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Lemonshark
A wireless split keyboard with per-key RGB and nice!view displays: Lemonshark by lu.
Published April 27, 2026
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Designer lu (aka stardustArc/fuzzytomatohead) shared her first keyboard project: the classy Lemonshark – a wireless split keyboard with per-key RGB and nice!view displays.
I made this board for fun and because I hated my 100% membrane. This isn't just my first split, this is my first mechanical board at all. […] I've been dailying it for about 3 months now, and it's incredibly nice to use, especially now that I've switched to a modified version of Colemak-DH – lu.
According to the author, the extra large batteries support the LEDs for about 10 hours at 15% brightness (which is plenty bright), and multiple months when off.
Features
- 56 keys (6x4+3-ish) true split
- low-profile Choc switches (V1 only!), hotswap
- nice!nano V2 controller
- nice!view display
- per-key RGB
- 3D printed case
- ZMK
Resources
If you want to build your own lemonshark board, please use the V2 PCB (coming soon!). V1 currently has a few issues (various bodges and janky solutions) and is only uploaded for reference purposes:
Published on Mon 27th Apr 2026. Featured in KBD #210 (source).
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