Dao Choc BLE by yumagulovrn

Dao Choc BLE keyboard is an ergonomic wireless split keyboard for Kailh Choc switches based on MINEW MS88SF2 BLE module. This split keyboard is similar to Corne but it has an extra keys for brackets and international layouts as on Jorne or Jian

Features
* Hotswapabble
* Long battery life
* ZMK firmware
* Low profile
* Choc Spacing (18mm x 17mm)

#choc • #ble • #zmk • #42key • #44key

Stront by zzeneg

Split keyboard with 38 keys, LCD display and Cirque trackpad

Features
* Low profile with Choc V1 switches
* Wired split with USB-C or TRRS interconnection
* 38 keys
* Roller/rotary encoders
* LCD display (1.69" 240x280 by default)
* Cirque trackpad (40mm by default)
2-key pinky columns
* Splay on ring/pinky columns
* 3D printed cases

#choc • #rp2040 • #display • #encoder • #trackpad • #splay • #38key

Dilemma v2 by Bastardkb

The Dilemma is a vertical stagger low-profile keyboard with mods

Features
* Heavy pinky stagger
* MX and choc compatible
* Underglow RGB, Per-key RGB
* 2 Rotary encoders on thumb clusters

#choc • #mx • #rp2040 • #qmk • #trackpad • #encoder • #display • #oled • #rgb

TOTEM by GEIST

TOTEM is a 38 key column-staggered choc split keyboard. It meant to be used with a SEEED XIAO BLE or RP2040

#choc • #qmk • #zmk • #ble • #xiao • #rp2040 • #splay • #38key

Lütt un Lütt by weteor

3x5+2 key split orthogonal BLE keyboard

Features
* Full BLE, powered by coin cells (CR2032)
* Choc v1 Hotswap sockets
* Encoder
* Case files are supplied (stl, dxf, as well as the freecad files)
* ZMK (with dongle support)
* Completely open source, permissive license (CERN-OHL-P)

#choc • #ble • #cr2032 • #zmk • #dongle • #34key

Smol by zzeneg

Small and cheap low profile split keyboard with 36 keys using RP2040 Zero microcontrollers

Features
* 36 keys
* Low profile choc switches with hotswap and choc spacing
* Per-key RGB matrix
* Waveshare RP2040 Zero controller
* QMK firmware
* TRRS connection between splits (can use USB-C instead but not recommended, too low for many cables)
* Panasonic EVQWGD001 roller encoder (left side only) or EC11 rotary encoder (both sides)

#choc • #encoder • #qmk • #rp2040 • #36key

Sofle v2 by Josef Adamcik

Sofle is 6×4+5 keys column-staggered split keyboard with encoder support. Based on Lily58, Corne and Helix keyboards

#mx • #promicro • #qmk • #display • #oled • #encoder • #62key

Urchin by duckyb

34 key ZMK keyboard, nice!view, nice!nano & hotswap supported

Features
* Design fully optimized for wireless
* Native nice!view support
* Familiar Ferris/Sweep layout
* Improved outline shape
* Support for Kailh hotswap sockets
* Mounting points for cases
* Tray case 3D model

#choc • #nrfmicro • #ble • #zmk • #display • #niceview • #34key

TPS42 by crehmann

TPS42 is a 42/36 keys ergonomic split keyboard. The outer pinky columns can be broken off. The main goal for desing it was to have a low profile split keyboard with an integrated TrackPoint module

Features
* Integrated TrackPoint reset circuit and the option to mount a TrackPoint to the bottom of the PCB (between the two inner columns)
* I2C interface for an OLED display
* Wireless Ready (however, without TrackPoint support):
- Battery switch / connector
- Option to use a battery friendly Sharp memory display instead of an OLED display
* Choc-spaced
* Partially hot swap sockets supported (except for two switches around the TrackPoint module)

#choc • #promicro • #qmk • #trackpoint • #oled • #display • #36key • #42key

Skean v.0.2 by krikun98

The Skean is a 44-key split keyboard inspired by the Jian (stagger, pinky and controller footprint) and the Corne (thumb cluster). The module placement was inspired by pashutk's kbd533 project.

Features
* Wireless with a built-in E73 module
* ZMK support (currently via a config repo)
* Fuses and ESD protection
* MX or Alps compatibility
* Meant for 233350 310 mAh batteries
* Math-generated silkscreens on some case/plate versions
* 6 column version also available for 100x150 PCB promos

#mx • #alps • #ble • #zmk • #44key

Slice36 by MReavley

36 key ergo split keyboard, designed around the Seeeduino Xiao platform. Inspired by the Corne, Ferris, Ben Vallack's videos and countless hours of perusing reddit and kbd.news, but ultimately this has been done up from scratch largely as an exercise for myself. The layout was generated through experimentation with scale drawings on my ipad, although emphasis has been placed on aesthetics and compactness.

Features
* MX Spacing
* Reversible PCB, designed around 0805 smd components to be hand-solderable or using an assembly service.
* Built around the Seeeduino Xiao RP2040 (hooray USB-C)
* Using KMK firmware
* Laser cut aluminium plate, secured by the soldered in switches for clean look without fasteners

#mx • #kmk • #xiao • #rp2040 • #36key

Switches: #alps • #choc • #chocmini • #ec • #kailhx • #ks33 • #mx • #iRocks • #HiTek725 • #omron • #futaba

Wireless: #ble • #nfc • #dongle

Firmware: #qmk • #zmk • #kmk • #kle

MCU: #promicro • #rp2040 • #xiao • #blackpill • #bluemicro • #nrfmicro (nice!nano) • #kb2040

Modules: #display • #oled • #niceview • #encoder • #trackpoint • #buzzer • #touchpad • #trackpad • #haptic • #speaker • #trackball

Keys: #10key • #18key • #30key • #34key • #36key • #38key • #40key • #42key • #44key • #48key • #50key • #56key • #62key • #64key • #70key

Battery: #cr2032 • #18650bat

Other: #diodeless • #splay • #3d • #handwired • #oldschool

#news • #design • #designing • #video • #pictures

Cantor by diepala

The Cantor keyboard is a 42 key diodeless split keyboard, designed with simplicity in mind. It is inspired on the popular corne, ferris and sweep keyboards, aiming to provide a more ergonomic (stronger column stagger) corne-like layout with a simple, easy to assemble and cheap design.

The Cantor is designed with the following goals:
* Comfort
* Powerful
* Low cost
* Simplicity
* Ease of build
* USB-C
* No diodes

The PCB is reversible to reduce manufacturing costs.

#choc • #blackpill • #qmk • #diodeless • #42key