These PCBs are compatible with Cherry MX style switches and have a standard ANSI 87 key layout.

All connections required to get the keyboard up and running can be easily hand soldered.

Programming the keyboard is very simple, as a QMK profile already exists. If you don’t want to customize the key layout, it is just one click to get it up and running, even with RGB LEDs.

This is a beta product and has some flaws in the PCB design. However, they have already been fixed with air wires, so nothing for you to worry about.

What is included:

• PCB

• Resistor and capacitor for LEDs

What you still need:

• 87 key switches and keycaps of your choice (plus stabilizers)

• 87 diodes (e.g. 1N4148)

• Teensy 2.0 (except for the variant with atmega32u4 installed)

• optionally 87 SK6812 Mini-E LEDs

• Enclosure (files for 3d printing available)