Nikita Shirokov released his Lapka, a 36-key low-pro split keyboard with uniform splay.
KBD.news Published April 17, 2025
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Lapka (Лапка) is a small 36-key wireless split by Nikita Shirokov aka braindefender, designer of various popular keycap profiles, e.g. the KLP Lamé.
The Lapka features a uniform splay layout with Choc spacing. The build is diodeless, using direct-pin on SuperMini nRF52840 (nice!nano compatible) controllers.
Wireless ergonomic split keyboard for those who have paws (: – braindefender.
Specs
36 keys (5x3+3)
low-profile Choc switches, soldered
reversible PCB
SuperMini nRF52840 controllers
3D printed case
Low-profile case: the switches almost touch the table. For now, silicone bumpers are stuck right onto the PCB.