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KOMETA / MOKETA
This split comes with lower controller mounting: KOMETA by inpudiy.
Published June 11, 2025
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KOMETA (or MOKETA) is a wireless split keyboard based on Choc V2 switches, inspired by the Jian layout. Designed by inpudiy/miwayho, its main feature is a new method of mounting the controller at a lower position while still maintaining the ability for "hot-swapping" the development board.
(In some cases this project is referred to as MOKETA.)
Specs
- 42 keys (6x3+3)
- Choc, hotswap
- Nice!Nano V2
- 3D-printed cases (coming soon)
To achieve the lower controller mounting, you need to remove the sockets from the pin headers and enlarge the mounting holes for the controller.
Resources
Published on Wed 11th Jun 2025. Featured in KBD #192 (source).
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