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DASIC
Yuburoll's DASIC is a symmetrical Alice-style split keyboard with reversible PCB.
Published March 5, 2026
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The DASIC by Yuburoll is a 60-64 key open-source split keyboard: row-staggered but symmetrical Alice-style layout, wired, solder-only.
After ANSIC, I wanted to replace my gaming keyboard to a similar layout, requiring need many more keys. On a whim, I ended up with an Alice-style layout; because I was not comfortable with the pinky position of my previous ansic, not surprisingly – Yuburoll.
The name comes from dasik, a traditional Korean dessert.
Features
- 60-64 keys
- MX switches, solder-only
- reversible PCB
- Pro Micro footprint
- 3D-printed case
- QMK firmware
Resources
- DASIC on Github
Published on Thu 5th Mar 2026. Featured in KBD #207 (source).
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