Tag: split (938 entries)

Kai Ascend

Ascend is a cute split keyboard designed and shared by Kai H. Chang.

Gull

Sneftel's Gull v1 is an ergo unibody split with keywell and unique thumb cluster.

Rzr36

MReavley's split Rzr36 is the BLE Choc version of his earlier Slice36.

Rattlemebonez32

Chris Lo's rattlemebonez32 is a 32-key unibody pocket keyboard with minimal Choc spacing, CH552 MCU and FAK firmware.

Cornball

The Cornball by Protieusz is a heavily modified Cornelius – with an integrated trackball and some LEDs.

Ergohaven K:02 PCB

With the release of the PCB, the K:02 by Ergohaven is completely open sourced now.

Corax54

Daniel Bauer's wireless split Corax54 ditches one key of his previous model.

Corne V4

The Corne V4, this latest iteration of foostan's iconic split, comes with on-board MCU.

Silli41 & Silli18

Squalius-cephalus shared the Reviung-derivative monoblock Silli41, along with its numpad companion.

Powerspill

Sandalmoth published the Powerspill, a Dactyl-like split with keywell.

Dance! keyboard

Dance! is a wireless-only split keyboard by chase-hunter.

Pepesweep

A 20-key minimal split: Pepesweep by Volodymyr Petiushka. Low profile, wireless, open source.

Idawgz32

Sporewoh is back with yet another monoblock split pocket keyboard: the $5(!) idawgz32.

LYNXware CAT review

The CAT by LYNXware is an incredible input device with a great potential. That said, you'll need some time to get accustomed to the custom software, the terminology, 22 thumb keys – and mouse switches!

Eobard

Viniciusbrit's Eobard is a 34-key open-source split keyboard with flippable PCB.

Cardinal

The Cardinal is a wireless low-pro split by Painterman, supporting a roller encoder and 5-way switch.

AWKB - A Weird Keyboard

AWKB by wj-zhe is a 36-key split keyboard with trackball, driven by a Xiao RP2040.

Ergohaven Velvet 2 review

My thoughts about the Velvet 2, a small 40% prebuilt split by Ergohaven - with hotswap switches and keywell.

IK keyboard

Ian MacLarty shared his IK keyboard, an open-source split with KS-33 switches and ZSA Voyager vibes.

The Chaotist

Tschibo's idea manifested as an astonishing open-source PCB: Chaotist is an ergoish 40% keyboard.

DELPHI

John Riggles published his DELPHI, an "ergolinear" low-pro orthoish split.

Goshawk

Zach Taylor shared his goshawk, a 3D printed, handwired split with only one controller and battery.

MagWave44

DreaM117er shared his MagWave44, a Dactyl Skeleton derivative ergo split with magnetic tenting.

Lynx CAT

The Lynxware CAT is a set of split input devices built with mouse switches, open sourced by Ape_Devil of Lynxware.

Sally

Sally is a 3D printed split keyboard with a staggered Alice-like layout – designed by keeb_carving.