Rollow: with thumb encoders
The Rollow is a split keyboard by ArtofZenKeys with dedicated thumb encoders.
KBD.newsPublished May 14, 2021
According to the designer, this keyboard is inspired by the ergonomics of a Ferris and the elegance of a Corne.
And the EVQWGD001 encoder from the post by SouthPawEngineer featured in Issue #24 is here again.
New info: footprint by plut0nium.
https://github.com/plut0nium/0xLib/tree/master/Encoder.pretty
A few features of the Rollow:
- Dual thumb encoders
- Reversible PCB
- Oled Support
- Choc spaced
- Power Switch (MSK12C01) Compatibility
- Pads for an external battery
- Plans to be supported on both QMK and ZMK
- Plans to support Hotswappable Choc V1's and Minis (Separate boards)
Published on Fri 14th May 2021. Featured in KBD #26 (source).
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