Keyboard Builders' Digest
Let's find your dream switch at Clackify! Save 5%!
Keyboard Builders' Digest / Projects

Gamma Omega

A 36-keys low-profile unibody split keyboard designed for portability: Gamma Omega by unspecworks.

KBD.news
Published April 24, 2025
Creators! Feel free to tip me off about your keyboard related projects to bring them to 150K readers.

The Gamma Omega is a relatively compact 36-key monoblock angled split keyboard, shared by unspecworks/unspecified-work. Created via Ergogen, it was designed for portability and durability while still maintaining comfort.

Portable? It may not be very compact, but you can still just toss it in your bag, right? – unspecworks.

Pic:

Features

  • 36 keys (5x3+3)
  • Choc, hotswap, Choc spacing
  • splay
  • reversible(!) PCB
  • Pi Pico RP2040 USB-C controller
  • 3D-printed case with integrated plate

Pic:

Despite being a monoblock split, the PCB is a one-half reversible one, so you have to order two pieces.

Pic:

Resources

Pic:

Do you like this post? Share, donate, subscribe, tip me off!

Published on Thu 24th Apr 2025. Featured in KBD #190 (source).

Related

Haori36

Penk Chen published his Haori36, a compact monoblock ortho with thumb cluster and optional Pimonori trackball.

Hacktrick

A '70s-style gasket-mounted monoblock split featuring Selectric I keycaps: Hacktrick by Tschibo00.

Spaxial

This strange abomination is Spaxial, a peculiar angled unibody keyboard by u/keycashcow. I like it a lot.

Ch55p34

The unibody Ch55p34 by Alex Miller uses the CH552T MCU, and it runs on FAK firmware.

Yacc46

A monoblock split by 1m38 with column splay and all the bells and whistles.

Nova

Nova is a Buran variant/mod by Protieusz: an orthoish monoblock split with trackball, on-board RP2040 and roller encoder.
×
top