Tag: split (926 entries)
Silakka54 is a RP2040 Zero based 54-key split keyboard, designed and shared by Juho T.
Forager is a Voyager-inspired 34-key low-profile wireless split keyboard by carrefinho.
A 30-key version of the Sweep 2.2, featuring the author's cat: Sweep Cat by Matt Petiteau.
Gareth Gummow shared the files of his Iyada, a split with dual trackpad layout.
A 3D-printed, handwired split prototype by Fraawlen: NEXUS.
Sachiel is a 34-key unibody split keyboard with 25mm trackball – designed by protieusz.
CrackerRobot's crowkb_38 is a low-pro ergo split with splay and a lower-positioned thumb cluster.
A 32-key ergo split keyboard using Seeed Xiao BLE: NostrumX by Bennytrouser.
A 56-key split keyboard that uses normal mods: Doro56 by Gehennakid.
A nice low-pro Hummingbird-like monoblock split by Reeve: ‘Ākohekohe.
Tien Pham's Form Uno is a monoblock split with number row and dedicated arrow keys.
Sadek Baroudi's bykeeb is a 36-key wireless-only split keyboard with MX/Choc/GLP support.
Alex Miller shared his Goober, a Hummingbird-like hotswap monoblock keyboard driven by a RP2040 Zero.
Cassio Zen's Fat Bee is a row-staggered monoblock split with fixed tenting angle.
Protieusz's unibody Flower, a Noraneko42W variant, comes with Willow layout and interchangeable trackball.
A wireless unibody split with integrated trackball and more: Ghazal by AlSaMoMo.
Jonathan Black released his Lucca 58HE, a Hall-effect split keyboard.
I built and reviewed Joe Scotto's cool ScottoWing DIY kit (PCB edition).
Avocado is a wireless 5x3 split keyboard designed by Auryn.
Dane Lipscombe released his Tenshi, a split keyboard with slide-adjustable trackpads.
Jhootdev shared the Jingis 38, an open-source monoblock keyboard with some pinky splay.
A 18-key unibody split: Smiler18 designed by weykn.
CrackerBot's Crowkb is a split 3x6 with low placed thumb clusters.
A stunning unibody split with optional encoder: Ashwing66 by James Gzowski.
LeBallz is a Le Chiffre variant by Protieusz – with a 25mm trackball and an optional EC11 encoder.
