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Charybdis Nano

Quentin's Charybdis family is extending with the Nano – with open-source case files.

KBD.news
Published February 25, 2022
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The Charybdis Nano is an ultra compact input device by Quentin Lebastard. Featuring 35 keys and an integrated trackball, it's the smaller brother of the 4x6 version or the trackball alternative of the Skeletyl.

Engineered to be a full mouse replacement solution with high-quality, custom-developed components – Bastardkb.

Resources: Github repo.

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Published on Fri 25th Feb 2022. Featured in KBD #67 (source).

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