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Aryess
A feature-rich open-source 65% keyboard PCB: Aryess by Pioz.
Published June 4, 2025
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Enrico aka Pioz shared the files of his Aryess keyboard – a 65% PCB with display, encoder, and plenty of lights.
I’d like to share a personal project I've been working on: Aryess, an open-source 65% mechanical keyboard. It features a completely custom PCB and a wide range of modern features for both productivity and aesthetics – Pioz.
Specs
- 65% ANSI layout
- RP2040 Pro Micro
- rotary encoder
- Unified Daughterboard support
- per-key RGB lighting
- underglow LED strip
- configurable physical toggle switch
- OLED display
- O-ring gasket mount (Friction fit)
- PCB compatible with Bakeneko case
Resources
Published on Wed 4th Jun 2025. Featured in KBD #192 (source).
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