm 4.0mm 5-pin Shop
Zeal Aqua Zilent 67g Silent Tactile 67g 2.0mm 4.0mm 5-pin Shop
Zeal Zilent 62g V2 Silent Tactile 62g 2.0mm 4.0mm 5-pin Shop
Zeal Zilent 65g V2 Silent Tactile 65g 2.0mm 4.0mm 5-pin Shop
Zeal Zilent 67g V2 Silent Tactile 67g 2.0mm 4.0mm 5-pin Shop
Zeal Zilent 78g V2 Silent Tactile 78g 2.0mm 4.0mm 5-pin Shop

Silent Tactile Switch FAQ

What is a silent tactile switch?

A silent tactile switch is a mechanical switch that combines a tactile bump with built-in sound dampening. You get the physical feedback of a standard tactile switch, but with significantly reduced noise thanks to rubber or silicone dampers inside the housing.

Are silent tactile switches really quiet?

Yes—while not 100% silent, they’re much quieter than standard tactiles. The dampening reduces both the bottom-out and return noise, making them ideal for quiet environments like offices, shared spaces, or late-night gaming sessions.

Who should use silent tactile switches?

If you want tactile feedback but need to keep things quiet, silent tactile switches are for you. They’re great for professionals, students, or anyone who types a lot but shares their space with others (or just doesn’t want to be *that* person).

Best silent tactile switches?

Popular picks include the Gazzew Boba U4, Zilent V2, and Durock Silent T1. Each offers a distinct bump feel and sound profile, but they all prioritize low noise and quality construction. Try a few if you can—they’re surprisingly different!