Keyboards

The T9 Keyboard from our good friends at Deadline Studio is a foray into a larger form factor keyboard after designing the small Phase One and TPS40 after being driven to create a larger keycap display, as Deadline was frustrated at having less space for their numerous personalized keycaps and artisans. After delving into historical keyboards for inspiration, they came across the Texas Instruments Ti99 4/A, sensing a unique presence amongst the design, especially it’s capability to accommodate various modules and the story of its creation.

After confirming the aesthetic inspiration, Deadline began arranging the layout according to modern standards while adjusting the proportions and angles of each element. This was done to ensure that the outline and lines would meet modern aesthetic preferences while still maintaining a retro visual style. This includes the implementation of bottom mounting, a massive 6000mAh battery, hotswap and solder PCBs, and a selection of keyframe front panels to change up the variety of the 60% and nav cluster sections.

Looking to pick up the T9 keyboard? Head on over to the main product page!

The T9 Keyboard from our good friends at Deadline Studio is a foray into a larger form factor keyboard after designing the small Phase One and TPS40 after being driven to create a larger keycap display, as Deadline was frustrated at having less space for their numerous personalized keycaps and artisans. After delving into historical keyboards for inspiration, they came across the Texas Instruments Ti99 4/A, sensing a unique presence amongst the design, especially it’s capability to accommodate various modules and the story of its creation.

After confirming the aesthetic inspiration, Deadline began arranging the layout according to modern standards while adjusting the proportions and angles of each element. This was done to ensure that the outline and lines would meet modern aesthetic preferences while still maintaining a retro visual style. This includes the implementation of bottom mounting, a massive 6000mAh battery, hotswap and solder PCBs, and a selection of keyframe front panels to change up the variety of the 60% and nav cluster sections.

Looking for extra parts? Pick them up on our parts page!

MM Studio continues to be inspired by vintage boards that preceded our generation, taking the iconic shape of the Cherry G80 0413 and beautifully recreating it with all of the modern trappings from years of innovation in the keyboard communit, and combining with the G80-0537’s AT layout to create the Class 0413 keyboard.

Both a standard and southpaw layout have been provided for the top case, as well as WK, WKL, and arrow cluster top cases amongst numerous colour choices! These can be mix-and-matched with the bottom case, allowing for a wide number of combinations just in terms of the case, leading to staggering numbers when including the plate and even the possibility of EC kits. The board supports PCB gasket mounting and top mount, as well as going plateless if you’re wanting to maximize your flexy typing experience.

Some important notes provided by MM Studio for the Class 0413:

• The electrocapacitive (EC) Topre plate needs to have the housings cut by yourself and this option is not recommended for beginners.
  • If you’re new to EC boards, we recommend the NIZ plate and everything needed will be provided for the build except keycaps.
• The southpaw top frame can only be paired with the southpaw bottom case. Please be aware of this when purchasing extra top frames.
• The EC PCB only supports the standard WK/WKL top frame – southpaw is not available.

Looking to pick up a Class 0413 keyboard? Click through here to go to the main product page!

MM Studio continues to be inspired by vintage boards that preceded our generation, taking the iconic shape of the Cherry G80 0413 and beautifully recreating it with all of the modern trappings from years of innovation in the keyboard communit, and combining with the G80-0537’s AT layout to create the Class 0413 keyboard.

Both a standard and southpaw layout have been provided for the top case, as well as WK, WKL, and arrow cluster top cases amongst numerous colour choices! These can be mix-and-matched with the bottom case, allowing for a wide number of combinations just in terms of the case, leading to staggering numbers when including the plate and even the possibility of EC kits. The board supports PCB gasket mounting and top mount, as well as going plateless if you’re wanting to maximize your flexy typing experience.

Some important notes provided by MM Studio:

• The electrocapacitive (EC) Topre plate needs to have the housings cut by yourself and this option is not recommended for beginners.
  • If you’re new to EC boards, we recommend the NIZ plate and everything needed will be provided for the build except keycaps.
• The southpaw top frame can only be paired with the southpaw bottom case. Please be aware of this when purchasing extra top frames.
• The EC PCB only supports the standard WK/WKL top frame – southpaw is not available.

Looking for extra parts? Pick them up on our parts page!

The Lucky65 keyboard from Velocifire boasts an impressive line-up of features at an incredibly affordable pricepoint! There are seven case colours to choose from: five anodized and two electrophoresis coating colours, five types of foam, a tri-mode PCB with included battery, per-key RGB, and a gold-anodized aluminum back weight. There are also five layers of various types of foam, with a mix of IXPE, poron, PET, and EPDM, so you’ll be able to mix and match the foam to your own personal preference. The board also includes pre-lubed Xinmeng V2 plate-mount stabilizers, which have been well-received by reviewers for factory-lubed stabilizers.

Internally, the Lucky65 uses a relatively standard PCB gasket mount system, with flex cuts included in the plate and PCB. PCB options are split between ANSI and ISO support, and both are tri-mode, supporting wired, 2.4ghz, and Bluetooth connections!

Looking to pick up a Lucky65 keyboard? Click through here to go to the main product page!

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The Lucky65 keyboard from Velocifire boasts an impressive line-up of features at an incredibly affordable pricepoint! There are seven case colours to choose from: five anodized and two electrophoresis coating colours, five types of foam, a tri-mode PCB with included battery, per-key RGB, and a gold-anodized aluminum back weight. There are also five layers of various types of foam, with a mix of IXPE, poron, PET, and EPDM, so you’ll be able to mix and match the foam to your own personal preference. The board also includes pre-lubed Xinmeng V2 plate-mount stabilizers, which have been well-received by reviewers for factory-lubed stabilizers.

Internally, the Lucky65 uses a relatively standard PCB gasket mount system, with flex cuts included in the plate and PCB. PCB options are split between ANSI and ISO support, and both are tri-mode, supporting wired, 2.4ghz, and Bluetooth connections!

Looking for extra parts? Pick them up on our parts page!

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Introducing the third board from Neo Studio and QwertyKeys – the Neo80! Seeing as how the 80% layout is bulkier than the typical compact keyboard, the Neo80 was designed with a curved edge and chamfer in addition to the Neo series’ iconic slim side bezels, giving the board a softer appearance. Effortless assembly is core to the Neo series’ identity, but an alternative to the unibody case design had to be considered due to the limitations of the 80% layout – eventually settling on a custom ball-catch structure that fits the board’s slim profile without compromising the design. The Neo80’s layout omits the F13 key to make the board more practical for everyday use, and is available in both WK and WKL configurations!

Extras for Neo80 include spare plates and PCBs, kits containing gaskets or mounting essentials, and more!

Don’t forget to pick up a Neo80 on the main pre-order page!

Introducing the third board from Neo Studio and QwertyKeys – the Neo80! Seeing as how the 80% layout is bulkier than the typical compact keyboard, the Neo80 was designed with a curved edge and chamfer in addition to the Neo series’ iconic slim side bezels, giving the board a softer appearance. Effortless assembly is core to the Neo series’ identity, but an alternative to the unibody case design had to be considered due to the limitations of the 80% layout – eventually settling on a custom ball-catch structure that fits the board’s slim profile without compromising the design. The Neo80’s layout omits the F13 key to make the board more practical for everyday use, and is available in both WK and WKL configurations!

Internally, the Neo80 supports four mounting solutions, adding a new sandwich mount to the regular options of plateless, gasket, and o-ring mounting. Like other modern boards produced by QwertyKeys, the Neo80 uses magnetic connectors that remove the need for cable management. Finally, the board comes with a hotswap or solder PCB, and your choice of plate material!

Looking for extra parts for your Neo80? Pick them up on our parts page!

The Neo65 features a unibody case with an ultra-slim bezel and an inward sloping edge on its side, a minimalist design that blends seamlessly with any desk setup, regardless of theme. Available in nine colours, The Neo65 also features an engraved external weight in your choice of brass, copper, or steel!

Extras for the Neo65 include spare plates and PCBs, weights, daughterboards, gaskets, switches and more!

Don’t forget to pick up a Neo65 on the main pre-order page!

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The Neo65 from Neo Studio and QwertyKeys features a unibody case with an ultra-slim bezel and an inward sloping edge on its side, a minimalist design that blends seamlessly with any desk setup, regardless of theme. Available in nine colours, the Neo65 also features an engraved external weight in your choice of brass, copper, or steel!

Internally, the Neo65 uses a dual-mounting system that supports both PCB gasket mounting and a gummy O-ring mount, and features improvements to both – such as a specially designed gasket that holds the PCB/plate assembly in place, or a groove at the blocker that allows the O-ring to be easily installed! Finish your build with a PCB and plate of your choice, with a variety of options available to pick from for each!

Looking for extra parts? Pick them up on our parts page!

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Featuring a sandblasted CNC machined aluminum case and a double-gasket mounting system designed to reduce ping and improve typing sound, the Keychron Q2 is a board designed to be seen, felt, and heard.

The Keychron Q2 is fully-featured, with a programmable encoder knob, an integrated low-power-consumption ARM processor, and a switch to facilitate multiple keyboard layouts. Finish the build with any MX-style switch and your favourite caps, then personalize the keymaps with VIA to make the Q2 truly yours.

Want to learn how to use VIA with your Q2?
Check out Keychron’s helpful tutorial!

Already a VIA user?
Get the Q2 (w/knob) JSON file here!
Get the Q2 (knobless) JSON file here!

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Featuring a sandblasted CNC machined aluminum case and a double-gasket mounting system designed to reduce ping and improve typing sound, the Keychron Q1 is a board designed to be seen, felt, and heard.

The Keychron Q1 is fully-featured, with a programmable encoder knob, an integrated low-power-consumption ARM processor, and a switch to facilitate multiple keyboard layouts. Finish the build with any MX-style switch and your favourite caps, then personalize the keymaps with VIA to make the Q1 truly yours.

Want to learn how to use VIA with your Q1?
Check out Keychron’s helpful tutorial!

Already a VIA user?
Get the Q1 JSON profile here!

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Coming to our storefront courtesy of Epomaker, the Skyloong GK96X Lite features a premium CNC-milled aluminum case, and a hot-swap PCB with integrated RGB SMD lighting. Skyloong has also adopted a Shallow Gasket, all-in-one silicone pad design to help eliminate the board’s traditional design drawback of lacking support in the main typing area by cushioning the shock under each keystroke. This gasket layer is inserted between the PCB and plate. The kit also contains foam for the bottom of the case to reduce hollowness.

The Skyloong GK96X Lite is fully programmable, with layer and macro support, as well as a module for a split spacebar layout, if desired. The integrated RGB lighting can also be programmed with a variety of effects, and is capable of displaying up to 16.8 million different colours!

To program your Skyloong board, you will require proprietary software, provided at the Epomaker website via the links below.
Get the software for Windows 10/11 here!
Get the software for Mac OSX Catalina/Big Sur/Monterrey here!

Coming to our storefront courtesy of Epomaker, the Skyloong GK68X Lite features a premium CNC-milled case in your case of anodized aluminum or polycarb material, and a hot-swap PCB with integrated RGB SMD lighting. Skyloong has also adopted a Shallow Gasket, all-in-one silicone pad design to help eliminate the board’s traditional design drawback of lacking support in the main typing area by cushioning the shock under each keystroke. This gasket layer is inserted between the PCB and plate. The kit also contains foam for the bottom of the case to reduce hollowness.

The Skyloong GK68X Lite is fully programmable, with layer and macro support, as well as a module for a split spacebar layout, if desired. The integrated RGB lighting can also be programmed with a variety of effects, and is capable of displaying up to 16.8 million different colours!

To program your Skyloong board, you will require proprietary software, provided at the Epomaker website via the links below.
Get the software for Windows 10/11 here!
Get the software for Mac OSX Catalina/Big Sur/Monterrey here!

Coming to our storefront courtesy of Epomaker, the Skyloong GK61X Lite features a premium CNC-milled case in your case of anodized aluminum or polycarb material, and a hot-swap PCB with integrated RGB SMD lighting. Skyloong has also adopted a Shallow Gasket, all-in-one silicone pad design to help eliminate the board’s traditional design drawback of lacking support in the main typing area by cushioning the shock under each keystroke. This gasket layer is inserted between the PCB and plate. The kit also contains foam for the bottom of the case to reduce hollowness.

The Skyloong GK61X Lite is fully programmable, with layer and macro support, as well as a three-switch spacebar layout that allows for the addition of extra modifier keys, if desired. The integrated RGB lighting can also be programmed with a variety of effects, and is capable of displaying up to 16.8 million different colours!

To program your Skyloong board, you will require proprietary software, provided at the Epomaker website via the links below.
Get the software for Windows 10/11 here!
Get the software for Mac OSX Catalina/Big Sur/Monterrey here!

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The SALVATION combines the soft and vibrant typing experience of an innovative leaf spring mounting system with a 60% tray case design.

The PCB is supported by silicon rubber standoffs attached to FR4 (fiberglass) leaf springs mounted to the case. Foam pads underneath the leaf springs provide vibration dampening and force modulation.

The leaf springs provide exceptional flexibility, allowing the entire plate/PCB subassembly to yield under keystrokes and vibrate in isolation from the case. The result is a typing experience that is soft and vibrant across the whole keyboard.

The SALVATION is designed for customization and experimentation. Build it with the stock FR4 plate, or use third-party 60% plates made of metal or plastic. Build it half-plate or plateless. Tweak the foam pad placement to make the leaf springs more or less flexible. Modify the stock FR4 plate to have slots that match the WT60-D WEIRDFLEX PCB, or into a half-plate design. Make your own leaf springs out of other materials.

Solder and Hotswap PCBs, as well as additional plates, can be purchased alongside the Salvation keyboard or separately here!

B-stock Sample Photos

Please refer to the product gallery to view these photos in their full resolution, as well as other sample photos of the B-stock units.

With a magnetic interface, you can hotswap the aesthetic top pieces made from Aluminium, Hand Dyed Plexiglass and Recycled Terrazzo Plastic to your hearts content.

Three base finishes including black, e-white and a textured wrinkle-grey powdercoat, eleven different top pieces in three materials, and three badge styles give you a large amount of choice to personalise your FOUNDATION.

Featuring a cork base piece, interchangeable top and bottom badges, and an elegant three piece design, FOUNDATION exemplifies our signature attention to detail. A choice of Solder or Hotswap PCBs by Mechlovin’ rounds out this offering.

Build your FOUNDATION keyboard here!

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You asked for it and QwertyKeys has delivered! The QK100 has everything you need, including an F-row, numpad, and even an LCD screen complete with fifteen bezel options, making it the ideal office workhorse and a perfect gift for friends and family who crave the familiarity of a full-sized board. As with the other boards in the QK series, the QK100’s case features clean, quality design, and is made of 100% CNC Aluminum, available in anodized and e-coated finishes with twelve colours to choose from! There are ten weights in a variety of finishes to pick from, including the all-new colour-shifting “Synth” finish, as well as the popular “Ice Crystal” finish – returning from the QK80 GB! Being that the summer is coming up, a camping theme was chosen this time around – with the external weights featuring a mountain peak-shaped indent, and the internal weight etched with a calm tenting scene.

Extras for the QK100 include spare plates of all five materials, PCBs, daughterboards, as well as three bezels for the board’s screen in five different finishes! All PCBs come packaged with PE and Poron foam, but be advised that tri-mode PCBs purchased on this page do not come with additional batteries.

Don’t forget to pick up a QK100 on the main group buy page!

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Get strapped in and make sure that you pass that VK test, because it’s time for the second round of GMK Night Runner!

With colours evoking a moonlit sky over a city shining with neon, GMK Night Runner R2 presents a vision of the cyberpunk future in keycap form!

Check out the keycaps that are being offered as well!

• 1× Fluorescent Green Case
• 1× Frosted Black Plate (integrated)
• 1× Carrying Case
• 1× PCB (Solder)

The KL-90 from Kiko Labs has returned, this time in beautiful polycarbonate fashion! The KL-90 is offered in four colours: Midnight Black, Tiffany Blue, Purple Haze, and Frosted Ice, and not only has the choice between a solderable and hotswap kit, but also between having dual encoders and an encoder + OLED screen combo. The OLED screen can be programmed through QMK, and if you’re handy with code, you can do some amazing things with it (like make a bongo cat slap every keypress, for example)! There’s also a broad selection of plate materials, which will make everybody’s build unique.

Pick up a KL-90 on the main product page!

Available Extras

Plates

– Polycarbonate Plate
– Brass Plate
– POM Plate
– Carbon Fiber Plate

PCB

– Solderable PCB
– Hotswap PCB

Solderable Layout

Hotswap Layout

The KL-90 from Kiko’s Lab has returned, this time in beautiful polycarbonate fashion! The KL-90 is offered in four colours: Midnight Black, Tiffany Blue, Purple Haze, and Frosted Ice, and not only has the choice between a solderable and hotswap kit, but also between having dual encoders and an encoder + OLED screen combo. The OLED screen can be programmed through QMK, and if you’re handy with code, you can do some amazing things with it (like make a bongo cat slap every keypress, for example)! There’s also a broad selection of plate materials, which will make everybody’s build unique.

Don’t forget to pick up a PCB on the parts page!

What’s Included

– PC Case (Frosted Ice, Tiffany Blue, Midnight Black, Purple Haze) (OLED/Dual Encoder Variations)
– PC Plate
– Sandblasted Brass Badge
– Sandblasted Encoder Knobs (Or single Knob + OLED)
– Gasket Kit
– 2 x EC-12 Encoder OR 1 x EC-12 Encoder + OLED

Hotswap Layout

Solderable Layout

The Mercury65 keyboard has been crafted over the past year through a love for space. The back engraving is one of the defining factors of the Mercury65: each bottom piece has to be machined and anodized perfectly to achieve the two toned effect you see on the engraving. This means any pieces with blemishes surface issues must be scrapped to ensure every customer can receive a flawless back piece.

Numerous optional parts are available for the Mercury65! Four badge colours, four plate options, and an extra solderable PCB or a hotswap PCB.

Check out the Mercury65 Keyboard here!

The Mercury65 Keyboard, designed by Rocket Keyboards, pays homage to our beautiful solar system we’re a part of, and humanity’s desire to explore the stars! The back engraving is one of the defining factors of the Mercury65: each bottom piece has to be machined and anodized perfectly to achieve the two toned effect you see on the engraving. This means any pieces with blemishes surface issues must be scrapped to ensure every customer can receive a flawless back piece.

Check out the extra parts on offer for the Mercury65!

Our alien robot overlords are here, and you too can join their squadron of nuclear-powered spacecraft by purchasing this set of controls keycaps.

KAM Command is an homage to the sci-fi books, TV shows and movies we all grew up with. It takes inspiration from a bunch of them, and adds its own little twists. Every single legend is custom designed, including the made-up alien-overlord language. The name “Command” comes from “By your command!”, the Cylon battle cry from Battlestar Galactica. KAM Command is a truly unique design and is a wonderful presentation of maxvoltar’s talents and ingenuity.

The An all CNC stacked plastic case with CNC milled polycarbonate bottom. Silicone sandwich mount, custom silicone pad foot. All built to house a beautiful silkscreened PROTOZOA x MVKB PCB, peeking through the top window. PCB included. Fits cftkb.com’s Mysterium PCBs, or other Protozoa Mysterium based PCBs.

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Brought to you by Wind Studio, WIND X98 is an aluminum gasket-mounted keyboard with a modified 1800 layout, based on the WIND X (65% + Numpad) with added function keys. Following the minimalist style of the WIND X, the board features a slender brass weight on the back and a brass accent above the arrow keys on top, as well as a multicoloured PVD ‘X’ logo on the front between the Escape key and the F-row to catch the eye.

WIND X98 has a number of extras available for separate purchase, including extra PCBs, plates, weights, accent pieces, foam kits, and much more!

Don’t forget to pick up a WIND X98 on the main page!

LiNK65 is a 65% board packed with innovation and creative design, representing a push forward as well as a return to Owlab’s roots. Spurred by the laborious repetition of assembly and dismantling countless prototypes, Owlab was made to ask a simple question:

“How can we simplify the build process?”

The answer comes in the LiNK65’s elegant screwless case design, inspired by the mortise and tenon joint structure that has been used in the construction of wooden structures for over 7000 years. The top case is made from anodized or electrophoresed aluminum and finished using an anti-fingerprint technique, whereas the bottom is made from sandblasted and PVD-coated stainless steel, enhancing the sound profile of the board by reducing resonance with its high material density. The bottom case also includes a PVD-coated trunk that serves as the lynchpin to the board, providing an eye-catching glossy component to the bottom’s facade while keeping the pieces snugly in place, but ready to disassemble at a moment’s notice. Both the top and bottom case are available in a variety of colours, with a total of 60 combinations!

Internally, the LiNK65 utilizes a mounting system inherited from Owlab’s Spring board and tweaked with a number of improvements – some notable examples are a reduction in the size of the leaf spring chamber to reduce echo and obviate the need for plate foam, and the addition of the ability to install rings and nibs directly to the plate, further easing assembly. Although improvements have been made to create a distinct sound profile without the need for foam, Owlab’s signature three-piece foam kit is nonetheless included, and features a new plate foam piece that seals the chamber between the plate and PCB, owing to an improved Poron blend with a higher foaming ratio. Due to the simplicity and ease of assembly, we encourage you to try multiple different foam configurations to find what works best for you!

As is typical for Owlab’s projects, plates are available in a total of four materials (Aluminum, FR4, Polycarb, and POM). In keeping with the theme of simple assembly, the vertical beams have been removed from the space on the plate reserved for larger modifier keys, opening up access to the stabilizers, and allowing them to be adjusted or even removed more easily. Finally, both solderable and hotswappable PCBs are available for purchase, and both feature a brand-new collapsible “slip” design inspired by bamboo slips, a popular form of stationary from the era before the invention of paper.

Don’t forget to pick up a LiNK65 on the main page!

Following the interest and success of the Freebird60 keyboard, and having noticed the dearth of affordable and quality TKL boards in the market, KeebsForAll has decided to expand the Freebird product line with the Freebird TKL!

There are a variety of extra parts available for the Freebird TKL keyboard, including a variety of plates, spare Hot-Swap PCBs, dampeners, and universal TKL carrying cases!

Check out the Freebird numpads on offer!

Check out the Freebird TKL keyboards on offer!

Following the interest in and success of the Freebird60 keyboard, KeebsForAll has decided to expand the Freebird product line with the Freebird Numpad Lite and the Freebird Numpad Pro!

Like the Freebird60 and the Freebird TKL, both Freebird Numpads feature an aluminium case available in four E-coated colours! The Lite numpad is slope-matched to the Freebird60, whereas the Pro numpad features an extra top row, and is slope-matched to the Freebird TKL.

Check out the Freebird TKL keyboard on offer!

Check out the extra parts on offer for the Freebird TKL!

PLEASE NOTE: The colour of the finished Olive and Navy Freebird Numpads does not exactly match the colour shown in the renders. Please refer to the below photographs when considering your selection.

Following the interest in and success of the FreeBird60 keyboard, and having noticed the dearth of affordable and quality TKL boards in the market, KeebsForAll has decided to expand the Freebird product line with the Freebird TKL!

Like its 60% cousin, the Freebird TKL is an aluminium board available in four E-coated colours, with included Durock V2 stabilizers, and a variety of plate materials to choose from! Furthermore, in response to popular demand, both WK and WKL layouts have been made available for purchase!

Check out the Freebird numpads on offer!

Check out the extra parts on offer for the Freebird TKL!

PLEASE NOTE: The colour of the finished Olive and Navy Freebird TKLs does not exactly match the colour shown in the renders. Please refer to the below photographs when considering your selection.

The Freebird60 is provided by KeebsForAll, who wanted to make an easily affordable, easily accessible keyboard with everything but the switches and keycaps provided! Available in four case colours and the choice of three plate materials with a fourth available in extras, alongside the fact that it ships with a full set of Durock V2 screw-in stabilizers, dampening, and even electrophoresis for the coating – you’ll have a hard time finding better value for a starter board than this!

Also available is the Case Only option, in which you will receive the case, dampener + feet, rubber o-rings and screws, and the carrying case, and will have to purchase all other parts separately.

Extra parts available are additional PCBs and plates in three materials (gold/bronze-anodized aluminum, white POM, and black FR4).

We’re proud to be working with Angry Miao to present the CYBERBOARD R2, paying homage to the classic Saint Laurent’s “Le Smoking”!

Angry Miao officially released its next-generation product in the CYBERBOARD series “CYBERBOARD Le Smoking” on May 27, 2021. Not only has it been fully upgraded in terms of performance and design, it also took a large part of its inspiration from the matte and glossy elements from the Saint Laurent Le Smoking suit. Once again, Angry Miao presents a truly unique keyboard that breaks through the limitations of current manufacturing technology.

With regard to the bold design of this keyboard, Angry Miao founder Li Nan mentioned in an interview that “A good design is impossible without considering the culture context behind the product. High-end fashion brands often inspire design trends within the consumer electronics industry. By paying homage to Saint Laurent and Hedi Slimane, we hope to take a leading role in moving the consumer electronics industry forward when it comes to design trends.”

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