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CLICKY · 58g
clicky medium-clacky Zeal

Zeal Clickiez Convertible

Zeal Clickiez review: a convertible MX switch that flips between clicky, tactile and linear by repositioning its ALPS-style click leaf.

4.6/5
4.6 4.6 · our rating
58g
Actuation
force
4.0/5
Smoothness
our feel rating
4.0/5
Wobble
lower is better
3/5
Noise level
medium-clacky

How it feels

Smoothness silky → scratchy 8.0
Wobble stability rock-solid → loose 2.0
Cleanness glass-smooth → scratchy 2.0

How it sounds

medium-clacky
Profile medium-clacky
Noise level 3/5
Spring ping None

Frequently asked

How does the Clickiez switch convert between clicky, tactile and linear?

Each switch uses an ALPS-style click leaf that you reposition by hand after opening the housing. One leaf position gives a clicky stroke, another a pure tactile bump, and a third a clean linear glide. It is a non-permanent mod, so you can change your mind later — but it does require popping the switch open.

What are the actual force figures on the Clickiez?

Roughly 58g at actuation, 75g at bottom-out and a 95g peak force in clicky or tactile mode. The peak force is what gives the bump its unusually assertive character.

Can I use Clickiez with Costar stabilizers?

No. The click-leaf housing interferes with Costar stabilizer wires, so you should use Cherry-style stabilizers instead.

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