KeyboardsFILCO Majestouch Xacro M10SP
A wired, split 70% keyboard with Cherry MX switches and ten dedicated macro keys along the inner edges, supporting hardware and software macros.
~¥24,200
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TrackballsKensington Expert Mouse Wired Trackball K64325
A wired USB symmetrical trackball with a 55 mm ball, a scroll ring and 4 buttons, supplied with a detachable wrist rest.
~$87.65
TrackballsKensington SlimBlade Pro
A finger-operated, ambidextrous trackball with a 55mm ball, twist scrolling, and wired, 2.4GHz and Bluetooth connections.
~$119.99
KeyboardsLogitech ERGO K860
A wireless full-size ergonomic keyboard whose one-piece curved body splits the two key halves at 25° and raises the center by 12°, with a cushioned wrist rest built in.
~$119.99
Vertical miceLogitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse
A right-handed 57° vertical mouse sized for small to medium hands, running on one AA battery and connecting over Bluetooth or a Logi Bolt receiver to up to three devices.
~$79.99
Vertical miceLogitech MX Vertical
A vertical mouse with a 57° angle that connects by Bluetooth, Unifying receiver or USB-C cable, with a 4000 dpi sensor and four programmable buttons.
~$99.99
Vertical miceRazer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition
Razer's first vertical mouse: a right-handed 150 g model tilted at 71.7°, with 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth and wired USB-C connections and a rated battery life of up to six months.
~$119.99
TrackballsELECOM IST M-IT10DR
ELECOM's IST M-IT10DR is a thumb-operated 2.4GHz wireless trackball with a 36mm ball, five buttons and an artificial ruby ball support.
~¥12,430
Vertical miceEvoluent VerticalMouse 4 Right Hand USB Wireless (VM4RW)
Right-handed wireless vertical mouse from Evoluent (VM4RW) that connects through a USB receiver, has six buttons and keeps the hand in a handshake posture.
~$116.99
Vertical miceKensington Ergonomic Vertical Wireless Mouse K75575WW
A mid-size wireless vertical mouse that connects over a 2.4GHz USB-A nano receiver, with an extended pinky rest, forward/back buttons and five DPI settings from 800 to 2400, powered by one AA battery.
~$30.95
Vertical miceKensington Pro Fit Ergo Vertical Wireless Mouse
A right-handed vertical mouse with a 46.7-degree slope that connects over a 2.4GHz nano receiver and runs on a single AA battery.
~$34.99
TrackballsLogitech ERGO M575S
The Logitech ERGO M575S (sold in Japan as the M575SP) is a right-handed wireless thumb trackball with a 34 mm ball. It is a quiet-click update of the M575 that connects over Logi Bolt or Bluetooth and runs on one AA battery.
~$49.99
TrackballsELECOM DEFT M-DT2DRBK
ELECOM's DEFT is a wireless index-finger trackball with a roughly 34 mm ball, 8 buttons and a tilt wheel, connecting through a 2.4GHz receiver.
~¥13,299
TrackballsELECOM DEFT PRO M-DPT1MRXBK
A right-handed, finger-operated trackball with a 44 mm ball, 8 buttons and a tilt wheel, supporting wired, 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth connections.
~¥23,023
Vertical miceEvoluent VerticalMouse D Medium (VMDM, Wired)
The wired, right-handed medium-size model of Evoluent's VerticalMouse D line, aimed at hands of 7.0 to 7.5 inches, with six buttons and a USB Type-A cable.
~$99.95
TrackballsKensington Expert Mouse TB800 EQ K72458WW (Red Ball)
A symmetrical finger-operated trackball with a 55mm ball, scroll ring, two side rollers and 8 buttons, connecting to up to four devices over Bluetooth, 2.4GHz or USB-C; it was discontinued in 2026.
~¥24,200
TrackballsKensington Expert Mouse Wireless Trackball
A symmetrical finger-operated trackball with a 55 mm ball, a scroll ring around the ball and four buttons, connecting over Bluetooth LE or a 2.4 GHz USB nano receiver.
~$109.99
TrackballsKensington Orbit Optical Trackball K64327JP
A wired USB ambidextrous trackball from Kensington with a 40mm ball and two buttons; it has no scroll wheel.
~¥3,531
KeyboardsKeychron Q11
The Keychron Q11 is a wired, all-aluminum split keyboard that keeps a conventional row-staggered 75% layout and adds QMK/VIA support, hot-swap sockets, and two knobs.
~$204.99
KeyboardsKinesis Advantage360 Pro
A 76-key fully split wireless keyboard with contoured keywells, thumb clusters, three-position integrated tenting and ZMK-based firmware.
~$499
TrackballsLogitech MX Ergo S
A thumb-operated wireless trackball that succeeds the MX Ergo with quiet clicks and USB-C charging, keeping the magnetic plate that switches between flat and 20-degree tilt and pairing with up to two devices over Logi Bolt or Bluetooth.
~$99.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-512
Perixx's wired USB unibody split-shaped keyboard with a 3-D contoured layout, integrated palm rest and a full-size 104-key ANSI layout.
~$49.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-835 II
A full-size wireless keyboard with a one-piece split layout, low-profile Kailh mechanical switches and an integrated palm rest, connecting by USB-C, 2.4 GHz or Bluetooth.
~$179.99
TrackballsProtoArc EM05 NL
A right-handed wireless vertical mouse with a 62° tilt and a thumb-operated trackball, switching between one 2.4GHz receiver and two Bluetooth connections.
~$59.99
TrackballsSanwa Supply MA-TB128BK
A wired thumb-operated trackball from Sanwa Supply with a 34mm ball, a 15° tilted body and silent buttons.
~¥7,150
Vertical miceSOLAKAKA E9
A 45° vertical ergonomic wireless mouse aimed at MMO play, with 10 programmable side buttons and tri-mode connection (2.4G, Bluetooth 5.0, USB-C).
~$51.99
Vertical miceZelotes T-20
The Zelotes T-20 is a right-handed wired USB optical vertical mouse with 6 buttons and up to 3200 DPI.
~$18.47
KeyboardsAdesso Tru-Form 3500 WKB-3500UB
A full-size 105-key wireless membrane keyboard with a split-key contoured layout, integrated palm rest and built-in trackball, connecting through a 2.4 GHz USB receiver.
~$99.99
TrackballsELECOM HUGE M-HT1DRBK
A large right-handed trackball with a 52 mm ball operated by the index and middle fingers, eight buttons, a tilt wheel, and a 2.4 GHz USB receiver.
~$54.99
Vertical miceiClever TM209G
The provided pages contained no product information, so specs could not be verified.
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Vertical miceiClever WM101
A budget 2.4 GHz wireless vertical mouse with six buttons, a 1000–2400 DPI optical sensor, quiet clicks and two AA batteries for power.
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TrackballsKensington Orbit Fusion Wireless Trackball K72362JP
A right-handed Kensington wireless trackball with a finger-operated 40mm ball, a surrounding scroll ring and five buttons, connecting through a 2.4GHz dongle.
~¥8,635
TrackballsKensington Pro Fit Ergo TB550 Trackball
A right-handed wireless trackball with a 34mm thumb-operated ball, Bluetooth LE and 2.4GHz connections, a 45° tilt and a 4D scroll wheel.
~$49.99
Kensington SlimBlade Trackball K72327JP
A symmetrical wired USB trackball with a centrally mounted 55 mm ball, four buttons, and scrolling done by twisting the ball.
~¥10,200
KeyboardsKinesis Freestyle2 for PC
A wired USB split keyboard with membrane switches and a standard Windows row-staggered layout whose two halves, joined by a pivot tether, separate up to 9 in (or 20 in on the extended version), with tenting added via optional accessories.
~$99
KeyboardsLogitech Wave Keys (K820)
A wireless ergonomic keyboard with a wave-shaped curved layout, integrated memory-foam palm rest and a numeric keypad, connecting via Bluetooth or Logi Bolt.
~$69.99
KeyboardsMistel Barocco MD770
A 75% mechanical keyboard whose two halves can be separated, using Cherry MX switches and offered in Japanese (JIS) and English (US) layouts.
~¥19,789
TrackballsNulea M512
The Nulea M512 is an ambidextrous, rechargeable wireless trackball with a 55mm ball that connects to up to three devices via Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz.
~$50.99
Vertical micePerixx PERIMICE-619
A wireless vertical mouse from Perixx with silent-click buttons and a small body, connecting via a 2.4GHz receiver or Bluetooth.
~$29.99
TrackballsPerixx PERIMICE-717
The Perixx PERIMICE-717 is a right-handed 2.4 GHz wireless trackball with a 34 mm ball and 5 programmable buttons.
~$52.99
Vertical micePerixx PERIMICE-719
A small wireless vertical mouse from Perixx for right-handed use, with six silent-click buttons, a 2.4 GHz receiver and a weight of 118 g.
~$24.99
KeyboardsProtoArc EK01 Plus
The ProtoArc EK01 Plus is a full-size 117-key wireless keyboard with a curved split-key layout, cushioned wrist rest, scissor switches and a backlight.
~$79.99
TrackballsProtoArc EM01 NL
A thumb-operated wireless trackball with a hinge that tilts the body from 0 to 20 degrees, connecting to up to three devices via Bluetooth or a 2.4G receiver.
~¥5,088
TrackballsSanwa Supply MA-BTTB183BK
A quiet, 5-button Bluetooth 5.1 trackball operated with the index and middle fingers, using a roughly 44 mm ball.
~¥13,200
TrackballsSanwa Supply MA-TB44BKN
A wired thumb-operated laser trackball with a 34 mm ball, a palm-filling ergonomic body, and a tilt scroll wheel.
~¥7,200
Vertical miceZLOT Vertical Gaming Mouse RGB (B07T3PFWCB)
A wired USB vertical gaming mouse with 11 programmable buttons, a sensor up to 10000 DPI and RGB lighting.
~$41.95
TrackballsAbleNet BIGtrack 2.0
An assistive USB trackball with a 3-inch (76 mm) ball, two large colour-coded buttons placed behind the ball, and two 3.5 mm switch jacks for left and right click.
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Vertical miceAdesso iMouse A20
The Adesso iMouse A20 is a right-handed, 6-button vertical mouse with 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity and antimicrobial material.
~$39.99
Vertical miceAdesso iMouse E10
The Adesso iMouse E10 is a right-handed 2.4 GHz wireless vertical mouse with a 50-degree angle, six buttons and three switchable DPI levels.
~$49.99
KeyboardsAdesso Tru-Form 150 (AKB-150EB)
A wired USB membrane keyboard with a one-piece split-zone design, a 105-key US layout, and three-color (green/blue/red) backlighting.
~$59.99
KeyboardsAdesso WKB-1500GB Tru-Form Media 1500 Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard and Laser Mouse
A one-piece ergonomic keyboard with split key zones and a gently sloped shape, bundled with a 2.4GHz wireless laser mouse for Windows PCs.
~$69.99
KeyboardsAdesso WKB-1600CB TruForm Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard and Optical Mouse
The Adesso WKB-1600CB is a 2.4GHz wireless membrane keyboard with split key zones and a gently sloped shape, bundled with an optical mouse.
~$59.99
KeyboardsAdesso WKB-4500UB
A full-size wireless 2.4GHz membrane keyboard with split key zones, a contoured one-piece body, an integrated palm rest and a built-in GlidePoint touchpad.
~$99.99
TrackballsBuffalo BSTBB700X
Buffalo's first trackball is a thumb-operated model with a 34mm ball, a metal fast-scroll tilt wheel, up to 3 paired devices, quiet buttons, and a single AA battery.
~¥6,990
KeyboardsCIDOO PandaKB ABM066
The ABM066 is a 66-key plus knob Alice-layout monolithic keyboard with gasket mount, hot-swap sockets, VIA support and wired, Bluetooth and 2.4G connectivity.
~$69.99
TrackballsELECOM DEFT M-DT1DRBK
ELECOM's DEFT is a finger-operated 2.4GHz wireless trackball with a 34mm ball, a tilt wheel, and 8 buttons, three of which are assignable.
~¥4,787
TrackballsELECOM IST M-IT11BR
ELECOM's thumb-operated Bluetooth trackball with a 36mm ball, bearing-supported ball unit and five buttons.
~¥9,480
TrackballsELECOM IST PLUS M-IT11MRSA
A thumb-operated ELECOM trackball with a 36 mm ball on a bearing support, connecting to up to 3 devices over Bluetooth or 2.4GHz wireless.
~¥17,963
TrackballsElekit SO-SHO (双掌) TH-601
Elekit's first keyboard kit: a 44-key wireless split column-staggered board with swappable pointing modules, including a 34mm trackball, on either side.
~¥30,800
KeyboardsErgohaven HPD V2 (High Plains Drifter)
A 60-key curved split keyboard from Ergohaven with magnetically attached encoder, touchpad and trackball modules, running QMK with Vial support.
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KeyboardsGoldtouch Travel Go2
A foldable, wired USB compact split keyboard whose halves join at a ball joint, adjustable from 0 to 30° in splay and tenting.
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KeyboardsIncase Ergonomic Keyboard (Designed by Microsoft)
A wired USB unibody split ergonomic keyboard from Incase, designed by Microsoft, with a built-in number pad and cushioned palm rest.
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Vertical miceJLab JBuds Ergonomic Vertical Mouse
A right-handed wireless vertical mouse with a 52-degree angle, seven buttons, and Bluetooth 5.2 or 2.4 GHz dongle connection across three saved devices.
~$45.95
TrackballsKensington Orbit Trackball with Scroll Ring K72337
A wired USB, ambidextrous trackball with a centrally placed 40 mm ball, a scroll ring around it, and two buttons.
~$39.99
TrackballsKensington Orbit Wireless Trackball with Scroll Ring
Kensington's Orbit Wireless is an ambidextrous trackball with a central 40mm ball, a scroll ring and a detachable wrist rest, connecting over 2.4GHz or Bluetooth LE.
~$49.99
TrackballsKensington Pro Fit Ergo TB450 Trackball
A right-handed, thumb-operated 34mm trackball with a 45° tilt, designed for easy transition from a mouse, connecting via Bluetooth LE or a 2.4GHz receiver.
~$39.99
Vertical miceKinesis DXT Mouse 2
The Kinesis DXT Mouse 2 is a compact ambidextrous vertical mouse used with a pen-like fingertip grip, sold in a wired version and an RF-dongle wireless version.
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KeyboardsKinesis mWave
The Kinesis mWave is a fixed-split, tenkeyless low-profile mechanical keyboard with integrated tenting and palm support, usable over USB or Bluetooth.
~$119.95
KeyboardsLeobog Alice A75
The Leobog Alice A75 is an 83-key, 75% Alice-layout tri-mode mechanical keyboard with a knob, a five-way joystick and hot-swap sockets.
~$77
KeyboardsMatias Sculpted Ergonomic Keyboard
A Matias keyboard modeled on the Microsoft Sculpt, with a fixed splayed gull-wing layout, scissor switches, a palm rest and on-board programming.
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Vertical miceNakabayashi (Digio2) MUS-RKF222 【PICK!】無線ミニエルゴ静音5ボタンBlueLEDマウス
A compact 2.4GHz wireless ergonomic mouse tilted about 63°, with all buttons silent and designed for a fingertip (pinch) grip.
~¥7,205
TrackballsNulea M505
The Nulea M505 is a wireless trackball with a 44mm index-finger ball that connects to up to 3 devices via Bluetooth or a USB receiver.
~$79.99
TrackballsNulea M509
The Nulea M509 is a wired trackball mouse with a 2-in-1 Type-A/Type-C cable, weighing 130 g, with DPI switchable from 100 to 1200.
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KeyboardsPerixx PERIDUO-605
A wireless set pairing a one-piece split-key low-profile membrane keyboard with a 5-button vertical mouse, both running off a single shared USB nano receiver.
~$71.15
TrackballsPI Engineering X-keys O-Trac Trackball
A wired USB ambidextrous trackball from PI Engineering with a 57 mm ball and three buttons, where the middle button works as drag lock or scroll lock.
~¥24,100
TrackballsPretorian OPTIMA Rollerball
The Pretorian OPTIMA Rollerball is a wired USB (PS/2 adapter included) ambidextrous desktop trackball with a 51 mm ball and optical tracking, designed with users with limited motor skills in mind.
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KeyboardsProtoArc EK02
A 100-key wireless ergonomic keyboard with a wave-shaped layout and a cushioned built-in palm rest.
~$54.99
TrackballsProtoArc EM02
The ProtoArc EM02 is a thumb-operated wireless trackball with 2.4GHz and Bluetooth connectivity, USB-C charging and five DPI levels.
~$85.99
TrackballsProtoArc EM03 NL
A right-handed wireless trackball with a 44mm ball operated by the index or middle finger, supporting up to three devices via 2.4G and dual Bluetooth.
~$33.99
TrackballsSanwa Supply 400-MAWBTTB190BK
A thumb-operated ergonomic trackball with a handshake-like grip angle, silent buttons on every switch, dual 2.4GHz/Bluetooth wireless and a rechargeable battery.
~¥5,480
TrackballsSanwa Supply GRAVI 400-MATB137
A wired, index-finger trackball with a 44mm ball and five buttons, where the left and right clicks are pressed with the thumb.
~¥6,480
Sanwa Supply MA-TB177BK
A wired, thumb-operated ergonomic trackball from Sanwa Supply with a tilted body, USB connection, five buttons and a tilt wheel.
~¥4,740
TrackballsSanwa Supply MA-WTB129BK
A thumb-operated 2.4GHz wireless trackball with a 34mm ball and a body tilted 15° for a more natural wrist position.
~¥5,026
TrackballsSanwa Supply NOVA 400-MAWTB168
Sanwa Supply's rechargeable 2.4GHz wireless thumb trackball with a 34mm ball, 5 buttons and a roughly 15-degree tilt.
~¥4,680
TrackballsSOHO (創朋) 使えてマウス HG3 (4DHG3/OFF-TABLE)
A wired, handheld gun-grip optical trackball for use without a desk, with a DPI button that switches between 400 and 1000 dpi.
~¥4,715
KeyboardsYMDK Split 36
A 36-key, 40%-layout split hotswap keyboard kit with wired USB connection, programmable via QMK/VIAL.
~$49.9
Vertical miceZelotes F-35
The Zelotes F-35 is a rechargeable 2.4GHz wireless vertical ergonomic mouse with 6 buttons and adjustable DPI up to 2400.
~$26.19
Vertical miceAdesso iMouse E3
A wired right-handed vertical mouse from Adesso with 6 buttons, up to 6400 DPI and removable adjustable weights.
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Vertical miceAdesso iMouse E30
A right-handed wireless vertical mouse from Adesso with a 2.4 GHz USB receiver, six buttons and DPI adjustable up to 4800 with the included driver.
~$49.99
TrackballsAdesso iMouse T30
The Adesso iMouse T30 is a right-handed 2.4 GHz wireless thumb trackball with a 34 mm ball and 7 programmable buttons.
~$35.99
Vertical miceAdesso iMouse V10
The Adesso iMouse V10 is a compact right-handed vertical mouse with a 2.4 GHz USB receiver, one AA battery, six buttons and three DPI levels (800/1200/1600).
~$29.99
KeyboardsAdesso Tru-Form Media 3150 (WKB-3150UB)
A compact 2.4 GHz wireless membrane keyboard from Adesso with a split-zone, sloped 87-key US layout, integrated palm rest and a removable 25 mm built-in trackball.
~$79.99
Vertical miceBakker Elkhuizen Evoluent4 Small
A wired right-handed vertical mouse sized for smaller hands, with six programmable buttons and four DPI settings.
~$89.95
Keyboardsbeekeeb Piantor Pro
A 42-key (breakable to 36) split low-profile keyboard on RP2040 with a strong column-stagger Cantor layout, Kailh Choc v1 hotswap sockets and pre-flashed Vial firmware.
~¥26,300
KeyboardsCherry G84-4400
The Cherry G84-4400 is an ultra-flat 83-key compact keyboard with a built-in trackball.
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KeyboardsCherry KC 4500 ERGO
A wired USB full-size ergonomic keyboard with a curved key layout and a padded palm rest, aimed at reducing shoulder and wrist strain.
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KeyboardsContour Design Balance Keyboard
A slim, one-piece scissor-switch keyboard with a compact-financial layout, built to sit in front of a RollerMouse, offered in wired and 2.4 GHz wireless versions with a negative-tilt default.
~$99
Vertical miceContour Design UniMouse
A vertical mouse with a hinge adjustable from 35° to 70° and a movable thumb rest, sold in left and right versions, wired or wireless.
~$89
Delux M618AIR
Delux M618AIR vertical mouse; the provided pages were only bot-check screens, so specs could not be verified.
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TrackballsELECOM HUGE PLUS M-HT1MRBK
A 52 mm index-finger trackball with bearing support, an integrated palm rest, 10 assignable buttons and wired, 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth connectivity.
~¥17,658
TrackballsELECOM IST PRO M-IPT10MRSBK
A right-handed thumb trackball with a 36mm ball on a bearing support, 10 buttons, and Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless and wired USB connection with up to 6 registered devices.
~¥18,355
KeyboardsELEKIT 双掌 (SO-SHO) TH-601
ELEKIT's first split keyboard kit: a 44-key column-staggered, fully wireless 40% layout with swappable trackball/trackpad modules on each half.
~¥30,556
KeyboardsEPOMAKER Split70
A 70% split wireless keyboard with 71 keys and a knob, featuring a gasket mount, hot-swap sockets and VIA support.
~$115.99
Vertical miceEvoluent (Bakker Elkhuizen) VerticalMouse D Small (VMDS)
Small-size wired USB version of Evoluent's sixth-generation VerticalMouse D, with grooved buttons, thumb buttons and a pointer speed button, aimed at hands under 17.8 cm long.
~$99.95
Vertical miceGoldtouch Wireless Semi-Vertical Mouse GSV-RMW
A right-handed wireless semi-vertical mouse with a 66° slope, a detachable ergo-grip flange and adjustable weights, connecting through a 2.4 GHz USB receiver.
~$89
Vertical miceHippus HandShoe Mouse Light Click
The Hippus HandShoe Mouse Light Click is a contoured ergonomic mouse that the hand rests on, with very low-force clicks, offered in left- and right-handed versions and several sizes.
~$109
Vertical miceKinesis DXT Mouse 3
The Kinesis DXT Mouse 3 is a compact ambidextrous vertical mouse used with a pen-style fingertip grip, about 15% larger than the DXT 2, offered in a wired version and a Bluetooth/2.4GHz wireless version.
~$95
KeyboardsKinesis Freestyle Edge RGB
A wired, tenkeyless mechanical keyboard with fully separate halves (up to 20" apart), a 5/10/15 degree lift kit, hotswap switches and per-key RGB.
~$199
KeyboardsKinesis Freestyle Pro
The Kinesis Freestyle Pro is a wired, tenkeyless, fully split mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX Brown switches and onboard programming.
~$179
Logicool Trackman Marble TM-150
A wired USB, symmetrical four-button trackball with a 40 mm ball rolled by the fingers and no scroll wheel.
~¥3,980
KeyboardsMatias Ergo Pro
A wired USB split keyboard with Matias Quiet Click mechanical switches, detachable palm rests and 9° tenting legs.
~$200
KeyboardsMatias Programmable Ergo Pro
A wired USB split keyboard with Matias Quiet Click mechanical switches, adjustable tenting and negative tilt, and 20 keys that can be programmed with macros.
~$220
KeyboardsMoErgo Glove80
An 80-key, fully split wireless ergonomic keyboard with concave key wells, a 6-key thumb cluster and built-in tenting.
~$399
Vertical miceNewtral 3
The Newtral 3 is a six-button vertical mouse with a 33° outward angle, offered in right-hand small, medium and large (wired in medium only) and a left-hand medium, with magnetically attached grip flanges.
~$49
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-612
A full-size wireless ergonomic keyboard with a split-key layout and integrated palm rest, supporting 2.4GHz and Bluetooth.
~$127.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIDUO-505
A wired USB one-piece split-curved ergonomic membrane keyboard with an adjustable palm rest, sold as a set with a vertical mouse.
~$119.98
Perixx PERIMICE-822IR
A symmetrical tri-mode (Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, USB-C) trackball with a 40mm ball operated by the index and middle fingers, silent buttons and a scroll wheel.
~$49.99
TrackballsPI Engineering (X-keys / CST) CST L-Trac (X-keys L-Trac Black Trackball)
The X-keys L-Trac, carried over from CST's L-Trac, is a wired USB ambidextrous laser trackball with a 57 mm ball, three buttons, a scroll wheel and external switch jacks.
~¥25,700
Vertical miceProtoArc EM11 NL
The ProtoArc EM11 NL is a vertical wireless mouse for small to medium hands, connecting to up to three devices via dual Bluetooth 5.0 and a 2.4G USB-A receiver.
~$28.99
R-Go Split Break
A thin two-piece split ergonomic keyboard with scissor switches and an LED break indicator, usable over Bluetooth or wired USB.
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Vertical miceR-Go Tools HE Break
The R-Go HE Break is a wired vertical ergonomic mouse with LED colour signals and software that prompt the user to take breaks.
~$99.95
Sanwa Supply 400-MA083
A wired, trigger-style handheld trackball that works off the desk, with a symmetrical body and right-click buttons on both sides so either hand can use it.
~¥3,480
TrackballsSanwa Supply MA-BTTB130BK
A Bluetooth thumb-operated trackball with a 34mm ball, a 15° tilted ergonomic shell, and silent switches on every button.
~¥5,980
SOLAKAKA SM520
The SOLAKAKA SM520 is a wireless vertical mouse with tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz) and a programmable side button.
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Vertical miceTECKNET MS007 (TK-MS007)
The TECKNET MS007 is a right-handed vertical wireless mouse with a 2.4GHz receiver, a stated 52-degree angle, 6 buttons and five DPI levels from 800 to 4800.
~$22.99
Vertical miceTECKNET MS017
TECKNET's MS017 is a 52° vertical wireless mouse with Bluetooth 5.0/3.0 and a 2.4G USB-A receiver, switchable across up to three devices.
~$25.99
VicTsing 2.4G Wireless Vertical Mouse (800/1200/1600 DPI)
A low-cost wireless vertical mouse that connects through a USB receiver, runs on one AA battery, and has 800/1200/1600 DPI settings, quiet main buttons and two thumb buttons for back/forward.
~$20
ZLOT Rechargeable Vertical Wireless Mouse (B07Q1J9KTQ)
A budget rechargeable vertical mouse with a 2.4 GHz USB receiver, six buttons and three DPI steps (1000/1600/2400).
~$27.95
ZLOT Vertical Wireless Mouse 2.4G
A right-handed vertical wireless mouse using a 2.4G USB receiver, with 6 buttons, three DPI levels (1000/1600/2400) and a single AA battery.
~$24.95
ZLOT Wireless Vertical Mouse 6 Buttons B07MZB4MYL
A right-handed 2.4G wireless vertical mouse with 6 buttons and four DPI settings (1200/1600/2400/3200).
~$23.95
Keyboardsサンワサプライ SKB-TR03BK
A wired USB tenkeyless keyboard with 89 JIS keys and a built-in optical trackball.
~¥8,424
ナカバヤシ (Nakabayashi) Digio2 Q series MUS-TBLF185W
A compact index-finger Bluetooth trackball with a 34mm ball, 5 buttons and automatic pointer speed adjustment.
~¥3,836
Adesso iMouse E90
The Adesso iMouse E90 is a left-handed wireless vertical mouse with a 50-degree angle, a 2.4GHz USB receiver, six buttons and switchable 800/1200/1600 DPI.
~$47.95
TrackballsAdesso iMouse T50
An ambidextrous 2.4 GHz wireless trackball with a 2-inch ball, seven programmable buttons, a scroll wheel and five DPI steps from 400 to 4800.
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Adesso iMouse V30
A 2.4GHz wireless vertical mouse from Adesso with an adjustable angle, a DPI switch and an optical sensor.
~$53.99
Vertical miceBakker Elkhuizen Grip Pro
A right-handed wireless vertical mouse with a USB-A receiver, a stated 60-degree tilt and switchable DPI (1000/1600/2400), shaped to suit larger hands.
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KeyboardsBakkerElkhuizen (Goldtouch) Goldtouch Adjustable V2
A wired USB membrane keyboard without a numeric keypad, whose two halves are joined by a ball joint that allows up to 30° of tenting and 33° of splay.
~$96
KeyboardsBastard Keyboards TBK Mini
A split Dactyl Manuform-style keyboard with a 3-key thumb cluster and in-house case, PCB and QMK firmware, sold assembled or as a DIY kit.
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Keyboardsbeekeeb FelixKeeb
An open-source 64-key split ortholinear keyboard from beekeeb with hotswap sockets, offered in wired and wireless versions.
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Keyboardsbeekeeb Piantor
A wired RP2040 split keyboard with Cantor's strong column stagger and low-profile Choc v1 switches, available in 42-key or 36-key form.
~¥26,300
KeyboardsCherry G84-5400 XS
A compact, wired USB keyboard with 88 keys and an integrated optical trackball with two mouse buttons, aimed at restricted spaces and industrial or POS use.
~$165.07
Vertical miceClearly Superior Technologies CST3645A Ergonomic Vertical Mouse 5 Button Optical Wireless
A 5-button wireless vertical mouse that connects through a 2.4 GHz nano receiver, with a DPI switch (800–3000 CPI) and a detachable hand rest.
~$21.95
KeyboardsCloud Nine C959 ErgoTKL
A wired 89-key tenkeyless mechanical keyboard with fully separate halves, a fixed 7-degree tent, Kailh Box switches and a central control wheel.
~$179.99
Delux M618XU
The Delux M618XU is a right-handed wired USB vertical mouse with 4000 DPI sensitivity, silent-click buttons and a removable palm rest.
~$46.99
Delux M618XU
The Delux M618XU is a wired USB vertical ergonomic mouse for right-handed users, with 6 buttons and a removable palm rest.
~$46.99
TrackballsELECOM bitra M-MT1MRSBK
ELECOM's compact, quiet thumb-operated trackball with a 25mm ball and 5 buttons, switchable between 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth.
~¥12,980
TrackballsELECOM bitra M-MT2MRSBK (index finger)
ELECOM's compact index-finger trackball with a roughly 34mm ball and 5 buttons, supporting switching between Bluetooth and a 2.4GHz receiver.
~¥9,990
TrackballsELECOM EX-G PRO M-XPT1MRXBK
A thumb-operated trackball with a 34 mm ball that connects by wired USB, a 2.4 GHz receiver, or Bluetooth 4.0, and carries a 3-year warranty.
~¥21,318
TrackballsELECOM IST PLUS M-IT10MRSBK
ELECOM's thumb-operated trackball with a 36 mm ball on ball-roller support, five buttons, and Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz wireless connection to up to three devices.
~¥8,379
KeyboardsEPOMAKER Split 65
A 68-key 65% split keyboard whose halves can be separated or magnetically joined, with QMK/VIA, hot-swap sockets and tri-mode connectivity.
~$119.99
Vertical miceErgoGuys Wow Pen Joy WP-012
A wired USB right-handed vertical optical mouse with a pen-grip posture, five buttons and 1600 dpi tracking.
~$47.1
Vertical miceEvoluent VerticalMouse D Large (VMDL)
A right-handed wired USB vertical mouse from Evoluent in the Large size (for hands 7.5 inches or more), with 6 buttons and a laser sensor.
~$99.95
KeyboardsFalbaTech Zyra Ferris FT Low Profile
A handmade 34-key column-staggered split keyboard from Poland using Kailh Choc v1 switches, offered in a wired VIAL version or a wireless ZMK version.
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Vertical miceFellowes Breyta Plus+ Vertical Mouse Large
Fellowes right-handed large vertical mouse with a 60° angle, Bluetooth, dongle or wired connection, and a rechargeable battery.
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Vertical miceHP 920 Ergonomic Vertical Mouse 6H1A4AA
The HP 920 is a wireless vertical mouse with a detachable wrist rest, five programmable buttons, and connection to up to three devices via Bluetooth 5.3 or the HP Unifying Dongle.
~$89.99
HP 925 Ergonomic Vertical Mouse
A right-handed wireless vertical mouse with a magnetic detachable wrist rest, connecting to up to three devices via a 2.4GHz dongle or Bluetooth 5.3.
~$103.73
KeyboardsIncase (Designed by Microsoft) Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard
A wireless ergonomic keyboard with a curved split key layout, cushioned palm rest and a separate number pad, connected through a USB dongle.
~$120
TrackballsITAC Systems Mouse-Trak Professional
The ITAC Systems Mouse-Trak Professional is a stationary trackball with a 2-inch (50.8 mm) ball and an integrated hand support, operated with the fingertips.
~$197
Vertical miceJ-Tech Digital V628X
The J-Tech Digital V628X is a wired vertical mouse for large hands with a tilt adjustable from 53 to 73 degrees.
~$55.95
Vertical miceJ-Tech Digital V638
The J-Tech Digital V638 is a rechargeable vertical mouse that connects through a 2.4GHz USB receiver and includes a detachable palm rest.
~$28.34
Vertical miceJ-Tech Digital V638W
A right-handed vertical wireless mouse with 2.4 GHz dongle and Bluetooth 5.1 modes, a USB-C rechargeable battery and a removable palm rest.
~$28.59
KeyboardsKeebio Iris SE
The Keebio Iris SE is a hotswap split keyboard with a 4x6 vertically staggered matrix per half plus 4 thumb keys, running QMK with VIA.
~$348.17
KeyboardsKeebio Nyquist LM
A low-profile split ortholinear keyboard from Keebio, offered in a 5-row 60% Nyquist or 4-row 40% Levinson layout, with an aluminum build, Choc V1/V2 hotswap sockets and QMK/VIA firmware.
~$339.96
TrackballsKensington Pro Fit Ergo TB675 Vertical Wireless Trackball
A right-handed, thumb-operated vertical trackball with a 34mm ball and 60° tilt, offering 2.4GHz dongle, dual Bluetooth and wired USB-C connections.
~$59.99
KeyboardsKeyboardio Atreus
The Keyboardio Atreus is a 44-key, compact split keyboard with columnar layout, hot-swap switches and Kaleidoscope firmware that is customizable through Chrysalis.
~¥27,103
KeyboardsKeychron B11 Pro
An ultra-slim wireless keyboard with a split-fold Alice layout that folds inward, supporting 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth and wired connections.
~$64.99
KeyboardsKeychron K15 Max
A low-profile wireless 75% Alice-layout mechanical keyboard with QMK and Keychron Launcher remapping, available in a hot-swappable version.
~$99.99
KeyboardsKeychron Q8
The Keychron Q8 is a wired 65% Alice-layout keyboard with a CNC-machined aluminum body, double-gasket design, hot-swappable switches and QMK/VIA support.
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KeyboardsKinesis Advantage2
A contoured, fixed-split keyboard with concave key wells, thumb clusters, 20-degree built-in tenting and Cherry MX switches, fully programmable onboard; Kinesis plans to wind down production during 2026.
~$399
KeyboardsKinesis FORM
A fixed-split, low-profile mechanical keyboard in a machined aluminum case with a Windows Precision Touchpad between the halves, Bluetooth/USB connectivity and Clique web-based programming.
~$199
LEKVEY 7L-01
The LEKVEY 7L-01 is a rechargeable wireless vertical mouse with a 2.4GHz nano receiver, three DPI levels (800/1200/1600) and six buttons.
~$24.98
LEKVEY XC-05
The LEKVEY XC-05 is a right-handed wireless vertical mouse with a 2.4GHz USB nano receiver, six buttons, three DPI levels and a built-in rechargeable battery.
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Logicool Cordless Optical TrackMan TM-400
A wireless trackball with a 44 mm red ball and eight buttons, using a 27 MHz receiver and two AA batteries, re-released in 2008 with a new color scheme.
~¥8,980
Logicool M570t Wireless Trackball
A five-button, thumb-operated wireless trackball that connects through a Logitech Unifying receiver and runs up to 18 months on one AA battery.
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TrackballsLogitech ERGO M575
A right-handed, thumb-operated wireless trackball with a 35 mm ball that connects via USB receiver or Bluetooth LE and runs on one AA battery.
~$49.99
Vertical miceMicrotouch Rockstick 2
An ambidextrous vertical mouse that clicks by rocking the body left or right, holding the hand at about 60° from horizontal; offered in wired and 2.4 GHz wireless versions.
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TrackballsNakabayashi Digio2 Q MUS-TRLF184
A pocket-sized wireless index-finger trackball with a 34 mm ball, 5 buttons and a 2.4 GHz USB receiver.
~¥7,280
TrackballsNulea M501
The Nulea M501 is a right-handed, thumb-operated wireless trackball with a 34mm ball and 6 non-programmable buttons, connecting to up to 3 devices via Bluetooth or a 2.4GHz USB dongle.
~$33.99
Vertical miceNulea M510
The Nulea M510 is a 2.4G USB wireless vertical mouse with a 57-degree angle, powered by one AA battery and aimed at medium-sized hands.
~$19.99
Keyboardsomuken poached-eggs
A compact, pre-assembled wireless split keyboard with a 17.5 mm-pitch ortholinear layout and hot-swap sockets for Kailh Choc V2 switches.
~¥38,000
Vertical miceOrthovia OrthoMouse OM77-1
A wired USB vertical mouse designed by an orthopedic surgeon, with swappable palm and finger adapters that allow six shape configurations.
~$108
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-330
The Perixx PERIBOARD-330 is a wired USB membrane keyboard with a curved split-key layout, white backlighting and a magnetic attachable palm rest with three angles.
~$49.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-505 PLUS
A wired 75% mini membrane keyboard with 87 keys and a built-in 0.55-inch optical trackball.
~$39.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-624
A wireless 2.4GHz membrane split keyboard with 86 keys, two fully separate halves and adjustable tilt feet.
~$79.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIDUO-813
A wireless compact split-key ergonomic keyboard bundled with a vertical mouse, supporting Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz, with an integrated palm rest.
~$30.79
Vertical micePerixx PERIMICE-715 II
A 2.4 GHz wireless vertical mouse from Perixx with 6 buttons and 800/1200/1600 DPI switching, designed for medium to large hands.
~$14.99
TrackballsPerixx PERIMICE-720
A wireless vertical trackball mouse that connects by Bluetooth 4.1 or a 2.4GHz receiver, with detachable risers for 0, 10 or 20 degrees of angle.
~$31.99
Vertical micePerixx PERIMICE-819
A small wireless vertical mouse from Perixx that connects to up to three devices via 2.4GHz (USB-A/USB-C receivers) and Bluetooth, with silent clicks and a rechargeable battery.
~$29.99
Vertical micePosturite Penguin Vertical Mouse Medium
A medium-size ambidextrous vertical mouse from Posturite with a bow-tie left/right switch, adjustable DPI and, in its current 3-in-1 version, wired USB, 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth connectivity.
~$119.99
TrackballsPretorian n-ABLER Rollerball
A symmetrical, low-force USB trackball built for users with motor difficulties, with dedicated buttons for click switching, double-click, drag lock, axis lock and scrolling.
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TrackballsPretorian OPTIMAX Wireless Rollerball
The Pretorian OPTIMAX is a wireless trackball for users with motor skill difficulties, with a 51 mm ball and a receiver-based link working beyond 10 metres.
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TrackballsProtoArc EM04
A low-priced, thumb-operated trackball with a 15° tilt, Bluetooth and 2.4GHz connectivity for up to 3 devices, and silent clicks.
~$26.99
TrackballsProtoArc EM06
An ambidextrous finger trackball with a 55mm center ball and seven programmable buttons, configured through a browser and offering 2.4G, Bluetooth and USB-C connections.
~$89.99
Vertical miceProtoArc EM11 Pro
The ProtoArc EM11 Pro is a wireless vertical mouse with a 58° grip angle for medium to large hands, connecting to up to three devices via Bluetooth and a 2.4G USB-A receiver.
~$49.99
Vertical miceR-Go Tools HE Basic Vertical
The R-Go HE Basic Vertical is a right-handed Bluetooth vertical mouse with a 60-degree tilt, weighing 98 g, in size M.
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Vertical miceR-Go Tools R-Go Twister
The R-Go Twister is a 60° vertical mouse whose upper body twists 180° to switch between left and right hand, and it folds for transport and works over Bluetooth or USB cable.
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Vertical miceRapoo EV200
The Rapoo EV200 is a wired USB right-handed vertical mouse with 3 buttons and an adjustable 1600 DPI optical sensor.
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RS PRO Trackball Mini Keyboard 136-9674
RS PRO mini keyboard with a trackball (136-9674); the fetched pages contained no specifications, so details are unverified.
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Sanwa Supply 400-MA072BK
A wired, right-handed thumb-operated trackball from Sanwa Supply with six buttons, a scroll wheel and four switchable resolutions from 400 to 1600 dpi.
~¥3,980
Sanwa Supply 400-MA099BK
A Bluetooth 4.0 wireless trackball with a 34 mm ball, a scroll wheel and a count-switch button.
~¥4,611
TrackballsSanwa Supply 400-MAWBTB230BK
A thumb-operated trackball with a 34mm ball, a 54-degree tilted ergonomic body, a fast-scroll tilt wheel, and Bluetooth plus 2.4GHz pairing for up to three devices.
~¥8,480
TrackballsSanwa Supply 400-MAWTB180BK
A compact wireless thumb-operated trackball with a 32mm ball, five buttons and a 95.7mm-deep body that connects through a USB receiver.
~¥5,480
TrackballsSanwa Supply MA-TB184BK
A wired thumb-operated trackball with a 15° tilt, a 34mm ball and five silent buttons.
~¥7,700
Sanwa Supply MA-TB39BK
A wired USB thumb-operated trackball from Sanwa Supply with three buttons and a scroll wheel, weighing 186 g.
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TrackballsSanwa Supply MA-WTB182BK
A 2.4GHz wireless trackball with a roughly 44mm ball operated by the index and middle fingers, five silent buttons and a scroll wheel.
~¥8,480
TrackballsSanwa Supply MA-WTB185BK
Sanwa Supply's rechargeable 2.4GHz wireless thumb-operated trackball with a 34mm ball, 5 buttons, a 15° tilt and silent switches.
~¥11,000
Vertical miceSeenda MOU200
The Seenda MOU200 is a right-handed wireless vertical mouse with a 52° angle, connecting up to 3 devices via a 2.4GHz receiver and two Bluetooth channels.
~$23.99
TrackballsSpeedlink Aptico SL-630001-BK
The Speedlink Aptico is a right-handed, thumb-operated wireless trackball with a 2.4GHz USB receiver, 5 buttons and a 4D scroll wheel.
~$38
Keyboardssplitted.space Cleo
A pre-assembled 42-key wired split keyboard based on the Corne layout, with hot-swappable MX switches, RGB backlighting and QMK/VIAL firmware.
~$235.2
Keyboardssplitted.space Cleo KS
A fully assembled 42-key low-profile split keyboard based on the Corne Choc form factor, with hot-swap Gateron KS-27/33 switches, QMK/VIAL firmware and RGB backlighting.
~$218.4
Keyboardssplitted.space Lea
A pre-assembled wired split keyboard based on the Sofle v2.1 layout, with 58 hot-swappable MX switches, two rotary encoders, RGB lighting and QMK/VIAL firmware.
~$254.4
Vertical miceSwiftpoint ErgoPoint
A 100 g handshake-style vertical mouse from Swiftpoint with six buttons, a wireless USB receiver, and bundled software for break reminders and presentations.
~$59.72
Vertical miceUGREEN MU008 Multi-Mode Vertical Mouse (25444)
The UGREEN MU008 is a right-handed wireless vertical mouse with a 57° angle, connecting over Bluetooth 5.0 or a 2.4G receiver to up to three devices.
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KeyboardsX-Bows Knight Plus
An aluminum unibody keyboard using X-Bows' radial-columnar layout, shipped with a magnetic numpad that attaches on either side, wired over USB and running QMK/VIA firmware.
~¥48,000
Vertical miceZelotes F-17
The Zelotes F-17 is a 2.4GHz wireless vertical mouse with 6 buttons and three DPI settings (1000/1600/2400).
~$16.46
Keyboardsいい加減 小人キー
A 40-key split wireless ZMK keyboard kit with 16mm key pitch and dual 19mm trackballs, with tenting built into the case.
~¥28,000
Trackballsサンワサプライ (SANWA SUPPLY) MA-BTTB186BK
A right-handed, thumb-operated Bluetooth trackball with a 34mm ball, five silent buttons and a 15° tilted shape, rechargeable.
~¥9,090
Keyboardsひねもすたり Around Forty
A hobbyist-made wireless split ortholinear low-profile keyboard with 17mm key pitch, a 3D-printed case, and a detachable 20mm trackball on either the left or right half.
~¥34,000
Trackballs5z6p Instruments knot-c
The knot-c is a wired index-finger trackball with a 34mm ball, four physical buttons and two touch buttons, designed to sit between the halves of a split keyboard.
~¥9,500
TrackballsAccuratus Trackball Mouse
A right-handed thumb-operated trackball with a 4.4cm ball and a scroll wheel, offered in wired and Bluetooth wireless versions.
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Adesso iMouse E1
A wired USB right-handed vertical mouse from Adesso with a 50-degree angle, six buttons and blue illumination.
~$39.99
Adesso Tru-Form 450 (AKB-450UB)
The AKB-450UB is a USB membrane ergonomic keyboard with a split-key zone design, an integrated palm rest and a built-in touchpad.
~$79.99
Adesso TruForm AKB-160UB
A wired USB, 104-key US-layout membrane keyboard with split key zones in a one-piece body, a built-in palm rest and a scroll wheel.
~$39.99
Vertical miceAnker 2.4G Wireless Vertical Ergonomic Optical Mouse (A7852)
A right-handed 2.4 GHz wireless vertical mouse with five buttons and three DPI levels (800/1200/1600), powered by two AAA batteries.
~$29.99
Vertical miceBakkerElkhuizen Oyster Mouse
An ambidextrous vertical mouse whose tilt angle can be set in five steps, sold in medium and large sizes, wired or wireless.
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KeyboardsBastard Keyboards Dilemma (3x5+3) Assembled
Assembled Dilemma V3 is a compact 36-key split keyboard with an integrated multi-touch trackpad, columnar stagger and hotswap Choc V1 sockets.
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KeyboardsBastard Keyboards Dilemma MAX
A 56-key 4×6 split keyboard with a number row, hotswap Choc V1 sockets and a built-in multi-touch trackpad, sold fully assembled from the Netherlands.
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Keyboardsbeekeeb FelixKeeb Choc (Wireless)
An open-source wireless split ortholinear keyboard based on the Helix, with 64 keys (5×6+2 per side), Kailh Choc v1 hotswap sockets and ZMK firmware.
~¥32,000
KeyboardsBibaDesigns Biba40
A wireless 40% split ortholinear keyboard running ZMK on a nice!nano v2, with 48 keys (4x6), soldered MX switches and a 3D-printed case.
~$245
TrackballsClearly Superior Technologies (CST) PC-Trac
The CST PC-Trac is an ambidextrous wired USB trackball with a 2.25-inch central ball; Pro models have three programmable buttons.
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KeyboardsCloud Nine C989 ErgoFSK
A full-size split mechanical keyboard using Kailh Box switches.
~¥35,280
KeyboardsController Works mini36
A pre-built 36-key low-profile split keyboard with a Corne-inspired layout, Kailh Choc hot-swap sockets, an RP2040 controller with OLED, and an aluminum case running QMK/Vial.
~¥47,951
KeyboardsController Works mini42
A pre-built 42-key low-profile split keyboard for Kailh Chocolate switches, with an RP2040, OLED display and connectors integrated into the main board.
~¥50,517
KeyboardsContura Keyboards Hephaestes38
A 38-key low-profile unibody split keyboard with an ortholinear, column-splay layout, hot-swappable Choc V1 switches, ZMK firmware, and Bluetooth or USB-C connection.
~$180
KeyboardsCyboard Custom Dactyl Manuform
Cyboard's made-to-order Dactyl Manuform split keyboard with a concave key well, hot-swappable MX sockets, Vial remapping and per-key RGB.
~$295
KeyboardsCyboard Imprint Standard
Off-the-shelf split keywell keyboard derived from Cyboard's made-to-measure Imprint, with 82 hot-swappable keys, a 34 mm trackball in each half, and tenting up to about 45 degrees.
~$499
KeyboardsDactyl Manuform 6x6
A wired, split Dactyl Manuform 6x6 with a curved key well and thumb clusters, offering hotswap sockets and Vial configuration.
~¥17,229
Vertical miceDelux M618 Mini
The Delux M618 Mini is a small right-handed wireless vertical mouse with Bluetooth and 2.4G receiver connections, six buttons and a rechargeable battery.
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Delux M618 Plus
A wired right-handed vertical ergonomic mouse from Delux with a removable palm rest, RGB lighting, 7 buttons and a weight of 210 g.
~$31.99
KeyboardsDreaM117er Explorer Keyboard Blank
A 48-key ortholinear split keyboard inspired by the Planck, with a 40mm Cirque trackpad and a rotary encoder, sold by beekeeb as a pre-soldered build with Choc hotswap sockets.
~¥47,800
KeyboardsDumang DK6 Modular
A modular, magnetic split mechanical keyboard with an MCU in every key, letting you place keys anywhere on the baseboards (20–88 keys).
~$399
KeyboardsDygma Defy
A fully split, column-staggered 70-key mechanical keyboard with 16 thumb keys, built-in tenting up to 60°, hot-swap sockets, and optional Bluetooth/RF wireless.
~$369
KeyboardsDygma Sonsei
A portable low-profile unibody keyboard with a split columnar layout, 56 hot-swappable Gateron KS-33 2.0 switches, 8 thumb keys, and USB plus Bluetooth for up to 5 devices.
~$279
TrackballsELECOM M-XT2URBK
A wired USB thumb-operated trackball from ELECOM with five buttons and a tilt wheel, released in 2015 and now discontinued.
~¥8,382
TrackballsELECOM M-XT4DRBK
A left-handed, thumb-operated wireless trackball from ELECOM with a roughly 34 mm ball, a 2.4GHz USB receiver, six buttons and a tilt wheel.
~¥12,892
KeyboardsElimKeys Elytra
The ElimKeys Elytra is a wireless split low-profile keyboard with a CNC aluminum case and a 63-key row-staggered layout.
~$249
KeyboardsEnigma_04
The Enigma_04 is an assembled 28-key split ortholinear 30% keyboard with a narrow 17mm key pitch and wireless connectivity via ZMK firmware.
~¥19,000
KeyboardsEPOMAKER Tide Alice
A 65% unibody Alice-layout keyboard with 66 keys plus a knob, CNC aluminum case, gasket mount, hot-swap PCB, tri-mode wireless and QMK/VIA support.
~$129.99
Vertical miceErgodriven Om
A wireless vertical handshake mouse with 2.4GHz and Bluetooth connections, an onboard OLED screen, and five buttons you can reassign on the mouse itself without installing software.
~$29
KeyboardsErgohaven K:03
A prebuilt, 3D-printed, column-staggered split keyboard with 58–60 keys, hotswap MX sockets and Vial support.
~$150
KeyboardsErgohaven Phenom Mini
A wired 46-key split keyboard with a curved 3D-printed case and hot-swappable trackball, touchpad or encoder modules on either half, running QMK firmware.
~$215
KeyboardsErgohaven Velvet v3
A 46-key 3D-printed true split keyboard from Ergohaven with a columnar layout, keywell, three-key thumb clusters, hotswap sockets and Vial support.
~$190
KeyboardsErgomech Neodox
A pre-assembled split keyboard reworking the Redox design, using an RP2040 with QMK/VIAL and a USB-C link between the halves.
~$115
TrackballsEWINE EW-WL159
A low-cost thumb-operated trackball that pairs with up to three devices over Bluetooth or a 2.4GHz receiver and recharges via USB-C.
~¥4,390
KeyboardsFalbaTech Atreus42 FT
A handmade one-piece, column-staggered 42-key keyboard from Poland with a milled wood or PETG case, available wired (VIAL) or wireless (ZMK Studio).
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KeyboardsFalbaTech ErgoDox FT
A handmade wired 76-key column-staggered split keyboard from FalbaTech with hot-swap Cherry MX sockets and VIAL configuration.
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KeyboardsFalbaTech ErgoDox FT Low Profile
A handmade, wired-only split keyboard from Poland that puts the full 76-key ErgoDox layout on low-profile Kailh Choc v1 switches.
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Vertical miceFellowes Penguin Ambidextrous Vertical Mouse Large Wireless (9894501)
Fellowes' large ambidextrous vertical wireless mouse connects via USB dongle or Bluetooth and has an antimicrobial surface.
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Vertical miceFellowes Penguin Ambidextrous Vertical Mouse Small (9894901)
Small size of Fellowes' Penguin ambidextrous vertical mouse, wireless via USB dongle or Bluetooth, with a switch for right- or left-hand use.
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TrackballsGameBall Thumb
A thumb-operated trackball for gaming, developed with ProtoArc, with a 34mm ball, six buttons, wired, 2.4GHz and Bluetooth connections, and a 20-degree adjustable base.
~$59
Trackballsgohanda_kbd wristball
wristball is a wired DIY kit combining a 25mm trackball and a 4-key macro pad, designed to sit between a keyboard and wrist rest.
~¥12,500
Trackballsgohanda_kbd wristball2
The wristball2 is a wireless DIY prototype kit with a 25 mm trackball that sits between the keyboard and wrist rest, with four extra keys.
~¥4,000
KeyboardsGoldtouch Elite
The Goldtouch Elite is a wired, membrane split keyboard with infinitely adjustable tenting (0–60°) and splay (0–30°).
~$115
TrackballsHIDISC HDM-06TWBK
A HIDISC 2.4GHz wireless ergonomic trackball designed to be used with the hand resting lightly from the side.
~¥5,980
Keyboardshirotomi Split40
A 44-key, row-staggered 40% split keyboard that connects over Bluetooth, runs ZMK firmware and takes Kailh low-profile switches.
~¥22,500
TrackballsInclusive Technology it-Roll Wireless Rollerball
A compact wireless rollerball for users with motor skill challenges, working over 10+ metres via the it-Receive receiver, with three buttons and threaded mounting holes.
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Vertical miceJ-Tech Digital JTD-Wireless-Vertical (JTD-104)
A wireless 2.4 GHz vertical mouse from J-Tech Digital with a removable palm rest, three DPI steps and thumb buttons for back/forward navigation.
~$28.35
Vertical miceJ-Tech Digital M001
A right-handed vertical wireless mouse for small to medium hands, with 2.4G and Bluetooth connectivity for up to 3 devices and 5 DPI levels.
~$32.99
Vertical miceJ-Tech Digital Scroll Endurance V628
A wired USB vertical mouse from J-Tech Digital with a detachable palm rest, two thumb buttons for back/forward, and a DPI button that switches sensitivity up to 1600 DPI.
~$22.49
Vertical miceJ-Tech Digital V628M-2.4G
A compact wireless vertical mouse for smaller hands, using a 2.4GHz USB transceiver and one AA battery, with three DPI settings.
~$33.6
Vertical miceJ-Tech Digital V638R
A wired USB right-handed vertical mouse with 7 buttons, four DPI settings (800–3600), RGB LEDs and a magnetic removable palm rest.
~$25.2
KeyboardsJasonRen biu hotdox76 (ErgoDox 76 "Hot Dox" V2)
A pre-built 76-key fully split keyboard using the ErgoDox layout, with hot-swap MX sockets, OLED layer screens and VIA-compatible firmware.
~$229.99
KeyboardsJezail Funder Cornix LP
A pre-built 48-key, column-staggered split low-profile keyboard in a CNC aluminium case, with tool-free tenting from 6° to 24°, Bluetooth and USB-C, hot-swap Choc switches and Vial support.
~$185
KeyboardsJezail Funder Jiffy75 LP
The Jiffy75 LP is a fully wireless 75% split low-profile keyboard with a standard row-staggered layout, and its halves can be joined magnetically.
~¥42,800
KeyboardsKeebart 3w6 Pro
A wired 36-key split keyboard that Keebart redesigned from weteor's 3w6, with an RP2040 controller, per-key RGB, hot-swap sockets for Choc v1 and v2, and QMK/VIAL configuration.
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KeyboardsKeebio FoldKB
A split 60% ortholinear keyboard that takes a standard keycap set, with hotswap MX-style sockets and QMK/VIA firmware, sold as a kit or pre-built.
~$199.36
KeyboardsKeebio Iris SE
A fully split QMK/VIA keyboard with a 4x6 column-staggered layout, four thumb keys per half and MX hotswap sockets, offered as a kit, assembled or barebones.
~$185.97
KeyboardsKeebio KBO-5000
A row-staggered split 75%/TKL keyboard modeled on the G80-5000 layout, with a nav cluster, a left-side macro column, and QMK/VIA firmware; it is now discontinued or sold out.
~$94.99
KeyboardsKeyboardio Model 100
The Keyboardio Model 100 is a wired, two-halves split keyboard with 64 hot-swappable mechanical switches, a hardwood enclosure, and open-source Kaleidoscope firmware.
~$349
KeyboardsKeychron K11 Max
The Keychron K11 Max is a slim 65% wireless keyboard with a 68-key Alice layout, low-profile Gateron switches and QMK support.
~$89.99
Vertical miceKeychron M5
Keychron's right-handed wireless vertical mouse with a 47° angle, a PixArt sensor up to 30,000 DPI, and polling up to 8,000 Hz over 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth or wired.
~$49.99
KeyboardsKeychron Q10
The Keychron Q10 is a wired, full-aluminum 75% QMK keyboard with an Alice layout, a left-side knob and hot-swappable switches.
~$79.99
KeyboardsKeychron Q13 Max
The Keychron Q13 Max is a 96% Alice-layout wireless keyboard with an aluminum gasket-mount body, hot-swappable switches and QMK firmware.
~$249.99
KeyboardsKeychron Q14 Max
The Keychron Q14 Max is a 96% Alice-layout, southpaw (left-side numpad) keyboard with a full CNC aluminum body, hot-swap switches, QMK firmware, and 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth and wired connectivity.
~$249.99
TrackballsKeychron T1 HE
Keychron's first trackball uses a thumb-operated 34mm ball whose position can be shifted forward, back, sideways and in height, with left/right clicks on MagOptic switches that can run in optical or magnetic mode.
~¥8,800
KeyboardsKeychron V10
The Keychron V10 is a wired 75% Alice-layout QMK keyboard with a left-side knob and hot-swappable switches.
~$79.99
KeyboardsKeychron V8
The Keychron V8 is a wired 65% Alice-layout QMK keyboard with hot-swappable switches and a knob.
~$79.99
Vertical miceKinesis PD7DXT Precision Mouse
The Kinesis PD7DXT is a compact wired USB vertical mouse usable with either hand, with a button to switch between right- and left-handed use.
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Vertical miceLenovo Go Wireless Vertical Mouse
A right-handed, semi-vertical wireless mouse with cork side grips, connecting through a USB-A RF receiver and powered by one AA battery.
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KeyboardsLiliums Lily58 Lite Rev3
A wired split keyboard kit that keeps the 58-key column-staggered Lily58 layout, with most parts pre-soldered so only switches and OLED parts need soldering.
~¥14,300
KeyboardsLuana co.ltd. MOTHWING
A wired 44-key split mechanical keyboard based on the Claw44 layout, with silent tactile switches and VIA-based keymap customization.
~¥69,300
Manhattan 190336 Vertical Ergonomic Wireless USB Mouse
The Manhattan 190336 is a right-handed vertical wireless mouse with a 60-degree angle, a 2.4 GHz USB-A nano receiver, six buttons and three switchable DPI levels.
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KeyboardsMetaKeebs Eyelash Corne
A Corne-style split keyboard sold in stock by MetaKeebs, offered in standard and low-profile versions.
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KeyboardsMistel MD770PRO
The Mistel MD770PRO is an 83-key, 75% split mechanical keyboard in a CNC aluminum case with tri-mode wireless, hot-swap switches and VIA support.
~¥39,980
KeyboardsMoErgo Go60
A flat, wireless split keyboard with 60 keys in a column-staggered layout, low-profile hot-swappable switches, a built-in touchpad on each half and 6-step tenting, sold with a compact travel case.
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Keyboardsmuino FrostOrtho
An assembled 41-key split ortholinear keyboard with a 19mm trackball in the right half, 17mm narrow key pitch, Choc v2 hot-swap sockets, and ZMK firmware over Bluetooth or USB.
~¥36,000
TrackballsNakabayashi Digio2 MUS-TRIF180
A 2.4GHz wireless, 5-button thumb trackball whose included stand sets the tilt angle to 36° or 46°.
~¥6,090
Keyboardsnakano Bobtail
A 42-key split wireless column-staggered keyboard with 17mm key pitch, a 25mm trackball and a rotary encoder, derived from the cool642tb-mini.
~¥32,500
Vertical miceNulea M504
The Nulea M504 is a wired vertical mouse with a 57-degree grip angle, four DPI levels and RGB lighting.
~$19.99
TrackballsNulea M511 Wireless Trackball Mouse
A wireless trackball from Nulea with adjustable DPI, three selectable connections and a detachable base, sold at $35.99 in red, blue and purple.
~$35.99
Keyboardsnullbits SNAP
A soldered 75% split mechanical keyboard kit running QMK/VIA whose halves can be joined with magnets and pogo pins to work as a single board.
~$99
KeyboardsOTA堂 BLS48
A one-off, fully assembled 48-key row-staggered split keyboard with a handmade PCB and case, Bluetooth wireless and QMK firmware, listed on BOOTH as a single unit.
~¥15,000
KeyboardsPandaKB Balice80
An 85-key Alice-style split keyboard with a dedicated function row, two rotary encoders, a gasket-mounted 3D-printed PETG case, and a choice of QMK wired or RMK Bluetooth versions.
~$109
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-413
A wired, tenkeyless membrane ergonomic keyboard with a split-key curved layout and an integrated palm rest.
~$29.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-524
A wired Perixx ergonomic keyboard with a curved split-key layout, membrane switches and an adjustable tilt angle.
~$59.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-526
A compact wired 78-key (US layout) scissor-switch keyboard with a built-in 14 mm trackball and two USB 2.0 hub ports.
~$49.99
Perixx PERIDUO-606A
A 2.4 GHz wireless set that pairs a compact one-piece split-key keyboard with a separate numeric keypad and a silent vertical mouse, all running off a single nano USB receiver.
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Vertical micePerixx PERIMICE-508II
A wired, right-handed vertical mouse from Perixx with six buttons, switchable DPI and a weight of 159 g.
~$15.99
Vertical micePerixx PERIMICE-515 II
A wired vertical mouse from Perixx with six buttons and a 1000/1600 DPI switch, designed for medium to large hands.
~$14.99
TrackballsPerixx PERIMICE-517
The Perixx PERIMICE-517 is a wired, right-handed USB vertical trackball with a 1.34 in (34 mm) ball and seven quiet buttons.
~$27.99
Vertical micePerixx PERIMICE-519
A wired right-handed vertical mouse from Perixx with 6 buttons, a DPI switch and silent clicks, aimed at small to medium-sized hands.
~$19.99
TrackballsPerixx PERIMICE-520
A wired USB thumb-operated trackball from Perixx with a tilting scroll wheel, 6 programmable buttons, 400/1600 DPI, and detachable stands that tilt it to 10 or 20 degrees.
~$29.99
Vertical micePerixx PERIMICE-713
Perixx right-handed wireless vertical mouse with a 2.4GHz USB receiver, 6 buttons and 3 DPI levels (800/1200/1600).
~$16.99
Vertical micePerixx PERIMICE-804
The Perixx PERIMICE-804 is a right-handed Bluetooth 3.0 vertical mouse with switchable DPI of 800/1200/1600.
~$24.99
TrackballsPhilips Wireless Trackball 101191
A seven-button wireless thumb trackball with a 34mm synthetic ruby ball that can pair with up to three devices over Bluetooth or a 2.4GHz USB receiver.
~¥5,780
TrackballsPloopy A+ Trackball
An open-source, 3D-printed ambidextrous trackball from Ploopy with a 1.75-inch ball, eight buttons, two scroll knobs, and QMK/VIA firmware.
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TrackballsPloopy Adept Trackball
A wired, open-source, 3D-printed six-button trackball with a 1.75-inch ball, PMW3360 sensor and QMK/VIA firmware, sold assembled or as a kit.
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TrackballsPloopy Classic 2 Trackball
An open-source, 3D-printed wired trackball with a 44 mm finger-operated ball, a scroll wheel, and QMK/VIA button customization.
~$145
TrackballsPloopy Mini Trackball
The Ploopy Mini Trackball is a compact, 3D-printed open-source trackball with five buttons and a scroll wheel, running QMK with VIA support and sold as a kit or assembled.
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KeyboardsPotaMega Nickey44A
An assembled low-profile, fully wireless split keyboard with 44 ortholinear keys at 17mm pitch, Kailh Choc v2 support and ZMK firmware, with each half running on a single AAA battery.
~¥29,500
TrackballsPretorian n-ABLER Pro Rollerball
A symmetrical, USB-connected accessibility trackball with a 63mm free-running ball, integrated wrist support and three-level anti-tremor settings.
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KeyboardsProtoArc EK04 Split Ergonomic Keyboard
A one-piece wireless keyboard with a curved split key layout, a fixed hard palm rest and a separate numeric keypad, using scissor switches and switching between up to three devices over 2.4GHz or Bluetooth.
~$69.99
KeyboardsProtoArc XK03
A foldable Bluetooth keyboard with a 166° V-shaped split layout, scissor switches and pairing for up to three devices.
~$44.99
Quill AirO2Bic
A grip-less vertical optical mouse with an integrated wrist guide, offered in left- and right-hand versions, with USB connection and three buttons.
~$92.95
Vertical miceR-Go Tools R-Go Waver
An ambidextrous vertical mouse whose wave mechanism switches between left- and right-handed use in one movement, with a break-reminder LED.
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Vertical miceRedragon BM-4033
A budget right-handed vertical mouse with a 39° grip angle, 2.4GHz USB-receiver connection, five DPI steps up to 4000, and a single AA battery.
~$14.99
KeyboardsRenato SYNC24
A 48-key wireless split ortholinear keyboard with 24 keys per half, sold assembled on BOOTH with Hades low-profile switches and 3D-printed keycaps.
~¥35,000
KeyboardsRGBKB Sol 3
The Sol 3 is RGBKB's split keyboard kit with 72 MX hotswap keys and full RGB lighting, built without soldering apart from the optional rotary encoders.
~¥22,500
TrackballsSablute MAM1 Pro
A wireless thumb-operated trackball with 0°/18° adjustable tilt, three-device switching via dual Bluetooth and a 2.4G USB receiver, and USB-C rechargeable battery.
~$80.69
Vertical miceSanwa Supply 400-MAWB220 VELZA
Sanwa Supply wireless mouse with a side wheel and fast-scroll wheel, switching among three devices via two Bluetooth pairings and a 2.4GHz receiver.
~¥7,980
Vertical miceSanwa Supply 400-MAWBS237BK
A tilted 8-button ergonomic mouse with a top-mounted LCD showing battery, connection mode, DPI and report rate, supporting 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth and wired USB.
~¥6,480
Vertical miceSanwa Supply 400-MAWBT189BK
A rechargeable 5-button silent ergonomic mouse with a 54° tilt that connects over Bluetooth 5.0 or a 2.4GHz USB receiver.
~¥4,680
Vertical miceSanwa Supply Gruu 400-MAWBT196LED
A rechargeable vertical mouse with a thumb-side dial for six switchable functions such as horizontal scroll and zoom, a small LCD status screen, and wired, 2.4GHz and Bluetooth connections.
~¥4,980
Vertical miceSanwa Supply MA-ERGK9
Sanwa Supply's wired, silent, antibacterial ergonomic mouse with 5 buttons, a Blue LED sensor and switchable 1000/1600 count resolution.
~¥3,380
Vertical miceSanwa Supply MA-ERGWK10
Sanwa Supply's antibacterial, silent 2.4GHz wireless ergonomic mouse with five buttons, designed to be used with the hand placed lightly from the side.
~¥6,050
TrackballsSANWA SUPPLY MA-TB181BK
A wired USB trackball with a roughly 44 mm ball operated by the index and middle fingers, with five silent buttons.
~¥11,000
TrackballsSanwa Supply MA-WTB178BK
A right-handed, thumb-operated wireless trackball from Sanwa Supply with a tilted body, 34mm ball, five buttons, a tilt wheel, and a 2.4GHz USB receiver.
~¥4,480
TrackballsSanwa Supply NINO 400-MABTTB181BK
A compact thumb-operated Bluetooth trackball with a 32 mm ball and a mouse-like shape, aimed at smaller hands and first-time trackball users.
~¥5,680
Vertical miceSeenda MOE302
A right-handed 57° vertical mouse with a built-in palm rest, 2.4GHz wireless via USB-A and Type-C receivers, a rechargeable battery and silent clicks.
~$19.99
Vertical miceSeenda MTS-201
A right-handed 58° vertical wireless mouse with Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4GHz USB dual-mode connection for two devices, plus a built-in jiggler mode.
~$24.99
Vertical miceSOLAKAKA E9 PRO
A right-handed 45° vertical gaming mouse with 10 programmable thumb buttons, tri-mode connectivity (2.4G, Bluetooth 5.0, USB-C wired) and a 97 g body.
~$69.99
Keyboardssplitkb.com Halcyon Ferris
The Halcyon Ferris from splitkb.com is a 34-key split keyboard with hot-swappable Choc low-profile switches, supporting wired (QMK/Vial) or wireless (ZMK) controllers.
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Keyboardssplitted.space Hallie
Hallie is a 42-key wireless low-profile split keyboard from Ukrainian maker splitted.space, using the Corne Choc layout, hot-swappable Kailh Choc v1 switches, ZMK firmware and a rotary encoder in each half.
~$302.4
Keyboardssplitted.space Harper
A 62-key wireless split mechanical keyboard based on the Sofle v2.1 layout, with two rotary encoders, RGB lighting and ZMK firmware.
~$285.6
Keyboardssplitted.space Lea Choc
A fully assembled low-profile split keyboard based on the Sofle Choc form factor, with 58 hot-swappable Choc keys, two rotary knobs and QMK firmware with VIAL support.
~$302.4
KeyboardsSunder Keyboards Sunder C60 HE
A Hall effect split keyboard with a 4x6 column-staggered layout and 3 thumb keys per half, configured through Vial with HE features.
~¥37,200
Keyboardstakamaru-shop CLine38
A 38-key ortholinear wireless split keyboard running ZMK on AAA batteries, with a built-in 19 mm trackball and 17 mm-pitch hot-swap sockets for Choc V2 switches.
~¥35,000
Keyboardstakamaru-shop CLine46
A 46-key wireless split ortholinear keyboard running ZMK on AAA batteries, with 17mm narrow key pitch and a 19mm trackball built into the right half.
~¥35,000
Keyboardstakamaru-shop ortho47t
A wired, ortholinear, low-profile split keyboard with 47 Choc v2 keys and a built-in 25mm trackball; it ships assembled, but you supply your own switches and keycaps.
~¥33,000
Keyboardstakashicompany DogTag
DogTag is a 9-key reversible macro pad kit that can be used as a split pair by linking two units with a TRRS cable.
~¥2,000
Vertical miceTECKNET MS014
The TECKNET MS014 is a wired USB vertical mouse with silent clicks and four DPI levels (up to 6400), suited to medium to large hands.
~$20.99
Keyboardstomori-k lea
A wireless 37-key low-profile split keyboard with column stagger, a built-in 25mm trackball and ZMK firmware, sold assembled without switches, keycaps or trackball.
~¥29,800
Truly Ergonomic CLEAVE
The Truly Ergonomic CLEAVE is a wired USB keyboard with a split, symmetrical, columnar layout and optical infrared mechanical switches in an aluminum body.
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Vertical miceUGREEN M571 Vertical Mouse (55916)
The UGREEN M571 (55916) is a right-handed vertical mouse with a 57° angle, connecting through a 2.4GHz USB dongle, with up to 4000 DPI and quieter clicks.
~¥2,514
Vertical miceUPLIFT Desk Swell Vertical Ergonomic Mouse (Right, Wireless)
The UPLIFT Swell is a right-handed wireless vertical mouse sized for small to medium hands, with a 2.4 GHz connection, built-in rechargeable battery and fixed 1600 DPI.
~$30
Vertical miceUPLIFT Desk Wave Vertical Ergonomic Mouse
The UPLIFT Desk Wave is a 2.4GHz wireless vertical mouse sold in right- and left-handed models, with five buttons, a scroll wheel and 800/1200/1600 DPI switching.
~$34
KeyboardsYowkees (Shirogane Lab) Keyball39
A 39-key column-staggered split keyboard kit with a built-in 34mm thumb-operated trackball.
~¥24,800
Vertical miceZelotes F-36
The Zelotes F-36 is a vertical wireless mouse with 8 buttons and dual Bluetooth/2.4GHz connectivity, weighing about 110 g.
~$37.43
Keyboardszonkey(Goya) Zonkey Ver.2
A 40% wireless split keyboard with row-staggered 19 mm-pitch keys, a 25 mm trackball and a rotary encoder, running ZMK on AAA batteries and sold as an assembled body.
~¥30,000
KeyboardsZSA Voyager
The ZSA Voyager is a wired, 52-key low-profile split keyboard with a columnar layout, hot-swappable Kailh Choc switches and QMK firmware.
~$365
KeyboardsZUOYA GMK70
The ZUOYA GMK70 is a split, gasket-mount mechanical keyboard with hot-swap sockets and QMK/VIA support, connecting by wire, Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz.
~¥10,049
Keyboardsえんくさんのおみせ KumaChira
A 62-key 60% split keyboard aimed at users coming from JIS layouts, with hot-swap sockets, no soldering needed, and Vial support.
~¥15,000
Vertical miceサンワサプライ (Sanwa Supply) MA-EWBS522 FREERO
A small, rechargeable 2.4GHz wireless ergonomic mouse from Sanwa Supply's FREERO series, with silent buttons and five buttons.
~¥4,280
Keyboardsなぐめ JITRA
JITRA is an assembled 65-key, 60% JIS-layout wireless split keyboard with a 25mm trackball and a rotary encoder, running ZMK.
~¥30,000
Keyboardsゆshop Corcell
A 50-key, 17mm-pitch wireless split keyboard derived from the Corne/Cornix layout, with Choc v2 low-profile switches, a 19mm trackball, and AAA battery power.
~¥33,000
Keyboardsゆshop Corchibi
A 50-key, 17 mm-pitch low-profile wireless split keyboard based on the Corne/Cornix layout, shipped assembled with a 19 mm trackball module; Choc v2 switches must be supplied by the buyer.
~¥36,000
Keyboards寺見屋ラボ Rafina65 v2
A 65-key split Bluetooth-only keyboard with a 14mm trackball and rotary encoder, using sockets for Choc V2 and Gateron Low-profile 3.0 switches.
~¥35,000
Keyboards自キ温泉街 ClickBoard ErgoMini
A pre-assembled, ultra-thin column-staggered 40% split keyboard that uses mouse micro switches as key switches, under 9mm at its thickest.
~¥38,000
Keyboardsa bit keys mcsp
A very small split keyboard kit with 48 keys at 0.8U (16 mm) pitch, 64 × 96 mm per half, built with MX-compatible switches and running QMK with VIA support.
~¥9,680
Vertical miceAcer Ergonomic Wireless Vertical Mouse with Side Scroll Wheel
A vertical mouse with a 59° tilt, Bluetooth 5.2 and 2.4GHz dual-mode connectivity, and a 3-in-1 side scroll wheel.
~$17.67
Acer Vertical Wireless Mouse HP.EXPBG.009
Acer's right-handed vertical wireless mouse with a 2.4 GHz connection, 6 buttons and a 1600 DPI optical sensor.
~$19.99
Adesso iMouse T40
A wireless 2.4 GHz trackball with a claw-grip body and a large fingertip-operated ball, offering fully programmable buttons and five DPI levels from 400 to 4800.
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Keyboardsai03 Design Studio / CannonKeys Altair-X
A four-row, fully split aluminum gasket-mount keyboard designed by ai03, with a hotswap PCB and QMK/VIA support.
~$300
Keyboardsai03 Design Studio Altair
A five-row, fully split, gasket-mounted aluminum keyboard designed by ai03, with a hotswap PCB and QMK/VIA support.
~$315
Keyboardsaki27kbd cocot46plus
A 46-key column-staggered unibody DIY keyboard with a central 34mm trackball, rotary encoder and OLED.
~¥22,000
Vertical miceAOC MS610
No usable product information was available for the AOC MS610, so its specifications could not be confirmed.
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Vertical miceArea (エアリア) ErgoVerMouse SD-F26
A vertical wireless mouse held in a handshake posture, with a top LCD showing connection mode, battery level and DPI, and support for 2.4GHz and Bluetooth 5.0.
~¥6,500
KeyboardsArrow Mechanics WINGS Mark 1
An ErgoDox-inspired, column-staggered split keyboard designed and made by Arrow Mechanics in Kraków, with 94 low-profile hot-swap sockets and QMK firmware.
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Trackballsataruno MoooseMini
A DIY trackball mouse kit running ZMK Firmware with a 55mm index-finger-operated ball, supporting up to 8 MX-compatible keys plus a rotary encoder.
~¥15,900
KeyboardsAtsushi Morimoto (74th) Sparrow62 v2
A 63-key split, column-staggered DIY keyboard kit (v2) driven by a single Raspberry Pi Pico, hotswap with both Choc and MX switches.
~¥12,000
KeyboardsAtsushi Morimoto (74th) SparrowS v3
A 58-key column-staggered split keyboard DIY kit with a reduced right half, designed to leave room for a mouse or trackpad beside the right hand.
~¥12,000
Bakker Elkhuizen Evoluent Standard
A wired right-handed vertical mouse with a simple layout of two buttons and a scroll wheel, and a fixed 1500 DPI.
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KeyboardsBastard Keyboards Charybdis MK2
A 56-key split DIY kit with a concave keywell and an integrated thumb trackball, running QMK and accepting MX-style switches.
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KeyboardsBastard Keyboards Dilemma V4 hotswap trackball
A prebuilt compact split ergonomic keyboard with a 34mm trackball, hotswap Choc V1 sockets and QMK firmware.
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Trackballsbbrfkr molecule
A 40-key QMK keyboard with a built-in 38mm trackball, sold as an assembled board that needs your own MX-compatible switches and keycaps.
~¥25,000
KeyboardsBiacco42 Ergo42
Ergo42 is a DIY split keyboard kit by Biacco42 with two 4×7 ortholinear halves (56 keys in total), running QMK firmware over a wired USB connection.
~¥13,750
KeyboardsCerbekos-keyboard SPLITEN
SPLITEN is a split 40% DIY keyboard kit with a modified ortholinear layout designed around numpad use, a rotary encoder per half, a laminated acrylic case, and QMK firmware with REMAP support.
~¥17,500
CHERRY MW 4500
The CHERRY MW 4500 is a wireless vertical mouse with a 45° angle and a USB nano receiver, also offered in a left-handed version.
~$26
KeyboardsCloud Nine C979 ErgoPRO
A full-size mechanical split keyboard with Kailh Box switches, whose split distance, angle and tilt can be adjusted.
~¥36,883
KeyboardsComfort Keyboard Systems ErgoSplit
A fully split, wired USB keyboard with a standard QWERTY layout that lets you adjust splay (0–30°), slope (6°/12°) and side tilt (0°/10°/16°) for each half.
~$149
Cursor Controls R38 Desktop
An ambidextrous wired USB desktop trackball from Cursor Controls with a 38 mm optical ball, a capacitive scroll ring for vertical and horizontal scrolling, and five main buttons.
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KeyboardsCyboard Imprint
A made-to-order split keyboard with a curved keywell whose key positions are tailored to each buyer's hands from photos and a biomechanical model.
~$415
KeyboardsDactyl Manuform 6x7
An open-source curved split keyboard derived from the Dactyl and Manuform designs; the 6x7 is a large variant, sold on AliExpress as a wired, Vial-compatible kit.
~¥3,363
Delux Seeker M618XSD
A wireless vertical mouse with an OLED display and magnetic palm rest, supporting Bluetooth 4.0/5.0 and 2.4G.
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Keyboardsdkmorimoto Pinkeybd
A battery-powered wireless split column-staggered ZMK keyboard with 42 keys and an index/middle-finger trackball, based on roBa.
~¥26,000
Keyboardsduckyb Urchin
An open-source, wireless-only 34-key split keyboard by duckyb, derived from the Sweep/Swoop and built around ZMK, nice!nano controllers and Kailh Choc v1 hot-swap sockets.
~¥17,500
KeyboardsDygma Raise 2
A fully split, row-staggered mechanical keyboard with eight thumb keys and hot-swap MX/Choc sockets; built-in 0–60° tenting and USB/Bluetooth/RF wireless are paid add-ons.
~$369
KeyboardsEchome Split 60%
A wired 60% split mechanical keyboard with QMK support, hot-swap sockets, an RGB knob and a metal case.
~¥30,693
TrackballsELECOM EX-G Trackball M-XT3DRBK
A wireless thumb-operated trackball with a roughly 34 mm ball, connecting via a 2.4 GHz USB receiver, with 6 buttons, a tilt wheel and switchable 750/1500 count resolution.
~¥11,374
TrackballsELECOM Relacon M-RT1DRBK
A handheld, ambidextrous 10-button trackball that connects over a 2.4GHz USB receiver, built for use away from a desk, such as from a sofa or bed.
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KeyboardsENDO Katsuhiro (kagizaraya) MiniAxe
A 36-key split ortholinear DIY keyboard kit for Cherry MX-compatible switches, built by soldering all-surface-mount parts yourself.
~¥10,000
KeyboardsErgohaven K:04 Micro
A 36-key wireless split keyboard that shrinks the K:04, with swappable trackball, touchpad or encoder modules on either half.
~$170
KeyboardsErgohaven Omega Point 36
Ergohaven's 36-key, 40%-size wireless split keyboard with hotswap sockets and ZMK firmware, with its design files published as open source.
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KeyboardsErgohaven Phenom
A split 58-key keyboard with a curved 3D-printed case and hot-swap modules that accept a trackball, touchpad or encoder on either half.
~$235
KeyboardsErgohaven Phenom Micro
A 40-key wired split keyboard with a curved 3D-printed case and MX hot-swap sockets; a trackball, touchpad or encoder module can be fitted to either half.
~$215
KeyboardsErgohaven Space Mission 62
The Ergohaven Space Mission 62 is a wired, gaming-oriented split keyboard with 62 low-profile Gateron KS-33 switches in hot-swap sockets and a color IPS display on each half.
~$165
KeyboardsErgoKeeb EKBOX
The EKBOX is a wired 36-key split keyboard with a thumb trackball, spring gasket mount, hotswap Choc v1/v2 sockets and a 1.4-inch TFT display.
~$91
KeyboardsErgomech ACorne
A Corne split keyboard in an anodized CNC aluminum case with a pre-assembled PCB, offered with Cherry MX or Choc sockets and as a wired (QMK/Vial) or wireless (ZMK) build.
~$207
KeyboardsErgomech ACorne mini
A compact 5-column mini Corne split keyboard for Choc low-profile switches, available as a wired (QMK/Vial) or wireless (ZMK) build.
~$150
KeyboardsErgomech Anvil
A Sofle-based split keyboard with a case CNC-milled from solid anodized aluminum, Choc v1/v2 hot-swap sockets, and ZMK firmware with ZMK Studio support in the wireless version.
~$252
KeyboardsErgomech Totemist
A wireless split keyboard derived from the Totem, with an aluminum case, hot-swap Choc V1 sockets and ZMK firmware on XIAO BLE controllers.
~$252
KeyboardsErgomech Zenith - Executive edition
A wireless split keyboard that extends the Totemist to six columns, with an aluminum case, Choc V1 switches and ZMK firmware.
~$288
Vertical miceEvoluent VerticalMouse C Right Wireless
A right-handed vertical wireless mouse that connects through a 2.4 GHz mini receiver, with five buttons and four-level pointer speed switching.
~$109
KeyboardsEyelash Corne LP
A low-profile, split Corne-style keyboard sold by MetaKeebs; the supplied page gives few specifications beyond its name.
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KeyboardsEyelash Sofle
The Eyelash Sofle is a split keyboard listed by MetaKeebs, but the supplied page gives no detailed specifications for it.
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KeyboardsFalbaTech ErgoDash FT
A 70-key column-staggered split keyboard handmade to order in Poland, offered in a wired VIAL version or a wireless ZMK version.
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Keyboardsfoostan Corne
The Corne is foostan's open-source split keyboard with 3x6 column-staggered keys and three thumb keys per half; V4 puts an RP2040 on the PCB and has hot-swap sockets.
~¥17,600
TrackballsGameBall Pro Limited Edition
A right-handed gaming trackball with a PixArt PAW3335 sensor and 44mm ball, offering USB, 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth, in a red limited-edition body.
~$129
Vertical miceGoldtouch KOV-ORTHO
A wired vertical mouse for right-handed users, adjustable into six configurations with interchangeable palm prolongers and upper adapters.
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TrackballsGroupTRON TrackBallBar Slim
A wired, assembled add-on trackball bar with a scroll wheel, designed to be used alongside an existing keyboard.
~¥18,000
KeyboardsIFKB IF-ERGO
An ErgoDox-inspired split mechanical keyboard that connects only over a 2.4 GHz receiver, with hot-swap sockets and VIAL support, sold without switches or keycaps.
~$85
KeyboardsIFKB IF-ERGOLITE
A 66-key ErgoDox-inspired split keyboard that connects only via 2.4 GHz receiver, with hot-swap sockets for MX or Gateron low-profile switches and Vial remapping.
~¥13,000
Vertical miceJ-Tech Digital V628ML
The J-Tech Digital V628ML is a left-handed wireless vertical mouse using a 2.4GHz USB receiver, with 6 buttons and designed for smaller hands.
~$33.59
KeyboardsJOMAA Slim Split Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard
A foldable, flat unibody split keyboard with scissor keys and Bluetooth connection to up to three devices, aimed at portable use.
~$22
KeyboardsK33B Engineered Dactyl K33B
A made-to-order, 3D-printed Dactyl split keyboard with hot-swap MX sockets, where you pick the rows, columns and thumb cluster; the wired version runs QMK/Vial on an RP2040 and the Bluetooth version runs ZMK.
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KeyboardsK9 Ergonomic Keyboard
A 110-key USB wired ergonomic keyboard with a cushioned wrist rest, listed on AliExpress.
~¥11,325
Keyboardskata0510 Lily58
An open-source 58-key column-staggered split keyboard kit by kata0510, with 6×4 main keys plus 4 thumb keys per half and a TRRS link between the halves.
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Keyboardskb-elmo Sesame
An open-source 60% Alice-style ergonomic keyboard kit by kb-elmo, built only from through-hole parts and using MX-compatible switches, an FR4 plate and a USB-C connection.
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TrackballsKEEB LABORATORY omni TB
A DIY dual-trackball mouse kit with a 44mm main ball, a 19mm sub ball and a 1.28-inch round touch display, also sold pre-assembled; balls are not included.
~¥16,000
KeyboardsKeebio Iris CE
A fully split, column-staggered low-profile keyboard with a 4x6 grid plus four thumb keys per half, Kailh Choc V1 hotswap sockets, tighter 17x18mm spacing, and QMK/VIA firmware.
~$224.96
KeyboardsKeebio Iris LM-G
The Iris LM-G is the Gateron KS-33 low-profile variant of Keebio's fully split Iris LM, with a 4x6 column-staggered grid and four thumb keys on each half.
~$236.96
KeyboardsKeebio Levinson
Keebio's Levinson is a 40% fully split ortholinear PCB kit with a 4x6 grid per half, built with through-hole soldering (Rev. 3, now discontinued).
~$14.99
KeyboardsKeebio Nyquist
A 5x12 split ortholinear keyboard kit (Rev. 5) with an RP2040 controller, MX hotswap sockets, per-key RGB, and VIA support, whose bottom row can be snapped off to make a 4x12 Levinson-style 40% layout.
~$79.99
KeyboardsKeebio Quefrency LM
Keebio's low-profile split keyboard in a familiar row-staggered 65% layout (optional macro section), with Choc V2 hotswap sockets, aluminum case, and QMK/VIA firmware.
~$384.96
KeyboardsKeebio Sinc
A fully split, row-staggered 75%/80% (TKL-style) keyboard from Keebio with function and macro keys, QMK/VIA support, and both pre-built and DIY kit options.
~$189.99
Keychron Q10 Ergo
A 75% Alice-layout aluminium keyboard with QMK/VIA support, hot-swap sockets and a programmable left-side knob.
~$215
Keyboardskpkeyboard MOTE V3
A split keyboard running QMK with Vial, featuring a PCB gasket mount, hot-swap on both halves, a display, and control modules such as a trackball and touchpad.
~¥35,999
lvl3.diy daily58
A preassembled 58-key split keyboard based on the Lily58, with ZMK firmware, Bluetooth 5.0 and USB-C, and optional power from six removable AAA batteries.
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Maltron Original Two-Handed Keyboard (KBC-6000-L90-BUSB)
The original two-handed Maltron ergonomic keyboard: a wired USB model with 112 keys and CHERRY MX Brown switches.
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Maltron Two-Handed Trackball Keyboard
A two-handed Maltron 3D keyboard with a built-in central trackball, Cherry MX switches and a USB connection.
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Keyboardsmarksard Treadstone48
A DIY 47- or 48-key symmetric staggered keyboard by marksard that works with standard ANSI 104 keycaps.
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KeyboardsMatrix Keys SplitMatrix50
A solder-free, fully wireless split 50-key ortholinear keyboard kit using Kailh Choc V2 switches and ZMK firmware, with a roller volume control.
~¥19,800
KeyboardsMetaKeebs Eyelash Sofle LP
A low-profile split keyboard in the Sofle family sold by MetaKeebs; the retrieved page gives no detailed specifications.
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KeyboardsMMD Alice Matt65
A 61-key aluminium-alloy split mechanical keyboard with QMK/VIA support, sold through AliExpress.
~¥15,287
TrackballsNakabayashi (Digio2) Digio2 MUS-TBKF264
Nakabayashi's Digio2 Bluetooth ergonomic optical trackball with five silent buttons, sold in black and white.
~¥7,678
Nakabayashi Digio2 Q MUS-TBLF134
A compact five-button thumb-operated trackball with a 34 mm ball that connects over Bluetooth 3.0.
~¥5,910
Nakabayashi Digio2 Q MUS-TRLF132
A compact 5-button thumb-operated trackball with a 34mm ball, quiet buttons, and a 2.4GHz USB receiver connection.
~¥6,799
Vertical miceNulea M513
A wireless vertical mouse with a 55° angle, a 2.4GHz USB receiver and two AAA batteries.
~$6.99
TrackballsNulea M514
The Nulea M514 is a vertical, thumb-operated wireless trackball that connects to up to 3 devices over Bluetooth or a USB receiver and is rechargeable.
~$40.99
Vertical miceNulea MD280
A low-cost rechargeable wireless vertical mouse with a pinky rest, Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz dual-mode connectivity, silent clicks and four DPI steps from 800 to 2400.
~$21.99
TrackballsP.I. Engineering (X-keys) XBE-12 Trackball
A wired USB X-keys XBE series device combining a 38.1 mm trackball with 12 programmable, RGB-backlit keys.
~¥39,300
KeyboardsPandaKB Offsetkey 70%
A 70% wireless split keyboard running ZMK, with optional modules for a trackball, scroll wheel and OLED.
~$98
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-312
A wired membrane ergonomic keyboard with a fixed split design in three key clusters, an integrated palm rest and backlighting.
~$59.99
Perixx PERIBOARD-335
A wired tenkeyless ergonomic mechanical keyboard with a split keyframe, curved design, integrated palm rest and Kailh low-profile switches.
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KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-427 H
A wired USB mini keyboard with scissor switches, a built-in trackball with two mouse buttons, and white/red LED backlighting.
~$59.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-514 PLUS
A wired compact membrane keyboard with a built-in 14 mm optical trackball and two extra USB ports.
~$49.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-527
A full-size wired USB keyboard with a curved, low-profile shape, scissor switches and a magnetic detachable wrist rest.
~$16.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-535
A wired ergonomic keyboard with a split keyframe, curved design and low-profile Kailh mechanical switches.
~$94.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-535 II
A wired full-size ergonomic keyboard with a one-piece split, curved key layout, Kailh low-profile mechanical switches, an integrated palm rest and negative tilt options.
~$94.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-636
The Perixx PERIBOARD-636 is a compact wireless ergonomic keyboard with a wave-shaped split design, integrated number pad and a 2.4GHz receiver.
~$24.99
Vertical micePerixx PERIMICE-813
A wireless vertical mouse powered by two AAA batteries that connects over a 2.4 GHz receiver or Bluetooth, pairs with up to three devices, and has three DPI settings from 800 to 1600.
~$24.99
TrackballsPloopy Nano Trackball
A small, buttonless, open-source 3D-printed trackball kit from Ploopy with a 1.5-inch ball on roller bearings, an ADNS-5050 sensor, a USB Micro-B connection and QMK firmware; it must be soldered together by the buyer and has since been replaced by the Nano 2.
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TrackballsPloopy Thumb Trackball
An open-source, 3D-printed thumb-operated trackball with a PMW-3360 sensor, Omron D2LS-21 switches, a 1.5-inch ball and QMK/VIA firmware.
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TrackballsProkyber PikoBall-Tiny
A tiny open-source USB trackball board from Prokyber built around the CH32V003 MCU, with RGB backlight, sold without an enclosure.
~$14.99
R-Go Tools HE Mouse
The R-Go Tools HE Mouse is a wired USB vertical mouse sold in right-hand (medium/large) and left-hand (medium) versions, with customisable buttons.
~$82.95
R-Go Tools HE Sport
The R-Go HE Sport is a Bluetooth vertical ergonomic mouse that holds the hand at about 80°, comes in left- and right-handed versions, and uses a built-in rechargeable battery.
~$102.95
Vertical miceRapoo EV250
The Rapoo EV250 is a right-handed vertical wireless mouse with a 2.4 GHz dongle, silent clicks, 3 buttons and an adjustable 1600 DPI sensor.
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KeyboardsRazer Pro Type Ergo
Razer's first wireless split ergonomic keyboard, with a curved full-size layout, low-profile scissor membrane keys, a fixed wrist rest, a command dial and macro keys.
~$189.99
Keyboardsreviung.com (gtips) Reviung41
A one-piece 41-key column-staggered 40% DIY keyboard by gtips with angled halves and a small thumb row, running QMK on a Pro Micro-compatible controller.
~$71
Vertical miceSanwa Supply 400-MA092
A 2.4GHz wireless vertical ergonomic mouse from Sanwa Supply with a blue LED sensor, 5 buttons and switchable 1000/1600 count resolution.
~¥2,780
Vertical miceSanwa Supply 400-MA127
The Sanwa Supply 400-MA127 is a rechargeable, right-handed ergonomic mouse with five buttons, silent clicks and a blue LED sensor, connecting through a 2.4GHz USB receiver.
~¥2,980
Vertical miceSanwa Supply 400-MAWB217BK
Sanwa Supply's vertical wireless mouse with Bluetooth 5.1 and a 2.4GHz USB-A receiver, 5 buttons, about 106 g, USB-C rechargeable, and a display space under the cover for small figures.
~¥3,480
Vertical miceSanwa Supply 400-MAWB234
Sanwa Supply's 400-MAWB234 is an 8-button ergonomic wireless mouse with a status display, connecting via Bluetooth or 2.4GHz receivers.
~¥6,480
Vertical miceSanwa Supply 400-MAWBS228BK
A wireless ergonomic mouse with a shape meant to keep the wrist from twisting, offering a tilt wheel for horizontal scrolling, free-spin fast scrolling, and switching between three devices (two over Bluetooth, one via 2.4GHz receiver).
~¥5,980
Vertical miceSanwa Supply 400-MAWBT171
A vertical wireless mouse from Sanwa Supply with Bluetooth and 2.4GHz receiver connection, six assignable side buttons and a small LCD showing battery and connection status.
~¥3,990
Vertical miceSanwa Supply 400-MAWBT197BK
A 5-button silent BlueLED mouse that connects over Bluetooth or a 2.4GHz receiver and charges wirelessly on Qi/MagSafe pads.
~¥2,980
Sanwa Supply GMAERG16 (MA-ERG16)
A mid-size wired vertical mouse tilted at 41°, with back/forward side buttons and a 1000/1600 DPI switch.
~$20.95
Vertical miceSanwa Supply MA-ERGBTK11
An antibacterial, silent-switch Bluetooth ergonomic mouse with a side-grip shape, five buttons and two AAA batteries.
~¥7,150
Vertical miceSanwa Supply MA-EWBBS528 Quiet Wireless Ergonomic Mouse
A rechargeable ergonomic mouse with Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless, quiet switches on every button, and a choice of 58 mm or 45 mm tall bodies.
~¥7,150
Vertical miceSanwa Supply MA-EWBS536BL
A 62 g rechargeable ergonomic mouse with five silent buttons that switches between Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless.
~¥7,480
KeyboardsShirogane Lab Keyball44
A soldered DIY kit for a 44-key, column-staggered split keyboard with a 34 mm thumb-operated trackball built into one half.
~¥24,800
Keyboardssiren77 / ミナモトのものおき 真打42Air (Gen2)
A fully assembled, wireless split 40% column-staggered keyboard running ZMK, built on Kailh PG1613 ultra-low-profile switches with each half 9 mm thick.
~¥32,300
KeyboardsSIRIND Tomak
Split TKL keyboard designed by Syryan with fixed tenting at different angles per half (4° left, 2.7° right) and QMK firmware on an RP2040, sold as a CannonKeys group buy.
~¥115,500
Keyboardssor_mechkeeb Pyuron
A 40-key wireless ortholinear split keyboard running ZMK with a 19mm trackball on each half, sold assembled.
~¥32,000
Keyboardssplitkb.com Halcyon Elora
A 62-key split keyboard with aggressive column stagger, a number row and a 7-key arc-shaped thumb cluster per half; sold as a pre-soldered, hot-swap PCB that you assemble without soldering, using wired (QMK/Vial) or wireless (ZMK) controllers.
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Keyboardssplitkb.com Kyria
The Kyria rev3 is a 40% split keyboard PCB kit with 50 keys, an aggressive column stagger, a large thumb cluster, and QMK or ZMK firmware support.
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KeyboardsSvalboard Lightly
A Datahand-style keyboard with 50 magneto-optical 20g keys, fully adjustable per-finger fitment and optional integrated trackball, touchpad or trackpoint pointing.
~¥170,400
KeyboardsTaikoHub Dactyl Manuform Keyboard
A hotswappable split Dactyl Manuform keyboard with a 3D-printed case from TaikoHub, offered in three sizes by thumb cluster.
~$399
Keyboardstarohayashi Killer Whale
A 28-key, three-dimensional one-handed DIY kit with swappable trackball/D-pad units that becomes a split keyboard when two halves are connected.
~¥13,000
Keyboardstarohayashi Pop'n Top
A compact 50-key, 3-row split keyboard sold preassembled with Choc V2 switches; it can sit on a pen display and be remapped in the browser via Remap.
~¥16,000
TIMELY GM-OPTB02
A compact wired USB handheld trackball operated with the thumb, with 3 buttons, 600 dpi and a weight of about 90 g, usable while lying down.
~¥1,400
Trust Verto 22885
The Trust Verto (22885) is a wired, right-handed vertical mouse with a 60-degree hand position, 6 buttons and a 1.5 m USB cable.
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Trust Voxx 23731
The Trust Voxx is a rechargeable right-handed vertical mouse with Bluetooth and a USB receiver, an LED status display and programmable buttons.
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KeyboardsTweety's Wild Thinking Lotus 58 Glow
A 58-key split, column-staggered DIY keyboard derived from the Lily58 family, with MX-compatible hot-swap sockets and QMK/Vial support.
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KeyboardsUltimate Gadget Laboratories UHK 60 v2
A 60% split mechanical keyboard with hot-swap sockets, Agent configuration software, optional pointing modules and flip-out feet for tenting and tilting.
~$299.2
KeyboardsUltimate Gadget Laboratories UHK 80
A wireless split 80% tenkeyless keyboard with an eight-key thumb cluster, integrated wooden palm rest and OLED display, connecting via USB, Bluetooth LE or a dongle.
~$364.65
KeyboardsVelocifire Ursa Major V2
A 75% split keyboard in an aluminum case with wired and Bluetooth connectivity and a scroll wheel, sold as a hot-swap barebones without switches or keycaps.
~$399
KeyboardsVoltball-3x5
A compact 3x5 low-profile split keyboard with a built-in trackball, hot-swappable Choc V2 switches, ZMK firmware, Bluetooth, and AA battery power.
~¥31,513
KeyboardsWeekin WK Split 89
An 89-key split mechanical keyboard with VIAL firmware, full MX hot-swap, and a choice of 2.4GHz wireless or wired versions.
~¥30,100
KeyboardsX-Bows Crystal
A unibody 65% wireless mechanical keyboard with a radial-columnar layout, hot-swappable sockets and QMK-based firmware.
~¥49,100
X-Bows Knight
A wired 87-key ergonomic mechanical keyboard with hot-swappable Gateron optical brown switches and an aluminum body.
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KeyboardsX-Bows Lite
A budget wired mechanical X-Bows keyboard in a single-piece body, with radial key columns, a central thumb cluster, and an aluminum top over an ABS chassis.
~$99
KeyboardsX-Bows Nature
The X-Bows Nature is a wired, hot-swappable mechanical keyboard with a radial-columnar layout and a central thumb cluster, supporting QMK/VIA/VIAL.
~$149
KeyboardsYMG WORKS The End Custom
A 62-key column-staggered split keyboard kit that keeps the Ergo The End layout and adds optional rotary encoders and LEDs.
~¥11,000
KeyboardsYowkees (Shirogane Lab) Keyball61
A 61-key column-staggered split keyboard kit that puts a 34mm trackball by the thumb keys.
~¥25,800
Vertical miceZelotes F-36A
The Zelotes F-36A is a 2.4G wireless vertical mouse with 6 buttons and adjustable DPI up to 2400.
~$23.49
KeyboardsZSA Moonlander Mark I
The ZSA Moonlander Mark I is a wired USB-C, fully split 72-key columnar keyboard with an articulating thumb cluster, hot-swap sockets and QMK firmware configured through Oryx.
~$365
TrackballsZSA Technology Labs Navigator Trackball
A magnetic trackball add-on for the ZSA Voyager split keyboard that turns keys into mouse actions, offered in left- and right-hand versions.
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Keyboardsうさきーぼー堂 Futaba
A 49-key column-staggered 40% unibody keyboard kit with a central trackpad and a large clickable wheel.
~¥24,000
Keyboardsかぎざら屋 / kagizaraya MiniAxe LP
A 36-key split ortholinear DIY keyboard kit for Kailh low-profile switches, running QMK firmware.
~¥10,000
Keyboardsキーボードを自作する未来の人 Sphinx54
A made-to-order split 60% keyboard with five rows, narrow key pitch and 9% tenting, using Choc V2 switches and Vial-editable keymaps.
~¥55,000
Keyboardsひねもすたり Circa40
An assembled, row-staggered split wireless keyboard running ZMK, with a built-in 19mm trackball (PMW3610 sensor) and standard key pitch.
~¥34,000
Keyboardsムクネス (mukuness) KOCHOU Split Kit
A solder-free 44-key column-staggered split keyboard kit whose halves are linked by an HDMI cable and driven by a single RP2040, with QMK firmware and Remap support.
~¥18,000
Trackballs神沼雑貨 TinyTB
TinyTB is a credit-card-sized, 6-key wireless DIY trackball kit built on a XIAO BLE and a PMW3610 sensor, with ball cases for 12mm and 25mm balls.
~¥7,000
Keyboards遊舎工房 Hatsukey70
A 70-key split low-profile solder kit using Kailh Choc V1 switches, with a layout close to a standard US keyboard and thumb keys.
~¥11,000
Keyboards遊舎工房 Helix rev3 LP
A split DIY keyboard kit with a 5-row, 64-key grid layout, built for Kailh low profile and Choc V2 switches.
~¥19,580
Keyboards電脳甲板工廠 Reex56
The Reex56 is a 56-key, 60% split DIY keyboard kit that needs soldering, with QMK firmware, Cherry MX-compatible hot-swap sockets and a bearing-supported trackball that can go in any of six positions.
~¥28,500
Keyboardsa bit keys mc2s lp
A 42-key column-staggered split DIY kit with 0.8U key pitch for Choc low-profile switches, running QMK and supporting VIA.
~¥12,980
Keyboardsa bit keys mcsp lp
A tiny 48-key split DIY keyboard kit using Choc low-profile switches, with each half measuring just 64 x 96 mm.
~¥9,680
Keyboardsa bit keys sphh jp v2
A split DIY keyboard kit that reproduces the HHKB Japanese (JIS) layout, running QMK/VIA with swappable MX switches.
~¥16,800
KeyboardsA'sKey Earth:Horizon
A wireless split DIY keyboard kit with a JIS layout, a 75% layout including F-keys, hot-swap sockets and Vial support.
~¥15,000
KeyboardsA'sKey Earth83s
A pre-soldered, split JIS-layout 83-key keyboard with LED bars, hot-swap sockets and Remap-based key configuration, connected by USB-C.
~¥20,000
KeyboardsA'sKey Earth95s
A wired, split JIS-layout keyboard with an overlapping centre-column layout, sold pre-assembled with hot-swap sockets and a rotary encoder.
~¥22,000
KeyboardsA'sKey Moon83s v2
A DIY split low-profile keyboard kit with a JIS layout and 75% layout including F-keys, supporting Choc v2 and Gateron LP 2.0 switches.
~¥10,000
KeyboardsA'sKey SylvaTwin
A wireless, split, ortholinear DIY keyboard kit with a 25mm index-finger trackball and an OLED, powered by AAA batteries.
~¥20,000
Acer Smart Fit Vertical Mouse HP.EXPBG.020
The Acer Smart Fit Vertical Mouse (HP.EXPBG.020) is a right-handed wireless vertical mouse, but the supplied pages contained no specification text.
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Adesso iMouse E20
The Adesso iMouse E20 is a right-handed vertical laser mouse that connects over 2.4 GHz wireless with a USB receiver.
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Adesso Tru-Form WKB-1150CB
A compact 2.4 GHz wireless ergonomic keyboard and vertical mouse set from Adesso with a split key design and integrated palm rest.
~$79.99
Keyboardsaki27kbd-lab cocot36plus
A 36-key column-staggered DIY keyboard kit with a 34mm trackball and scroll ring mounted in the center of a single board.
~¥22,000
Keyboardsalglabnet Let's Swamp
A DIY kit for a 48-key ortholinear split keyboard with two 4×6 halves, built around the RP2040-Zero and connected over USB Type-C, with a choice of tilt or tent plates.
~¥12,000
Bakker Elkhuizen Evoluent3
The Evoluent3 is a wired, right-handed vertical mouse with a lip that supports the little finger, five buttons including the scroll wheel, and four DPI settings.
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KeyboardsBastard Keyboards Scylla
The Scylla is a 3D-printed split keyboard with a keywell and column stagger, using the 6x4+5 Dactyl Manuform Mini layout and running QMK firmware.
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Keyboardsbeekeeb Allium58
A 58-key column-staggered split DIY keyboard based on the Lily58 Pro, with Gateron low-profile hotswap sockets and wired or wireless builds.
~¥11,000
Keyboardsbeekeeb Toucan
A 42-key wireless split keyboard based on the Piantor/Cantor layout, with a 40mm circular trackpad built into the right half, ZMK firmware and hot-swappable Choc v1/v2 sockets, sold as a DIY kit or pre-soldered.
~$189
Keyboardsbeekeeb Toucan2
A 42-key wireless split keyboard based on the Cantor (Piantor) layout with Kailh Choc switch support and an integrated Azoteq TPS43 multi-touch trackpad, sold as a DIY kit or pre-soldered board.
~¥30,500
KeyboardsCerbekos-keyboard Maglit40
A DIY 40% row-staggered keyboard kit running QMK that can be used as a TRRS-cabled split or as a unibody joined by magnetic pogo pins.
~¥4,300
KeyboardsCerbekos-keyboard nox40
A DIY kit for a 40-key split, column-staggered, low-profile ZMK keyboard with slight tenting; the PCBs are supplied and the case must be 3D printed separately.
~¥3,500
KeyboardsCheapino V2
The Cheapino V2 is a wired split DIY keyboard kit with QMK/Vial support, sold pre-soldered.
~¥6,509
KeyboardsChrisChrisLoLo keezyboost40
An open-source 40-key, 4×10 ortholinear low-profile wired keyboard kit using Choc switches, with a 1.8" LCD between the two key halves and a Raspberry Pi Pico controller.
~¥7,800
Keyboardscormoran707 DYA Dash V3
A wireless split low-profile (Choc v2) keyboard build kit with a 25mm trackball and touch sensors, running ZMK.
~¥30,000
Keyboardscormoran707 DYA2
DYA2 is a wireless split 60% build-kit keyboard for desktop use, with a trackball on the right half and touch sensors on the keycaps.
~¥30,000
Cursor Controls E38 Desktop
An IP65-sealed freestanding desktop trackball from Cursor Controls with a 38 mm ball, hall-effect scroll wheel, left/middle/right switches and wired USB/PS/2 output, aimed at medical, marine and industrial use.
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KeyboardsCyanDuck Waterfowl
A 36-key DIY split keyboard kit designed by CyanDuck with a Kyria-style column stagger, MX or Choc V1 hotswap sockets, dual encoder support and vertical OLEDs.
~$94.99
KeyboardsDactyl Manuform 5x6
An open-hardware split keyboard published by Tom Short in 2017, with curved keywells, a thumb cluster and a built-in tent, usually built yourself in a 3D-printed case.
~¥21,554
KeyboardsDaraku-Neko Yamada Alice
A hot-swap DIY Alice-layout keyboard kit with function keys, designed for people trying Alice layouts for the first time.
~¥14,000
Keyboardsdlip Mushi
An open-source DIY 36-key split keyboard that uses low-profile Choc switches and one RP2040-Zero controller in each half.
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KeyboardsDPB Ferris Sweep
An open-source 34-key split keyboard derived from the Ferris that uses a daughterboard controller such as a Pro Micro or nice!nano, with the Choc v1 Sweep 2 as the recommended version.
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Keyboardse24. ZEN keyboard
A wireless split keyboard with a 19mm trackball on the right half and AAA battery power, sold as a pre-soldered body that needs a user-supplied controller, switches and keycaps.
~¥30,000
TrackballsELECOM M-XT1URBK
ELECOM's wired USB thumb-operated trackball with five buttons, a precision-slowdown switch and a tilt wheel; now discontinued.
~¥7,799
Ergoguys Comfi II EM011
The Ergoguys Comfi II EM011 is a wired USB optical ergonomic mouse with five buttons and a switchable 800/1200/2000 DPI setting.
~$29.95
Ergohaven K:04
A 58-key wireless split keyboard with a column-staggered layout that accepts trackball, touchpad, or rotary encoder modules on the inner edge of either half.
~$180
KeyboardsErgoKB Phoenix
A split mechanical keyboard from Taiwan's ErgoKB that builds on the Ergodox, adding dual controllers, USB-C and hot-swap sockets.
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KeyboardsEucalyn (Lilakey) Mint60
Mint60 is a 66-key split solder-it-yourself kit with a standard row-staggered layout and arrow keys, built on an acrylic case.
~¥16,280
Fellowes Breyta Plus+ Vertical Mouse Medium (Right)
Fellowes' right-handed medium vertical mouse with a 60° grip angle, Bluetooth, dongle or wired connection, and a rechargeable battery.
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Fellowes Breyta Plus+ Vertical Mouse Small
A small right-handed vertical mouse from Fellowes with a 60° angle, rechargeable battery, and Bluetooth, dongle or wired connection.
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Keyboardsfingerpunch barobord
A 40-key column-staggered unibody split keyboard PCB with a 25-degree angle per half, hotswap sockets, and MX or Choc versions, sold as a DIY kit component.
~$40
Keyboardsfingerpunch big barobord
The fingerpunch big barobord is a 52-key column-staggered split keyboard PCB with hotswap sockets and an aggressive 25-degree angle per half.
~$40
Keyboardsfingerpunch luakeeb
A reversible split DIY keyboard PCB set from fingerpunch, based on the ffkb layout, with 42 keys or 36 once the 6th column is snapped off, MX switches soldered in rather than hotswap, and optional wireless via nice!nano.
~$30
Keyboardsfingerpunch sweeeeep
A reversible, diodeless 36-key split Sweep-style PCB set for Choc switches, sold in a hotswap version and requiring Elite-C-compatible controllers.
~$10
Keyboardsfingerpunch swweeep
The swweeep is a wireless-only reversible 36-key split keyboard PCB for DIY builds, supporting nice!nano controllers, nice!view displays and choc switches.
~$10
Keyboardsfingerpunch ximega v1
A 58-key column-staggered split keyboard PCB with an RP2040 on each half and VIK module support, sold as a PCB only.
~$85
Keyboardsfingerpunch ximi v2
A DIY split column-staggered PCB with 36 or 42 keys, onboard RP2040 controllers, hotswap sockets for MX, Choc v1 and Gateron low-profile switches, and support for a 34mm trackball or Cirque trackpad.
~$85
gboards Georgi
The gboards Georgi is a compact split keyboard, but the only page provided (a QMK 404 page) contains no specifications, so details are unverified.
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KeyboardsGEIGEIGEIST TOTEM
An open-source 38-key column-staggered low-profile split keyboard by GEIGEIGEIST, running ZMK wirelessly on a XIAO BLE or QMK/VIAL wired on a XIAO RP2040.
~¥33,600
KeyboardsGermain Gadel FAW36
A 36-key wireless ortholinear split DIY keyboard designed by Germain Gadel, built on Seeed XIAO BLE controllers and ZMK firmware.
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Keyboardsgohanda_kbd Hitsuki46
Hitsuki46 is a wireless split DIY keyboard kit with an ortholinear layout curved like a fan; builders source parts and 3D-print the case themselves.
~¥7,500
Keyboardsgohanda_kbd Soa39mini
Soa39mini is a DIY kit for a split wireless 17mm-pitch Grin-layout keyboard with a 12mm thumb trackball on the right half.
~¥30,000
Keyboardsgohanda_kbd Soa44
Soa44 is a 44-key wireless split keyboard kit with a Grin layout and a 25mm trackball under the right thumb.
~¥28,000
Keyboardsgohanda_kbd Split60HE
A prototype PCB kit for a split 60% Hall-effect keyboard derived from HE60, with rapid trigger configurable in hmkconf and an optional 25mm trackball add-on.
~¥10,000
Keyboardsgtips (reviung.com) Reviung34
A 34-key compact ergonomic DIY keyboard kit designed by gtips, using a Pro Micro-compatible controller.
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Keyboardsgtips Reviung39
An open-source 39-key, one-piece split keyboard by gtips with a column-staggered layout and hotswap sockets, sold as a DIY kit or pre-assembled.
~¥9,600
KeyboardsHANACHI-Ya Ergotonic F24
A DIY 48-key split keyboard kit (24 keys per half) with the curved Willow layout and an adjustable centerpiece for spacing and angle.
~¥11,000
KeyboardsHANACHI-Ya Ergotonic49
A DIY kit for a unibody 40%-size keyboard with the Willow layout, hot-swap sockets and QMK firmware.
~¥12,000
KeyboardsHANACHI-Ya Willow64
A 64-key split DIY keyboard kit with the unique Willow layout shaped around natural finger movement, hotswap MX sockets and QMK support.
~¥15,000
Keyboardshebitawa shop Re:Square
A wired, ortholinear split DIY keyboard kit with a 34mm trackball on each half, supporting Vial.
~¥23,000
KeyboardsHID Technologies Bastyl
The Bastyl is a keyboard from HID Technologies, but the provided pages contain no specification details, so its specs are unverified.
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Keyboardsholykeebs Span
Span is an open-source, low-profile split keyboard with 36 keys (3x5 column-staggered plus 2u/1.5u/1u thumb keys), Choc spacing, and optional touchpad, trackpoint or trackball modules.
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Keyboardsibnuda Squiggle
A DIY family of split, symmetric 5-column-per-hand keyboards without a number row, with 34 keys in the standard build, running QMK and supporting MX/Alps-style or Choc switches.
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ITAC Systems evolution Mouse-Trak
A USB ambidextrous trackball with a 2-inch ball, six programmable buttons and an integrated hand support, designed for users with large hands or long fingers.
~$189
Vertical miceJelly Comb MV016
The Jelly Comb MV016 is a left-hand vertical mouse designed to reduce wrist strain.
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KeyboardsJosef Adamcik Sofle
Open-source, column-staggered split keyboard with 6×4+5 keys per half and rotary encoder support, derived from the Lily58, Corne and Helix and usually built from a kit.
~¥15,715
KeyboardsKeebio BFO-9000
A DIY split ortholinear PCB kit from Keebio with breakable rows and columns, configurable from 56 to 108 keys in total (up to 54 per half).
~$68.96
KeyboardsKeebio Cepstrum
A low-profile Choc split 65% keyboard from Keebio with hotswap sockets, per-key RGB and QMK/VIA; now discontinued and replaced by the Quefrency LM.
~$119.99
KeyboardsKeebio Viterbi
A discontinued DIY solder PCB kit from Keebio for a fully split 70-key ortholinear keyboard with a 5x7 grid on each half, MX/Alps switch support, and QMK/VIA firmware.
~$17.99
KeyboardsKeycapsss 3W6 RP2040 Split Keyboard Kit (3w6_2040)
A 36-key column-staggered split keyboard kit with an onboard RP2040 in each half, Choc V1 switches soldered in by the builder, and VIAL firmware preinstalled.
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KeyboardsKeycapsss Forager Wireless Split Keyboard Kit
A Voyager-inspired 34-key low-profile wireless split keyboard kit running ZMK firmware, with Choc V1 hot-swap sockets and magnetic tenting legs.
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KeyboardskeyFreaks LiNEA40
A wireless split 40-key ortholinear keyboard kit with a 1U trackball, running ZMK and requiring soldering to assemble.
~¥25,300
KeyboardsKinoya Mokulate
A wireless split DIY keyboard kit with a machined solid-wood top case, 48 keys in an ortholinear layout, running ZMK with low-profile switches.
~¥33,000
Keyboardskuma roBa
A wireless, split, column-staggered DIY keyboard kit by kuma with 42 keys, a built-in trackball and ZMK firmware.
~¥20,000
KeyboardsKumao Kobo (くまお工房) Kudox Keyboard (Hot-swap ver., Copper Case)
A 66-key row-staggered split keyboard kit derived from the Redox, sold with hot-swap sockets and a copper-plate case; switches and keycaps are not included.
~¥16,000
KeyboardsMarco (GroooveBob) DASBOB
A 36-key diodeless split Choc keyboard designed by Marco, sold as a hotswap DIY kit with QMK/Vial firmware.
~¥8,900
Keyboardsmasahi-shop Nin76
A 76-key split DIY keyboard kit with a Japanese JIS layout that requires soldering to assemble.
~¥12,000
KeyboardsMerge UM-70
A 70-key, 65%-layout keyboard from Merge with a rotary encoder and an OLED screen, supported by QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsMerge UM-80
A split 75%-layout keyboard sold by Merge, with RGB lighting, macro keys, an OLED screen and an encoder in 3D-printed PLA cases, supported by QMK.
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KeyboardsMerge UM-A
An Alice-style layout keyboard from Merge with arrow keys, a rotary encoder and an OLED screen, supported by QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsMF KBD Alice Libra Libra 40%
A wired 40% Alice-layout keyboard kit with hot-swap sockets and QMK/VIA support, sold without switches or keycaps.
~¥16,362
Keyboardsmki0002ozlet ckb640tb OKBall
The ckb640tb (OKBall) is a prototype wired DIY split keyboard kit with 40 ortholinear keys, a trackball and a rotary encoder.
~¥15,000
Keyboardsmki0002ozlet cool640tb
A DIY kit for a 40-key ortholinear split Bluetooth keyboard with a trackball, 17mm key pitch, running ZMK on a Seeed XIAO BLE.
~¥12,500
Keyboardsmki0002ozlet cool642
A DIY 42-key split ortholinear keyboard kit (21 keys per half) that uses low-profile choc V2 switches and connects over Bluetooth.
~¥7,500
Keyboardsmki0002ozlet cool642tb_r3
A 42-key ortholinear wireless split DIY keyboard with a 25mm trackball on the right half, running ZMK with Choc V2 switch sockets.
~¥20,000
Keyboardsmki0002ozlet cool650
The cool650 is a DIY kit with a reversible 25-key PCB per half; two halves joined by TRRS cable or magnetic connector form a 50-key ortholinear split keyboard.
~¥3,300
Keyboardsmki0002ozlet cool836pico
The cool836pico is a 36-key, 30% Alice-layout hotswap DIY keyboard kit built around a Raspberry Pi Pico.
~¥7,000
Keyboardsmki0002ozlet cool838axble
A 38-key Alice-layout DIY keyboard kit, the Bluetooth version of the cool838ax, usable wirelessly or over a cable and housed in a 3D-printed case.
~¥3,000
Keyboardsmki0002ozlet cool838chax
A 38-key DIY keyboard kit in the Alice layout, using Choc low-profile switches and an RP2040-Zero, with Vial support and a 3D-printed case.
~¥8,000
Keyboardsmki0002ozlet cool844
The cool844 is a 44-key, 40% Alice-style DIY keyboard kit sold on BOOTH as a PCB and switch plate set.
~¥4,500
Keyboardsmki0002ozlet cool846ble
A 46-key, 40% Alice-layout DIY keyboard kit that runs QMK on a BLE Micro Pro for wireless Bluetooth use, with a 3D-printed, gasket-mounted case.
~¥10,000
Keyboardsmki0002ozlet cool847
A 47-key, 40% Alice-layout DIY keyboard kit designed by m.ki, built to fit generic GH60-style 60% cases.
~¥4,500
Keyboardsmki0002ozlet cool950S
The cool950S is a 50% split DIY keyboard kit designed by m.ki, with a laminated acrylic enclosed case and keymap editing through REMAP.
~¥10,000
KeyboardsMogma Products Dottie FlipFlow
A 46-key ortholinear wired low-profile keyboard kit with a central hinge that folds the halves together.
~¥17,500
KeyboardsMogma Products Loofie FocusGrow
A DIY center-split row-staggered keyboard kit with a hinge giving 4.5° natural tenting, running ZMK on a Seeed XIAO nRF52840.
~¥29,500
KeyboardsMomoka Ergo
A fully assembled, Ergodox-style split keyboard with 35 keys per half, hot-swappable Flamingo linear switches, an aluminum plate and QMK support, connected over USB-C and a TRRS cable.
~$180
KeyboardsMonkeypad
A DIY split keyboard kit built around Raspberry Pi Pico, with adjustable tenting and swappable trackball, joystick and encoder modules included.
~¥44,000
Monoprice 44520 Ergonomic Wireless Split 105-Key Keyboard
A full-size 105-key wireless keyboard with a split, sloped layout and a built-in wrist cushion, connecting through a 2.4 GHz USB receiver.
~$99.99
KeyboardsMove65
The Move65 is a split, aluminum, gasket-mount mechanical keyboard kit with tri-mode wireless and hot-swap support.
~¥14,132
Keyboardsmzmkb SlimDash rev1.0
An open-source DIY split keyboard inspired by the ErgoDash, using Kailh Choc v1 low-profile switches and an onboard RP2040.
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Nakabayashi Digio2 MUS-TRIF175
The Nakabayashi Digio2 MUS-TRIF175 is a thumb-operated, 5-button trackball that connects through a 2.4GHz USB wireless receiver.
~¥4,650
Nakabayashi Digio2 Q Series MUS-TRLF224BK
A compact, pocket-sized thumb trackball with a 34mm ball, laser sensor, five silent buttons, and a 2.4GHz USB receiver.
~¥5,917
Keyboardsnayukeeb Madelyn
A 36-key compact unibody Alice-style QAZ keyboard PCB with per-key backlighting, a pre-mounted RP2040 and Vial firmware.
~¥5,000
Keyboardsnilokr Cantor Remix
The Cantor Remix is a 36-key diodeless split keyboard kit modified from the original Cantor, using Choc switches at Choc spacing.
~¥5,000
Keyboardsnrtkbb uzu42
A 42-key split DIY keyboard kit with a swirling, matrix-staggered key layout, supported by QMK and sold on BOOTH.
~¥13,800
NSI Ergonomical 38 mm Desktop Trackball (E38-76A31D)
A rugged IP68-sealed desktop trackball from NSI with a 38.1 mm removable epoxy ball, infrared optical tracking, a hall-effect scroll wheel and left/middle/right buttons over USB.
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NSI R55 Desktop Office Trackball
An industrial-grade desktop trackball with a 57 mm ball, three buttons and a high-impact plastic housing, connecting over USB or PS/2 and meant for office, CAD/CAM and clean industrial use.
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Keyboardsnull-ll Basketweave-S
A through-hole DIY kit by 42. Keebs, modified from null-ll's Basketweave, with a 65% Alice-like ergonomic layout and arrow keys.
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Keyboardsoddkeeb Rev57LP
A 57-key low-profile unibody ergonomic keyboard kit inspired by the Reviung41, with Kailh Choc V1 hotswap sockets, sold by 42. Keebs.
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Keyboardsontherock meteorite40 Low Profile
A low-profile 40% ortholinear DIY keyboard kit with a built-in 25mm trackball and physical mouse buttons, using Choc v2 switches and ZMK over USB or Bluetooth.
~¥24,000
Keyboardsontherock meteorite40 Normal Profile
A 36–40 key ortholinear unibody keyboard kit for MX-compatible switches, with a central 25/34mm trackball, two physical mouse buttons, ZMK firmware, and USB plus Bluetooth connectivity.
~¥24,000
KeyboardsPavel Glushkov Chocofi
A 36-key low-profile split DIY keyboard kit inspired by the Fifi, with column stagger, hotswap Choc v1 sockets and ZMK firmware.
~¥17,500
Keyboardspeej For Science
A DIY 46-key ortholinear split keyboard PCB with a 3-key thumb cluster per half, sized to fit the 100x100mm cheap PCB limit.
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KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-322
A wired, full-size mechanical keyboard with brown switches, RGB backlighting, two USB hub ports and a built-in 55 mm trackball.
~$149.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-522
A wired full-size mechanical keyboard with brown switches, a numpad, and a built-in 55 mm trackball with a tilting scroll wheel.
~$119.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-536
A wired USB compact ergonomic keyboard from Perixx with a wave-shaped split design, an integrated number pad and a detachable magnetic wrist pad.
~$24.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-538
A wired compact row-staggered keyboard with low-profile scissor keys, a built-in 14mm optical trackball, a number pad and two USB 2.0 hub ports.
~$49.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-613
A compact wireless ergonomic membrane keyboard with a split-key sloped layout, integrated palm rest, and Bluetooth 4.2 or 2.4GHz connection.
~$39.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-706
A compact wireless membrane keyboard with a built-in 0.55-inch optical trackball and left/right click buttons, connecting via a 2.4 GHz USB receiver.
~$34.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-735
A one-piece split, full-size wireless mechanical keyboard with Kailh low-profile switches, curved key rows and a numeric keypad.
~$139.99
KeyboardsPerixx PERIBOARD-805E
A foldable, ultra-thin Bluetooth keyboard with a V-shaped split design and scissor switches.
~$29.99
Vertical micePerixx PERIMICE-608II
A right-handed wireless vertical mouse using a 2.4GHz USB receiver, with six buttons and four selectable DPI levels.
~$15.99
TrackballsPerixx PERIPRO-801
The Perixx PERIPRO-801 is a vertical, thumb-operated trackball mouse with Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity, powered by two AAA batteries.
~$34.99
Keyboardspikari kbd 小石 (miniEC)
Koishi (miniEC) is a 36-key ortholinear, electro-capacitive split DIY keyboard kit that runs QMK firmware.
~¥17,800
Ploopy Nano 2 Trackball
A compact, 3D-printed open-source wired trackball with a PAW-3222 sensor and a single button that triggers drag scrolling by default.
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KeyboardsPosey's Mechanical Keyboards Posey Split
A custom split keyboard aimed at gaming, with a hotswap PCB and a wired USB-C connection.
~¥30,400
KeyboardsPosture Atelier Lily58 Pro Choc
A low-profile hotswap Choc version of Naoki Katahira's 58-key split Lily58 Pro, running QMK and supporting per-half OLED displays.
~$58
KeyboardsPosture Atelier Sweep Bling LP Choc
A 34-key, Choc-spaced split keyboard based on the Ferris, sold as a barebones kit with Kailh hotswap sockets and a socketed MCU daughterboard.
~$71
KeyboardsPosture Atelier Sweep Bling MX
A 34-key split barebones keyboard kit based on the Ferris, with MX hotswap sockets, socketed MCU daughterboards and QMK/VIA firmware.
~$65
KeyboardsPosture Flanck LP Choc
A 48-key 4×12 ortholinear low-profile Choc barebones kit designed by Pluskid, with a 1.5u split spacebar, 1.5u mod columns and QMK/VIA firmware.
~$54
KeyboardsPotaMega Nickey44
A 44-key low-profile wireless split keyboard running ZMK, with an ortholinear layout, Choc v2 switches and 17mm-pitch keycaps, sold as a DIY kit or assembled.
~¥14,800
KeyboardsPower Enter Keyboard PEKS48
A wireless split keyboard kit running ZMK over Bluetooth LE, with a 48-key ortholinear layout and a gasket-mounted case for low-profile switches.
~¥25,000
KeyboardsPower Enter Keyboard PEKS48-mini
A fully wireless split low-profile keyboard kit with a 48-key ortholinear layout at 17mm pitch, running ZMK firmware.
~¥25,000
KeyboardsPower Enter Keyboard SIDE48
SIDE48 is a 48-key wireless ortholinear split keyboard kit with an index-finger trackball, running ZMK and using Choc v2-compatible switches.
~¥35,000
Keyboardsr.Keys KUKEY42
A 42-key wireless split keyboard kit with an aluminum top plate, 17mm low-profile key pitch, a 25mm trackball on the right half and a horizontal rotary encoder for the left thumb.
~¥26,000
Keyboardsraeedcho Temper (Choc)
An open-source, wireless-only 36-key split keyboard derived from the Chocofi, with column stagger, Kailh Choc hot-swap sockets and ZMK firmware on nice!nano controllers.
~¥20,670
Vertical miceRapoo EV310M
The Rapoo EV310M is a wireless vertical mouse with 6 buttons, an adjustable 800–2400 DPI sensor, and Bluetooth 3.0/5.0 plus 2.4 GHz receiver connectivity.
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KeyboardsReinmuth66 rodeoman ULP
A DIY kit for a compact wireless split 40-key ortholinear keyboard with ultra low profile switches and two AZ1UBALL trackballs, running ZMK.
~¥17,000
KeyboardsRGBKB Banana
An open-source 48-key unibody split keyboard kit from RGBKB with a curved banana-shaped case, MX hotswap sockets, per-key RGB, an RGB 4-way nav switch and Vial QMK on an RP2040; it was sold through a group buy.
~¥24,100
KeyboardsRGBKB Phobos
Phobos is RGBKB's first column-staggered keyboard: a 66-key kit with MX hotswap sockets, built on the same platform as the Sol 3.
~¥22,500
KeyboardsRGBKB Sol 3
A 72-key split keyboard kit from RGBKB with factory-installed MX hotswap sockets, 152 RGB LEDs, and steel bottoms for an optional magnetic tenting kit.
~¥22,500
Sablute MAM2
The provided page contains no product information, so no specs could be confirmed.
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KeyboardsSalicylic Acid 7sPro
The 7sPro is a 63-key split keyboard kit with an HHKB-style layout and Kailh sockets for swapping switches.
~¥17,600
KeyboardsSalicylic_Acid 7sProMax
A DIY row-staggered split keyboard kit with an HHKB-style 63-key layout plus six hidden extra switches, in a CNC aluminum case; the halves can be joined for use as a single unit.
~¥44,000
KeyboardsSalicylic_Acid AtEighty
A split keyboard kit with a screwless 3D-printed case for Choc v2 switches, duplicating the center-line keys on both halves and including function keys (92 keys US, 94 keys JP).
~¥16,500
Sasha Karmanov ThumbsUp! Trackball V3
The supplied page covers MCU variants of the Thumbs Up! keyboard and does not state any specs for the Trackball V3.
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Keyboardssatromi works micro TL Split Keyboard 18mm Rev1
A DIY split keyboard kit that recreates the μTRON layout with 76 NiZ EC capacitive switches, driven by two Pro Micro controllers.
~¥12,000
Keyboardssatromi works minimum TL Split Keyboard 16mm Low Rev1
A DIY kit for a split keyboard with the TRON minimized layout at 16mm key pitch, using low-profile Choc V2 switches.
~¥7,000
Keyboardssatromi works TL Split Keyboard 16mm Rev1.1
A DIY split keyboard kit using the TRON layout at 16mm key pitch; 72 MX switches and two Pro Micro boards must be supplied separately.
~¥10,000
KeyboardsSatT Keyboards Caravelle-BLE
A wireless-only 48-key split DIY keyboard kit with a 3D-printed sealed case and top-mount plate.
~¥14,400
KeyboardsSeaside Works SeaGlass
A wireless split 40% ortholinear ZMK keyboard with an index-finger trackball, dedicated click buttons and two rotary encoders.
~¥32,000
Seenda MOU-302
The Seenda MOU-302 is a right-handed vertical wireless mouse with seven buttons and a volume knob, connecting over Bluetooth, 2.4G dongle or USB-C and rechargeable.
~$27.99
Keyboardsshininet LaLapad Gen2
A DIY kit for a 42-key wireless split keyboard running ZMK, with a dual trackpad design.
~¥32,800
Keyboardsshininet LalaPad mini
A DIY kit for a 38-key wireless split ortholinear keyboard with a trackpad and encoder, running ZMK with hot-swap sockets.
~¥26,800
KeyboardsSlightHeadache Choctopus44
An open-source, low-profile 44-key column-staggered unibody keyboard with Kailh Choc switches, a rotary encoder and optional hotswap, loosely based on the REVIUNG41.
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KeyboardsSouthpaw Design Telophase
A DIY wireless split 4x12 ortholinear keyboard kit that connects through a custom USB receiver, runs QMK, and accepts either MX-style or Kailh Choc switches.
~$144.99
Keyboardssplitkb Halcyon Kyria
The Halcyon Kyria is a 40% split keyboard from splitkb with up to 50 keys, a columnar stagger, a large arc-shaped thumb cluster and hot-swap sockets.
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Keyboardssplitkb.com Aurora Helix
A PCB kit from splitkb.com that redesigns Makoto Kurauchi's Helix as an ortholinear split keyboard with a number row and up to 64 keys.
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Keyboardssplitkb.com Halcyon Corne
A 42-key split keyboard PCB with column stagger, sold by splitkb.com as a redesign of Foostan's Corne. Switches are hot-swappable, it comes in MX and Choc versions, and it accepts wired RP2040 (QMK/Vial) or wireless nRF52840 (ZMK) controllers.
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Keyboardssplitkb.com Halcyon Lily58
splitkb.com's redesign of Naoki Katahira's Lily58: a 58-key split keyboard sold as a pre-soldered, hot-swap PCB assembly in MX or Choc v1 versions.
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KeyboardsSqualius-cephalus Silakka54
An open-source DIY 54-key column-staggered split keyboard with a number row, built on the RP2040-Zero, with hotswap sockets for MX switches.
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Keyboardstakashicompany miniDivide
miniDivide is a split, column-staggered DIY keyboard kit with a narrow 16mm key pitch, with optional wireless use via BLE Micro Pro.
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Keyboardstakashicompany Palmslave
A 38-key split DIY keyboard kit with a 16mm key pitch, redesigned from miniDivide, with hot-swap sockets and optional wireless via BLE Pro Micro.
~¥10,000
KeyboardsTamaroh@Studio Purring Maggie42
A unibody 42-key DIY keyboard kit for Pro Micro with a symmetric column-staggered layout that places the hands at a natural angle.
~¥3,000
KeyboardsTamaroh@Studio Purring Maggie42cs
Maggie42cs is a 42-key split DIY keyboard kit with a symmetric column-staggered layout, supporting MX-compatible and Choc switches.
~¥18,000
KeyboardsTamaroh@Studio Purring Maggie42x
Maggie42x is a 42-key split DIY keyboard kit with a symmetrical column-staggered layout, using Bluetooth via AA batteries and Seeed Studio XIAO nRF52840 controllers.
~¥15,000
Keyboardstarohayashi On the 15
A solder-required ortholinear kit with up to 60 keys in 4 rows by 15 columns, sold as a unibody board or as a 7/8-column split, with wired and wireless connection and a dock that only supplies power.
~¥10,780
Vertical miceTECKNET MS055 Ergo Vertical RGB Rechargeable Mouse
A rechargeable vertical mouse that connects over a 2.4GHz receiver or Bluetooth 5.0 to up to three devices, with RGB lighting, silent clicks and six DPI steps from 800 to 4800.
~$29.99
ThumbsUp! Huge Trackball V4
An open-source, PCB-based finger-operated trackball running ZMK on a nice!nano, supporting 34 to 55 mm balls with wired, Bluetooth or dongle connection.
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ThumbsUp! Trackball V5
A PCB-based finger-operated trackball running ZMK firmware, with interchangeable ball support plates for different ball sizes (the page provided describes v4).
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Trust GXT 144 Rexx
The Trust GXT 144 Rexx is a wired, right-handed vertical gaming mouse with a 10,000 DPI optical sensor and 6 buttons.
~¥5,038
Trust Verro Ergonomic Wireless Mouse 23507
The Trust Verro 23507 is a right-handed wireless vertical mouse with a 60° angle, a 2.4 GHz USB receiver, 6 buttons and a 1600 dpi optical sensor.
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KeyboardsTuxedo Devices Mantaray Pro Wireless
A 52-key wireless split keyboard with column stagger, Choc v1 hotswap sockets, dual nice!view displays and ZMK firmware, offered as a DIY kit or prebuilt.
~$120
KeyboardsTweety's Wild Thinking RefleXion Grid
A split ortholinear Cherry MX hot-swap keyboard kit with an RP2040 controller and QMK/Vial support, whose breakaway row and columns let it be cut down from 70 keys to as few as 36.
~$79
KeyboardsTweety's Wild Thinking RefleXion X65
A hotswap split ortholinear 65%-sized keyboard kit with an RP2040, QMK/VIAL support and an optional tent and tilt bolt kit.
~$79
VicTsing RGB Rechargeable Vertical Bluetooth Mouse
VicTsing's rechargeable vertical Bluetooth mouse; the supplied page was only a robot-check screen, so no specs could be verified.
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KeyboardsWeird Little Keebs Floppy
A 34-key split keyboard with Choc V1 hotswap sockets, with each half sized to the footprint of a floppy disk (90x94 mm).
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Keyboardsyfuku (Daily Craft) Claw44
Claw44 is a DIY split keyboard by yfuku with a 3x6 column-staggered grid and four thumb keys per half, running QMK on a ProMicro.
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KeyboardsYMG WORKS Ergo The End
A 62-key split, column-staggered DIY keyboard kit from YMG WORKS with MX-compatible hot-swap sockets and keymap editing through REMAP.
~¥9,000
KeyboardsYMG WORKS The Endpoint
A DIY split column-staggered keyboard kit that keeps the Ergo The End layout and can mount a 34mm trackball unit.
~¥25,000
KeyboardsYMG WORKS The Epilogue
A DIY split column-staggered keyboard kit with a mountable trackball unit, hotswap sockets, and QMK firmware with Remap support.
~¥32,000
Keyboardsyoichiro Lunakey Mini
A 44-key split 40% DIY keyboard with column-staggered 3x6 grids plus four thumb keys per side, accepting both Cherry MX-compatible and Kailh Choc V1 switches.
~¥18,250
KeyboardsYoichiro's Garage Lunakey Pico
A 44-key split, column-staggered 40% DIY keyboard kit built on the Raspberry Pi Pico that takes both Cherry MX-compatible and Kailh Choc switches.
~¥13,750
Keyboardsyossiyossy maJIStic
A DIY split JIS-layout keyboard kit modeled on the Apple Magic Keyboard layout, with sockets for MX and Kailh Choc switches.
~¥9,900
Keyboardsyubinaga LotusOrb
A wired split keyboard kit using the Lotus layout with a 34mm trackball on each half, which needs the microcontroller and sensors soldered by the builder.
~¥26,000
KeyboardsYushakobo Helix Beta
An open-source, compact split ortholinear DIY keyboard designed by MakotoKurauchi, assembled by soldering and running QMK firmware.
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Keyboardsyynmt Acperience70
A DIY split keyboard kit with a standard 65% layout whose halves link over a LAN cable, using a self-printed 3D case and QMK firmware with Remap support.
~¥24,000
ZELOTES F-26C
The ZELOTES F-26C is a low-cost rechargeable vertical mouse with a moderate tilt, connecting via USB receiver or Bluetooth, with a small side OLED display showing connection, battery level and DPI.
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ZSA ErgoDox EZ
ZSA's long-running fully split, column-staggered wired mechanical keyboard with hot-swappable switches and open-source QMK firmware configurable through Oryx.
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Keyboardszzz-kbd ino
A 60% DIY keyboard kit with a central trackball and a three-part 3D-printed case with integrated palm rests, designed for lap use (US layout; a JIS version was also listed).
~¥28,900
Keyboardsなれはてぷれいぐらうんど GeaconPolaris
GeaconPolaris is a DIY wireless split low-profile keyboard kit with a 50% GRIN layout, running ZMK.
~¥27,000
Keyboardsなれはてぷれいぐらうんど GeaconSolstice
A wireless ZMK split keyboard kit with a 60% Grin layout, featuring a trackball, OLED and analog stick.
~¥26,000
Keyboardsのぎけす屋 Genesis2.5
A 60-key split DIY keyboard kit that mounts individual row PCBs on side boards to build a sloped, three-dimensional "2.5D" shape.
~¥13,000
Keyboardsのぎけす屋 SISO59
A 50-key, row-staggered, fully wireless split keyboard kit whose PCBs come with a certified BLE module already mounted.
~¥15,000
Keyboardsのぎけす屋 torabo-tsuki
A wireless split keyboard kit with a trackball, offered in S, M and L sizes, with Vial-based keymap editing.
~¥30,000
Keyboardsのぎけす屋 torabo-tsuki OM
A wireless split keyboard kit with a built-in trackball, a 17mm-pitch grid layout, Choc V2 switches, ZMK firmware and AA battery power.
~¥10,000
Keyboardsらて Aspara_kb
A split DIY keyboard kit with a CNC-machined aluminum gasket-mount case, supporting ANSI and JIS layouts, with an encoder on each half and a built-in USB hub.
~¥64,000
Keyboardsらて Pistachio
A solder-required DIY split keyboard kit with a JIS layout and 92 keys, supporting both hotswap (sockets sold separately) and direct soldering.
~¥16,000
Keyboards天高工房 JP60 Split
A DIY split keyboard kit that divides the main 60% block of the Japanese (JIS) layout into two halves, assembled by soldering.
~¥10,000
Keyboards寺見屋ラボ Mellow65
A 65-key split, Bluetooth-only DIY keyboard kit with sockets for MX-compatible switches.
~¥15,000
Keyboards寺見屋ラボ Rafina65v2
A 65-key split Bluetooth-only keyboard with a 14mm trackball and a rotary encoder, sold as an assembled unit or a kit.
~¥35,000
Keyboards栗屋 mimi40
A DIY kit for a column-staggered split keyboard with 25 keys per hand, a CNC-machined aluminum case and integrated walnut palm rests.
~¥60,000
Keyboards神沼雑貨 Tiny18
Tiny18 is a wireless split 18-key (9 per half) keyboard kit built around the XIAO BLE controller, designed for Kailh Choc v1 switches.
~¥4,000
Keyboards自キ温泉街 InSixtyMX JP
A 60% split keyboard kit for Cherry MX-compatible switches whose Japanese-layout version has 70 keys and an inverted-T cursor cluster, assembled without soldering.
~¥16,000
Keyboards遊舎工房 (Yushakobo) Corne V4 Chocolate
A solder-free, hotswap split keyboard kit for Kailh Choc switches, with a 3x6 column-staggered layout plus three thumb keys per half (up to 46 keys) and an included case.
~¥17,600
Keyboards遊舎工房 Helix rev3 LP
A split ortholinear DIY keyboard kit for Kailh low-profile and Choc V2 switches, available as 5 rows/64 keys or 4 rows/50 keys.
~¥19,580
Keyboards電脳甲板工廠 Re40
A DIY split keyboard kit with 40 keys in a grid layout and a thumb-operated rotary encoder on each half.
~¥15,950
Keyboards電脳甲板工廠 Re42
Re42 is a solder-it-yourself kit for a 40% split ortholinear keyboard with 42 keys and a thumb-operated rotary encoder on each half.
~¥15,950
Keyboards電脳甲板工廠 Re64
A 64-key, 60% split keyboard kit you solder yourself, with a thumb-operated rotary encoder on each half and Kailh sockets for swapping switches.
~¥16,500
Keyboards電脳甲板工廠 Reex67
A solder-it-yourself 65% row-staggered split keyboard kit with 67 keys, QMK firmware, and room for up to one trackball on each half.
~¥30,500
Keyboards2Moons Slice
The supplied page (the Basekeys home page) has no 2Moons Slice specs, so the specs are unverified.
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KeyboardsA'sKey reNera
A solder-required split DIY keyboard kit using a narrow 17mm key pitch, Kailh Choc v2 switches and a fan-shaped ortholinear layout that curves toward the center.
~¥8,000
KeyboardsAfternoon Labs Breeze
A DIY split 65% keyboard kit with vertical (column) stagger and arrow keys, sold by Keebio in MX or Choc versions with hotswap sockets pre-soldered and QMK/VIA firmware.
~$153.97
KeyboardsAfternoon Labs Breeze
An open-source split mechanical keyboard from Afternoon Labs with a column-staggered 6x4 alphanumeric layout, arrow keys and a 6-key cluster, sold as a hotswap DIY kit.
~$153.97
KeyboardsAfternoon Labs Southern Breeze
The Afternoon Labs Breeze is a 65% split DIY kit with a vertical stagger, hotswap sockets and QMK firmware with VIA support.
~$153.97
Keyboardsaltosys alt34
An open-source DIY 34-key split keyboard design from altosys with an aggressive column stagger, Kailh hot-swap sockets for Cherry MX switches, and QMK firmware.
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Keyboardsataruno Mooose
A wired, split 70-key DIY keyboard kit with an integrated index-finger-operated 55mm trackball; sales have ended.
~¥29,000
Keyboardsataruno MoooseFree
A DIY split keyboard kit running ZMK, with a 55mm trackball built into the right half for index-finger control.
~¥31,000
Keyboardsazhizhinov EL-CANTOR-HS
An open-source DIY 44-key diodeless split keyboard based on the Cantor, using Choc v1 switches with optional hotswap sockets and Blackpill controllers running QMK.
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Keyboardsazhizhinov Piantor UV 44
An open-source 44-key diodeless split keyboard forked from Piantor/Cantor, using two Raspberry Pi Picos, Choc v1 switches and a flippable PCB that takes either hotswap sockets or soldered switches.
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KeyboardsB-SKY Lab Tws-lp-jis60
A DIY kit for a fully wireless, split, low-profile 60% keyboard with JIS layout; includes PCBs and 3D-printed covers, and requires soldering.
~¥10,000
Bakker Elkhuizen Handshake Mouse VS4
The supplied pages were error pages or generic site chrome, so no specifications for the Handshake Mouse VS4 could be confirmed.
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BakkerElkhuizen Handshake 3-Mode Vertical Mouse
An entry-level vertical mouse for left- and right-handed users with three connection modes: Bluetooth, 2.4G USB-C dongle and wired USB-C.
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KeyboardsBastard Keyboards Charybdis Mini
A 3x6 split ergonomic keyboard kit with an integrated 34mm trackball, sold unassembled without keycaps, switches or cables.
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KeyboardsBastard Keyboards Charybdis MK2
An open-source split keyboard DIY kit with a concave keywell, thumb cluster and a thumb-side trackball, running QMK.
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KeyboardsBastard Keyboards Charybdis Nano
A 35-key split keyboard kit with an integrated trackball, sold with optional 3D-printed case and tents.
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Keyboardsbbrfkr scatter42
Scatter42 is a 42-key, 40% split keyboard with a columnar-staggered layout, supporting Cherry MX and Kailh low-profile switches, published as an open-source DIY design.
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KeyboardsBlank Tehnologii Manibus
A 62-key split aluminum keyboard from Blank Tehnologii with magnetic polycarbonate wrist rests and hot-swap sockets.
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KeyboardsBoardsource lulu
A 58-key split keyboard based on the Lily58 layout, offered by Boardsource as a case and PCB pairing a machined aluminum top with a frosted polycarbonate bottom.
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KeyboardsBoardsource Unicorne (MX)
Boardsource's CNC aluminum case for the Corne (CRKBD), a split, column-staggered 3x6+3 layout, compatible with its hot-swap SMT PCB and standard Corne PCBs.
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KeyboardsBrian Low Sofle Choc
A Choc low-profile variant of the open-source Sofle, a column-staggered split keyboard with encoder support that runs QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsCannonKeys Link Split Ergo
A column-staggered split keyboard from CannonKeys based on the Sofle58 v2, with a CNC aluminum case and a choice of a wired RP2040 PCB or a wireless ZMK PCB.
~¥48,000
KeyboardsChris Hoage Spleeb
Open-source DIY split keyboard designed with Ergogen and based loosely on the Ergodash, with 62 MX switches, a QMK RP2040 controller, optional rotary encoders, an OLED and a Cirque touchpad.
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KeyboardsCK Alice Ergonomics Keyboard Kit
A wired Alice-layout keyboard kit with a gasket-mounted acrylic case; switches and keycaps are not included.
~$89
KeyboardsClawsome Boards GameBuddy Psuedo-Split-Ergo (GBPSE)
A DIY 40% split keyboard kit made of two separate PCB halves with no link cable between them, so each half connects to the computer over its own USB cable; it runs QMK firmware.
~$35
Keyboardscormoran707 DYA Dash V2
A wireless split Choc v2 low-profile keyboard kit with a 25mm trackball, touch sensors and AAA battery power, running ZMK; soldering required.
~¥22,000
Keyboardscrehmann Buzzard
A 40-key split ergonomic DIY keyboard inspired by the Architeuthis dux, with splayed columns, Choc spacing and optional TrackPoint mounting.
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KeyboardsDactyl Manuform 3x5 Mini
A wired, hot-swappable mini Dactyl Manuform split keyboard kit with a 3x5 grid per half, a concave columnar keywell and a ManuForm-style thumb cluster.
~¥15,582
KeyboardsDasky Reverb
A 54-key unibody split DIY kit sold by Keebio, with a 1.28" circular OLED and a choice of MX or Choc V1 hotswap versions.
~$84.99
Delux M618V
The Delux M618V is a semi-vertical wireless mouse with 2.4G RF, 5 buttons and an AI voice input feature.
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Keyboardsdigital for humanlife. TReK G50 TIJUANA
A solder-it-yourself 40% keyboard kit with a 6×3 + 3 thumb key split layout, a central numpad, and an RP2040-Zero controller.
~¥2,000
Keyboardsdlford Quokka
An open-source 36-key split keyboard by dlford for smaller hands, with steep column stagger, MX hot-swap sockets, per-key RGB, OLED displays and piezo speakers.
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KeyboardsDwctor Kaly42
An open-source 42-key split DIY keyboard by Dwctor that uses Choc v1 switches, Blackpill controllers, and the same PCB for both halves.
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Keyboardseggsworks egg58
An open-source DIY 58-key split, column-staggered, low-profile keyboard using Choc V1 switches, with a wired QMK variant and a wireless ZMK variant.
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Keyboardsenola79 YUBINOHARA
A DIY split keyboard kit with a reverse tilt, an RP2040 controller and choc v1 switch sockets.
~¥11,000
Ergohaven K:04 Mini
Compact 46-key version of Ergohaven's wireless split K:04, using low-profile Gateron KS-33 switches by default, with optional trackball, touchpad or encoder modules that fit on either half.
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KeyboardsEtienne Collin Wave
A DIY 36-key split keyboard by Etienne Collin using Choc V1 switches, with a reversible PCB and Mini DIN 4 connectors between the halves.
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Fellowes Breyta Vertical Mouse Medium
The Fellowes Breyta Medium is a right-handed vertical mouse with a 60° angle, offering Bluetooth or wired USB Type-C connection and a built-in rechargeable battery.
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Keyboardsfingerpunch tenbit
The fingerpunch tenbit is a 5×12 ortholinear DIY PCB with MX/choc hotswap sockets, per-key RGB and optional Cirque trackpad support.
~$65
Keyboardsflinguenheld Chew (split)
A DIY 34-key, Choc-spaced true split keyboard by Florent Linguenheld, built around an RP2040-Zero-class MCU with TRRS links and running QMK or custom Rust firmware.
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Keyboardsfloookay zwerg
An open-source 50-key 40% ortholinear split keyboard by floookay with a 3D-printed case whose typing and tenting angles are adjustable.
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KeyboardsGleb.Sexy The Skull
A skull-shaped split ergonomic keyboard kit designed by Gleb.Sexy, with a pre-soldered PCB, hotswap Choc V1 sockets and acrylic parts.
~¥14,800
Keyboardsgohanda_kbd HEball
HEball is a 40% split DIY keyboard kit with a built-in trackball, using magnetic switches (KS-20 compatible).
~¥25,000
Keyboardsgohanda_kbd Koa46
Koa46 is a split keyboard kit with a Grin layout and a trackball under the right thumb.
~¥25,000
KeyboardsGumorr GummyKey
A DIY 58-key split keyboard built around Pro Micro controllers and Kailh hot-swap sockets, with a build process similar to the Solfe.
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Keyboardshaxwell RP2040-Zero Half-Swept
A PCB-only kit for a 34-key split keyboard based on the Half-Swept, redesigned to use Waveshare RP2040-Zero microcontrollers and Kailh Choc switches, with the halves joined by a TRRS cable.
~$8
KeyboardsIdle Builds Dinkey 32|30
An open-source split keyboard from Idle Builds with a 3×5 column stagger, two thumb keys per side and a modular pinky column, built as 30 or 32 keys.
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KeyboardsIFKB IF-ALICE
A fully split, 2.4 GHz-only wireless hot-swap mechanical keyboard barebone inspired by the Alice layout, sold without switches or keycaps.
~¥13,500
Keyboardsihotsuno fluorite
The fluorite is a "140% keyboard" by ihotsuno, added to QMK firmware as a supported keyboard.
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Keyboardsillness072 elephant42
An open-source DIY split keyboard by illness072, influenced by claw44, with a fairly aggressive pinky stagger, a four-key thumb arc, hot-swap sockets and an OLED display.
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Incase Compact Ergonomic Keyboard
A Microsoft-designed, tenkeyless split-style ergonomic keyboard from Incase with scissor keys, a cushioned palm rest, a Copilot key and Bluetooth for up to three devices.
~$119.99
KeyboardsInput Club Infinity Ergodox
A solder-it-yourself split ErgoDox-style keyboard kit from Input Club with 38 column-staggered keys per half, thumb clusters, and an LCD on each half.
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Jelly Comb MV009
The Jelly Comb MV009 is a vertical mouse that needs a USB A slot and is listed as compatible with Windows and Linux; the pages do not state its angle or button count.
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Jelly Comb MV014
The Jelly Comb MV014 is a silent 2.4G wireless vertical mouse with a USB receiver and three DPI settings (800/1200/1600).
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Jelly Comb MV045
A wireless vertical mouse with Bluetooth 4.0 and 2.4G USB receiver connections, silent clicks and three DPI levels.
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Jelly Comb MV09E
The Jelly Comb MV09E is a left-handed wireless vertical mouse that connects through a 2.4GHz USB receiver.
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Jelly Comb MV09F
A rechargeable vertical mouse with a 2.4GHz USB receiver and three DPI levels (1000/1600/2400).
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KeyboardsJin75
A hot-swappable split mechanical keyboard kit with a 3D-printed case and 2.4GHz wireless, sold without switches or keycaps.
~¥18,265
Keyboardsjoric Jorne
Jorne is an open-source DIY split keyboard that extends the Corne to 44 keys, adding keys for brackets and international layouts, with PCB gerbers and case files published on GitHub.
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KeyboardsJPConstantineau.com ErgoTravel Keyboard
Open-source DIY split keyboard with a 4x6 grid per half, 2–3 thumb keys and inner macro keys, built around a Pro Micro and sized to fit a 23 x 14 cm carrying case.
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Keyboardsjyap808 Pando58
An open-source 58-key column-staggered split keyboard by Julian Yap that runs on RP2040 Zero controllers and connects its halves over RJ45.
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Kagitate 鍵立 Kagitate 立体筐体
A made-to-order sculpted split keyboard whose 3D-printed key wells are designed from measurements of the buyer's hand bones.
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KeyboardsKagizaraya Scythe
Scythe from Kagizaraya is a 60% split DIY keyboard kit with a symmetric layout, and the builder solders all the parts, surface-mount MCU included.
~¥15,000
Keyboardskakunpc rabbit_capture_plan
A 70-key split DIY keyboard with a trackball by kakunpc, supported in QMK firmware.
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Keyboardskakunpc Suihankey
A DIY keyboard from kakunpc, whose BOOTH shop sells self-built keyboards; the page provided gives no product specs.
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KeyboardsKeebio Chiri CE
A Corne-style 3-row split keyboard kit with hotswap sockets for Choc V1 low-profile switches, running QMK with VIA for remapping.
~$113.98
KeyboardsKeebio Fourier
A discontinued DIY 40% split keyboard PCB kit from Keebio with a conventional row-staggered layout and support for MX or Alps switches.
~$19.99
KeyboardsKeebio Quefrency Rev. 4
The Keebio Quefrency Rev. 4 is a hotswap split row-staggered PCB kit that can be built as a 60%, 65% or 65XT layout; it is now discontinued.
~$79.99
KeyboardsKeebio Rorschach
A 40% split ortholinear PCB kit from Keebio that adds two extra thumb keys per half to a Let's Split/Levinson-style layout. It runs QMK/VIA and is currently sold out.
~$37.99
KeyboardsKeebio Sinc LM
The Keebio Sinc LM is a split 75% keyboard with standard 19.05mm MX spacing, low-profile Choc V2 hotswap switches, and QMK/VIA firmware.
~$438.96
KeyboardsKeycapsss Lily58L
The Lily58L is a 58-key column-staggered split keyboard PCB from Keycapsss, based on the Lily58 Pro. It takes MX hot-swap sockets and runs QMK, with optional rotary encoders, a Pimoroni trackball, OLED displays and RGB lighting.
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Keyboardsknaruo pisces
A tiny split ortholinear DIY keyboard with 3 rows × 6 columns plus 1 thumb key per half (38 keys total) and hot-swap MX sockets.
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Keyboardskreme123 Kolibri
Open-source DIY Alice-style keyboard by kreme123 with an arrow cluster, rotary encoder support, an Elite-C controller, a gasket-mounted PCB and a stacked acrylic case.
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KeyboardsKumao Kobo (くまお工房) Kudox Full
A low-profile 66% split DIY keyboard kit for Kailh Choc switches, with arrow and thumb keys and Pro Micro controllers shipped with a VIA-compatible keymap.
~¥11,500
KeyboardsKumao Kobo Pico Keyboard
A DIY split keyboard kit with a reduced key pitch for Kailh Mid-Height switches, aimed at small hands, with 65 keys (70 optional) and QMK firmware.
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Keyboardslucky_studio kafkaSplit
The lucky_studio kafkaSplit is a keyboard whose specs could not be verified because the only supplied page returned 404.
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KeyboardsMaple Computing (That-Canadian) Let's Split Eh?
A split 40% ortholinear keyboard with the same footprint as the Let's Split, adding on-board USB-C and RGB underglow and running QMK firmware.
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Keyboardsmki0002ozlet cool640db
A 40-key split ortholinear wireless DIY keyboard kit running ZMK, with a trackball on each half.
~¥27,000
Keyboardsmki0002ozlet cool936
A DIY split keyboard kit with a qaz layout; the PCB and switch plate were sold on BOOTH, and the acrylic case data is a free download.
~¥2,000
Keyboardsmmccoyd Hillside 46
The Hillside 46 is an open-source 46-key split keyboard for Choc v1 switches, with a splayed column-stagger layout and both QMK and wireless ZMK firmware available.
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Keyboardsmmccoyd Hillside48
An open-source, non-splayed 48-key split keyboard for Choc v1 switches, with aggressive column stagger, a five-key thumb arc, and QMK or wireless ZMK firmware.
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KeyboardsMoNa² Split Trackball Keyboard
A 42-key wireless split keyboard kit with a 25mm POM trackball and a PAW3222 sensor.
~¥32,992
Keyboardsmotopim-keebs 無限打鍵山脈
A DIY split keyboard kit with 22 keys per half in a steeply curved 3D layout designed for DSA keycaps, plus a thumb-operated joystick.
~¥34,000
KeyboardsNA Alatus
An open-source 38-key split DIY keyboard generated with Ergogen, with trackpoint support and Choc v1 hotswap sockets.
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Keyboardsnacly sodium62
The only page provided for the nacly sodium62 returned a 404, so no specifications could be confirmed.
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Nakabayashi Digio2 MUS-TBIF182
A five-button Bluetooth 5.0 thumb trackball powered by one AA battery, with a magnetic stand that changes its tilt between 36° and 46°.
~¥11,440
Keyboardsnakano cool642tb-mini
The cool642tb-mini is a 42-key split, ortholinear Bluetooth keyboard with 17mm key pitch, a 25mm trackball and a scroll encoder, derived from the cool642tb.
~¥32,500
NSI Ergonomical 50 mm Desktop Trackball (E50-76A31D)
The NSI E50-76A31D is a USB industrial desktop trackball with a 50 mm ball, an IP68 sealed body and a hall-effect scroll wheel.
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NSI Ergonomical Ambidextrous R38 Desktop Trackball
An IP40-sealed industrial desktop trackball from NSI with a 38 mm ball, five switch functions, a button for switching between left- and right-handed use, and a USB connection.
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NSI R60 Desktop Office Trackball (R60-163350)
The NSI R60 is a USB desktop trackball with a 63 mm ball in an ABS enclosure, aimed at office, CAD/CAM and clean industrial use.
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KeyboardsPosey's Mechanical Keyboards recorev3
A custom split mechanical keyboard from Posey's Mechanical Keyboards aimed at gaming, with a hotswap PCB and a USB-C connection.
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KeyboardsPosture Atelier Fifi MX Barebones Keyboard
A barebones 36-key split keyboard for MX switches, designed by Ray Cheng around the Miryoku keymap and sold by Posture Atelier with selectable PCB, case, MCU and display options.
~$82
KeyboardsPower Enter Keyboard AIDABALL
AIDABALL is a ZMK-based BLE/USB-C trackball unit with a 25mm ball and four Choc v2 switches, designed to sit between the halves of a split keyboard.
~¥10,000
KeyboardsProfet Keyboards Atreus62
The Atreus62 is a 62-key DIY variant of the Atreus keyboard, sold by Profet Keyboards as blank or pre-soldered PCBs and component kits. It runs QMK firmware and connects over USB through a Pro Micro.
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Keyboardsrainkeebs trailmix
The rainkeebs trailmix is a keyboard with a QMK firmware fork adding support for it, but the provided pages give almost no specifications.
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Keyboardsrecompile keys Choco60
Choco60 is a 62-key split 60% DIY keyboard kit based on a programmer-style (HHKB-like) layout, with an acrylic sandwich-mount case.
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Keyboardsrecompile keys Cocoa40
Cocoa40 is a 46-key 40% split DIY keyboard kit for programmers, with added symbol keys usually omitted on 40% layouts.
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KeyboardsRGBKB Ares
A 58-key MX hotswap ergonomic keyboard kit from RGBKB, built as a variant of the Phobos layout on the Sol 3 platform.
~¥22,500
KeyboardsRGBKB Zygomorph
The RGBKB Zygomorph page returned 'Page not found', so no specifications could be confirmed.
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KeyboardsRimebeck Works CLEAVE HHJP
A DIY kit for a fully wireless split keyboard with an HHKB Japanese-layout-compatible key layout, hot-swap sockets for both Choc and MX switches, and ZMK firmware.
~¥7,000
Keyboardssakuranbo0046 yosino58
yosino58 is a DIY keyboard project published on GitHub by sakurachari (sakuranbo0046); the repository holds PCB and case files, plus separate folders for Cherry and Chocolate variants.
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KeyboardsSalicylic_Acid NKNL7 JP
The only mention on the provided page is an NKNL7 series blog category by Salicylic_acid3, and no specifications are given.
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Keyboardssanfeps mithril
A 54-key (27 per side) column-staggered split keyboard with hotswap sockets, per-key underglow and QMK firmware, published as an open-source DIY design.
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scytile Cygnus
The Cygnus is an open-source, Dactyl-inspired 36-key split keyboard by Juha Kauppinen (scytile). You build it yourself: the case is 3D-printed, the switches are handwired, and each key well is curved.
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Keyboardssirocom KimiBoard
A ZMK-based 20mm trackball with 3 keys (6 on the Plus) that can sit on a desk or be embedded in a keyboard's spacebar area, with wired and wireless connection.
~¥12,000
KeyboardsSouthpaw Design Centromere
A DIY wireless split keyboard kit with 6x3 column-staggered keys and a 3-key thumb cluster per half; it connects through a USB receiver, runs QMK, and each half is powered by a CR2032 coin cell.
~$149.99
KeyboardsSouthpaw Design Centromere LP
The Centromere LP from Southpaw Design is a split wireless keyboard kit that connects through a USB receiver, runs QMK, and can be built with either Kailh Choc low-profile or MX-style switches.
~$149.99
KeyboardsSouthpaw Design Centromere Mini
A wireless split keyboard kit for low-profile Kailh Choc switches, using a USB receiver and customizable via QMK, with a hot-swap option.
~$149
KeyboardsSouthpaw Design Centromere Plus
The Centromere Plus is a solder-yourself split wireless keyboard kit that takes either Cherry MX-style or Kailh Choc switches, connects through a USB receiver, and is configured with QMK.
~$149.99
KeyboardsSouthpaw Design Centromere Plus V2
A solder-it-yourself split wireless keyboard kit from Southpaw Design that connects through a USB receiver, runs QMK, and powers each half from a CR2032 coin cell.
~$149.99
KeyboardsSouthpaw Design Kappa
A wireless, QMK-programmable 5-row split ortholinear keyboard kit from Southpaw Design that runs on a CR2032 coin cell and connects via a micro-USB receiver.
~$139.99
KeyboardsSouthpaw Design Meiosis
The Meiosis is a split wireless 5x12 orthogonal keyboard kit from Southpaw Design that connects through a USB receiver and is programmable with QMK.
~$144.99
KeyboardsSouthpaw Design Zygote
A 4-row split ortholinear wireless keyboard kit from Southpaw Design that runs on CR2032 coin cells, connects through a micro-USB receiver and supports QMK.
~$139.99
KeyboardsSplit Logic Keyboards LiberArk68
A 68-key wireless split keyboard PCB kit running ZMK on two XIAO nRF52840 boards, with a gasket-mount PCB design and EZ-VIK add-on connectors.
~$55
KeyboardsSplit Logic Keyboards ZodiarkPi
A 68-key split keyboard DIY kit built around two Raspberry Pi Picos running QMK, with MX or Choc hotswap sockets and support for rotary encoders, LCDs, Cirque touchpads and VIK modules.
~$65
KeyboardsSplit Logic Keyboards Zodify
A DIY 52-key split keyboard kit for Choc V1 switches, running QMK on an RP2040 Pro Micro, with per-key RGB and EZ-VIK connectors.
~$55
KeyboardsSplit Logic Keyboards ZodiPact
A DIY PCB kit for a 68-key split keyboard with Choc hotswap sockets, running QMK on a Waveshare round LCD RP2040 board.
~$65
Keyboardssplitkb.com Aurora Corne
A 42-key split DIY keyboard kit from splitkb.com, redesigned from the Corne, running QMK or ZMK with MX or Choc hotswap and hand-solder variants.
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Keyboardssplitkb.com Aurora Lily58
A PCB kit from splitkb.com that redesigns Naoki Katahira's open-source Lily58: a 58-key split keyboard with a number row, offered in MX hotswap, Choc hotswap, or hand-solder versions.
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Keyboardssplitkb.com Aurora Sofle v2
A 58-key split keyboard PCB kit with a number row and rotary encoders, splitkb.com's redesign of the open-source Sofle v2, offered in MX hotswap, Choc hotswap, and hand-solder versions.
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Keyboardssplitkb.com Aurora Sweep
A 34-key split DIY PCB kit from splitkb.com, redesigned from the open-source Sweep, available with MX or Choc hotswap or hand-solder options and supporting QMK or ZMK.
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KeyboardsSteven Karrmann Janus
A 34-key split ortholinear DIY keyboard by Steven Karrmann, using a reversible PCB that doubles as the bottom plate.
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KeyboardsSunder Keyboards E60 HE
A 5x6 ortholinear split keyboard with Hall effect (magnetic) switch support, an aluminium case, and Vial firmware with adjustable actuation and rapid trigger, sold by Singapore-based Sunder.
~¥36,600
KeyboardsSunder Keyboards E70 HE
A split Hall effect keyboard kit with an aluminium case, a 7° typing angle and QMK Vial firmware that supports adjustable actuation and rapid trigger; switches and keycaps are bought separately.
~¥43,500
KeyboardsSwanMatch (魔界鍵盤製作所) SilverBullet44
A 44-key split DIY keyboard kit with aluminum top plates and a tented case, built around Pro Micro controllers.
~¥9,000
KeyboardsSZRKB SZR35
A minimalist 36-key split keyboard in the 3x5+3 layout, built on an STM32 controller with Vial-compatible QMK firmware, per-key RGB, and USB-C on both halves.
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TaikoHub Keyboards TAIKO-01
A split ergonomic keyboard with concave keywells, a down-sloping thumb cluster and hot-swap sockets, designed by a family doctor and planned for a Kickstarter launch; keymaps can be edited with QMK, VIA, Vial or the web-based Taikohub Toolbox.
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Keyboardstakashicompany Heavy Left
A 95-key split DIY keyboard kit with a Japanese layout and a numpad built into the left half.
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Keyboardstamanishi Pinky4
A DIY split keyboard with 4×7 vertically staggered keys and 4 thumb keys per half, running QMK.
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KeyboardsTLXT X.tip 3x5 Low-Profile Split
A wired low-profile split keyboard kit with hot-swappable switches, an aluminium bottom and QMK/Vial firmware.
~¥8,899
Keyboardstomsaleeba Ergoslab Keyboard
A DIY 52-key split, columnar-staggered keyboard designed by Tom Saleeba, mixing MX-style and Kailh choc switches to provide many thumb keys.
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KeyboardsU40 Potato38
A DIY kit for a 40% split keyboard, planned for distribution at Keyket and listed on BOOTH.
~¥5,000
KeyboardsUnikeyboard Diverge 3
A discontinued split keyboard from Unikeyboard with a 5x7 matrix on each side plus three thumb keys, driven by a Pro Micro and supported in QMK.
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KeyboardsUniKeyboard Diverge TM 2
The provided page returned 404, so no specs could be verified and this record holds unverified placeholder values.
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KeyboardsVaarai Cornia
A DIY split keyboard inspired by the Corne, with 3x6 strongly column-staggered keys and 3 thumb keys, hotswap sockets and QMK firmware.
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VicTsing 2019 Upgraded Vertical Wireless Mouse
A VicTsing 2.4G wireless vertical ergonomic mouse with 6 buttons and four DPI levels (1000/1600/2000/2400), powered by two AAA batteries.
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KeyboardsViktus Design LLC SP_Mini
A 40% split keyboard derived from the SP-111, with an F row, left macro column and arrow keys, using one ATmega32U4 controller per half linked over USB Type-C and running QMK.
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KeyboardsWeekin WK Ergo 360
Weekin's wireless split mechanical keyboard kit in a PLA case, with hot-swap MX sockets, VIAL configuration and a 2.4GHz receiver that has a TFT screen on the single-mode version.
~¥41,900
KeyboardsWootpatoot Let's Split v3
A 1upkeyboards revision of Wootapatoot's Let's Split: a 40% ortholinear split keyboard kit with two 4×6 halves, an RP2040 controller, hot-swap sockets and USB-C between the halves.
~$60
KeyboardsXD Boards xdboards/recon
The only page provided was a Cloudflare error page, so no specifications for xdboards/recon could be verified.
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Keyboardsxyxjj DeltaSplit75
The supplied page was only a bot-check screen, so no DeltaSplit75 specs could be verified.
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Keyboardsyfuku wings42
wings42 is a DIY split keyboard by yfuku (Daily Craft) with a 3x6 column-staggered grid and three thumb keys per half, running QMK on a Pro Micro.
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KeyboardsYiancar-Designs Doppelganger
Yiancar-Designs Doppelganger keyboard; the only page provided was a bot-check screen, so specs could not be verified.
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Keyboardsynak keybord ArcoSplit
A wireless split 40% keyboard kit running ZMK firmware, powered by AAA batteries, with a gasket-mount plate and a 3D-printed case and wrist rest included.
~¥23,000
KeyboardsYushakobo Helix Pico
A compact split ortholinear DIY keyboard kit in the Helix family, supported by QMK firmware.
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Zelotes C-18
A wired vertical gaming mouse released in 2020 with 11 programmable buttons, a 5-direction thumb joystick and a sensor adjustable up to 10,000 DPI.
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Keyboardszigotica z34
The z34 is an open-source DIY split keyboard with 34 Choc v1 switches in a 3x5 plus two-thumb-key layout per half, driven by a Pro Micro and running QMK.
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Keyboardszk-phi Morpho Keyboard
An experimental DIY split keyboard kit whose shiftable hot-swap switch sockets let you try many row-staggered layouts on one board.
~¥3,500
Keyboardszzeneg Pica40
Open-source DIY 40-key split keyboard on XIAO controllers, built either as a wired QMK version or a wireless ZMK version, with aggressive stagger and splayed pinky columns.
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Keyboardszzeneg stront
An open-source split keyboard family by zzeneg with 38 or 40 keys, an LCD display and a Cirque trackpad, available in MX and Choc versions.
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Keyboardsかぎざら屋 / kagizaraya Chidori
A 48-key split ortholinear DIY keyboard kit in the style of Let's Split, with its through-hole components placed visibly on the top side.
~¥12,000
Keyboardsそにっく工房 LiTom
A 48-key split ZMK keyboard with a built-in trackball, powered by AAA batteries and sold as a build kit.
~¥25,000
ナカバヤシ Digio2 MUS-TRKF248
A 2.4GHz wireless, 5-button finger-operated trackball with switchable counts, sold in black and white.
~¥5,646
Keyboardsなれはてぷれいぐらうんど SparAkashaAnanta
A DIY wireless keyboard kit running ZMK with a Lotus layout, supporting MeKaBu modules, an OLED and a direction switch.
~¥27,000
Keyboardsのぎけす屋 torabo-tsuki LP
A low-profile wireless split keyboard kit for Choc V2 switches, with a low-mounted 25mm or 19mm trackball, running on ZMK firmware and AA/AAA batteries.
~¥19,000
Keyboardsのぎけす屋 Toybox keyboard
A solder-required split 65% keyboard kit with an optional trackpad, duplicated 6/Y/G/B keys on both halves, and AAA-battery wireless operation via BLE Micro Pro.
~¥10,000
Keyboardsらて Radon_kb
A split DIY keyboard kit built on the RP2040, with JIS and US layouts and MX-compatible hotswap or solder-in switches.
~¥7,777
Keyboards寺見屋ラボ Fatale65
A 65-key split keyboard from Teramiya Lab that connects over Bluetooth only, sold as a nearly finished, no-solder build in either a machined aluminum case or a plastic case.
~¥35,000
Keyboards柴犬被りのおみせ poti48
The poti48 is a 48-key split DIY keyboard kit that can mount a TrackPoint, with Vial support, hot-swap sockets and a wired Pro Micro connection.
~¥20,000
Keyboards遊舎工房 navpad 1.0 with helix keyboard
The provided page returned 'page not found', so no specifications could be verified.
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Keyboards静謐リニア鍵盤同好会 Raphra v2.1
A prototype 60-key split DIY keyboard kit with seven thumb keys and two palm keys on each half.
~¥8,000
KeyboardsAfternoonLabs Breeze
A 65% split DIY kit sold by Keebio with pre-soldered diodes and hotswap sockets, so only the microcontrollers need soldering.
~$153.97
Keyboardsai03 Keyboard Designs Orbit
An open-source split keyboard PCB project derived from the crkbd, with 5 rows and 7 columns per side and a key arrangement close to standard QWERTY.
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KeyboardsBastard Keyboards Skeletyl
The Skeletyl is a compact, open-source, Dactyl-style split keyboard from Bastard Keyboards, sold as a kit or with 3D-printable case files, running QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsBit Trade One ADKB96
A 96-key DIY keyboard kit with switches laid out in a 6-row by 16-column grid; you have to solder it together and supply your own switches and keycaps.
~¥11,340
Keyboardsbojiguard FungoSplit
A hobbyist DIY split keyboard with 38 keys per half (5x7+3), hot-swap sockets for MX and Choc switches, tested with QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsCalciumNitride Arabica3/7
A DIY split keyboard with 3x6 column-staggered keys, one pinky key and three thumb keys, built on a Pro Micro and supported in QMK.
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Keyboardsctrlshiftba Ogre Ergo Split
A 70-key DIY keyboard kit inspired by the ErgoDox, with a QMK PCB that can be broken into split halves and is designed around standard keycap sets.
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KeyboardsDane Skalski Junco
An open-source DIY split keyboard powered by Raspberry Pi Pico, with a 4x6 layout, aggressive columnar stagger, 2–4 rotary encoders and per-key RGB.
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KeyboardsDanNixon Aya
A DIY split, column-staggered QMK keyboard heavily inspired by the ErgoDox, with more keys.
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Keyboardsdi0ib (40% Keyboards) 5x5 Modular Keyboard
A DIY modular keyboard/keypad built from 25-key 5x5 PCBs, up to three of which can be joined and driven by a single Arduino Micro clone.
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Keyboardsdi0ib (40% Keyboards) Half n Half
A small DIY split ortholinear keyboard, described as a wider Gherkin with dedicated thumb switches, whose two halves connect over a TRRS cable.
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KeyboardsDiego Palacios Cantor
A 42-key diodeless split DIY keyboard by Diego Palacios, with a Corne-like layout and stronger column stagger, running QMK.
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KeyboardsDm9Records Ergoinu
A small DIY split ergonomic keyboard from Dm9Records (hsgw) that runs QMK Firmware.
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Keyboardselagil Murciélago
An open-source 60-key split keyboard by elagil with a 6x4 main grid and six thumb keys per half, supported in QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsFalbatech Redox
An open-source, QMK-powered split keyboard derived from the ErgoDox, with Cherry MX-style switches in a 7x5 column-staggered layout; Falbatech sells the PCBs and bamboo cases.
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Keyboardsfloookay pluckey
An open-source 4x7 split keyboard by floookay with an Ergodox-like columnar stagger and wide space keys, running QMK.
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gboards Gergo
A compact 50-key split keyboard running QMK, compatible with i2c modules and a trackball, offered as a kit, partial build, or ready-made unit.
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KeyboardsGeigeigeist Klor
An open-source DIY column-staggered split keyboard with 36-42 keys, designed by GEIGEIGEIST, with QMK and ZMK firmware options.
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Keyboardsgregandcin TeaQueen
An open-source DIY split keyboard with an Alice-inspired layout, based on the Red Queen, using Kailh hotswap sockets and QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsHellSingCoder Lime
An open-source 6×4+6-key column-staggered split keyboard based on Lily58, Corne, Helix and Sofle, with encoder and joystick support.
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Keyboardsidank Sweeq
An open-source DIY keyboard from idank, published on GitHub as KiCad PCB files plus a plate design that has tenting holes.
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KeyboardsIdle Builds Dinkey 34
An open-source 34-key split keyboard from Idle Builds with a column-staggered 3×5 + 2 thumb-key layout, hotswap Kailh Choc V1 switches, and BLE wireless via the nice!nano v2.
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Keyboardsjmnw Swoop
An open-source split keyboard derived from the Sweep and Ferris, with 18 keys per half, hotswap MX sockets and QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsKamoNanban Manta60
A 60% split keyboard by KamoNanban, with design files published on GitHub under the MIT license.
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Keyboardskeawade keaboard
An open-source 4x6 split, column-staggered DIY keyboard by Keith Wade with MX hot-swap sockets and an optional nice!nano wireless build.
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KeyboardsKeystone Caps Game Roy ADVANCE
A hand-soldered split keyboard kit from Keystone Caps that started as a left-hand gaming pad, with hot-swap sockets and QMK firmware.
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Keyboardskeyzog Kapl
An open-source 70-key (7x5) column-staggered split keyboard inspired by the Lily58 and Sofle, running QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsLuciano M Meson
An open-source DIY split keyboard laid out as 3x14 with spacebars on a fourth row, built on a reversible PCB that takes MX, Alps or Choc switches.
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KeyboardsMalevolti (Dom) Lyra
A 70-key, column-staggered split keyboard by Dom (Malevolti), inspired by the Corne, Lily58 and Sofle and designed to be printed and built at home.
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KeyboardsMangoIV DracuLad
A 34–36 key DIY split keyboard by MangoIV with an aggressive Kyria-like pinky stagger, a thumb cluster designed for larger hands, one OLED per side, and QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsMechWild Mokulua Mirrored
A solder-it-yourself split keyboard kit with an Alice-inspired layout; this mirrored version uses the mirrorable PCB, plate and bottom on both halves, and it runs QMK on Pro Micro controllers, with OLEDs and optional encoders.
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Keyboardsmmccoyd Hillside 52
The Hillside 52 is a 40% split column-staggered keyboard with Choc-spaced keys, a slight splay, and a 3x6+3+5 layout that includes a physical arrow T.
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KeyboardsN2-Sumikko n2 halfcliff
HalfCliff is a keyboard project published on GitHub by N2-Sumikko; the pages give almost no specifications.
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KeyboardsNaCly Splitreus62
An open-source DIY 62-key split keyboard derived from the Atreus62, built on a reversible PCB that takes MX, Alps or Choc switches and a Pro Micro controller.
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KeyboardsNicolas Schodet Splitty
An open-source DIY split keyboard that takes the Ergodox layout, drops the thumb cluster, and uses 32 Cherry MX-compatible keys per half, with the controller built into the PCB to keep it slim.
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KeyboardsObosob Steal This Keyboard!
A free-to-use 34-key column-staggered split DIY keyboard for Kailh Choc (PG1350) switches, with open PCB files under the MIT license.
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KeyboardsOmkbd ErgoDash Mini
The ErgoDash Mini is a DIY split keyboard kit with a column-staggered 4×7 layout and no number row; its switches are soldered in during assembly.
~¥13,200
Keyboardsomkbd Runner3680 3x6
A split ortholinear DIY keyboard kit from omkbd whose row and column counts are chosen at build time, running QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsORVISEVANS+ Lily58GlowEnc
An open-source DIY fork of the Lily58 that turns the key below the controller into a rotary encoder and adds RGB lighting, keeping the 58-key column-staggered split layout.
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Keyboardsoxnh Koca58
A DIY split keyboard that is a Lily58 variant, using SMT components, an RJ45 interconnect and an STM32F103 MCU.
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KeyboardsPablo Jiménez Mateo classic48
A custom 48-key split DIY keyboard by Pablo Jiménez Mateo, built with Choc switches and RP2040 Pro Micro controllers.
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KeyboardsPekaso Fortitude60
Fortitude60 is a 60-key (12x5) split keyboard kit by Pekaso with a column-staggered layout. It runs QMK firmware, and you solder the switches yourself.
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KeyboardsProtieusz NewType-36
A DIY 36-key unibody split keyboard derived from the nowt36, with an integrated 25mm trackball.
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KeyboardsRGBKB Mün
A split ortholinear keyboard kit from RGBKB with an STM32 controller running QMK, MX hotswap sockets, per-key RGB, and a CNC aluminum frame, sold through a 2020 group buy.
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KeyboardsRobert Mills karn
A DIY 38-key split, ortholinear, non-staggered keyboard using low-profile Choc switches, with 1.5u thumb arc keys; Karn-1 is wireless via a Nice-Nano-v2.
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KeyboardsRyan Neff Sofle Pico
An open-source DIY column-staggered split keyboard derived from the Sofle family, built around the Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040) with rotary encoders, per-key RGB and dual 128x64 OLEDs.
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KeyboardsS'mores The Clog
The Clog is a split 34-key keyboard with pinky clusters, designed as the split version of the Osprette.
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KeyboardsSalicylic Acid 7sPlus
A 75% US-layout split DIY keyboard kit designed by Salicylic Acid, hot-swap compatible and sold through Yushakobo.
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KeyboardsSalicylic_Acid ErgoArrows
A DIY 65% column-staggered split keyboard kit with arrow keys on both halves, placed as low-profile Choc switches near the palms.
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KeyboardsSalicylic_Acid JISplit89
A 89-key DIY keyboard kit built around the JIS layout. It can be split into two halves and supports Bluetooth with optional BLE Micro Pro boards.
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Keyboardssekigon-gonnoc GRS-70EC
A DIY kit for a 70-key split keyboard using ADELCPS capacitive switches, built around two Pro Micro controllers and QMK firmware.
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Keyboardsshiftux Redox Media
An open-source DIY split keyboard based on the Redox, adding three media buttons, a volume knob and a scroll wheel, with QMK firmware.
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Keyboardsshuguet split89
A hand-wired, 3D-printed 89-key split TKL keyboard using Pro Micro controllers and QMK, with a built-in 6° tent and 3° incline, inspired by the Microsoft Ergonomic 4000.
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KeyboardsSleepy Craft Studios Sleepy Keeb Split
A 4x6 ortholinear split keyboard inspired by the Planck, sold as a hand-wired kit built around a Pro Micro and a 3D-printed case.
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KeyboardsSouthpaw Design Helicase
A wireless split ortholinear keyboard kit on a 5x7 grid per half, sold in a 2018 group buy with a USB receiver and support for both MX and Kailh Choc switches.
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Keyboardstakashicompany Compacx
A single-hand and split keyboard with an ISO enter key, with optional rotary encoder and LED support.
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Keyboardstakashicompany KLEC-02
KLEC-02 "Gravity-36" is a 36-key DIY segmented keyboard by takashicompany, built on a Pro Micro with MX switch sockets and supporting QMK and VIA.
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Keyboardstakashicompany Palmbrain
Palmbrain is a 34-key split DIY keyboard kit with a 17mm (0.9u) key pitch, supporting Choc v1/v2 switches.
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Keyboardstakashiski Otaku Split rev.1
A 73-key DIY split keyboard kit based on the Japanese (JIS) layout with an ISO Enter, designed by takashiski (skyhigh-works), sold on BOOTH around 2019, and running QMK on Pro Micro controllers.
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Keyboardstamanishi Pinky3
An open-source split keyboard kit with 3x7 column-staggered keys and four low-profile thumb keys per half, built around Pro Micro controllers.
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Keyboardstapioki Architeuthis dux
An open-source low-profile split ergonomic mechanical keyboard by tapioki with 34 keys, two thumb keys per the QMK readme, and splayed finger columns.
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Keyboardstarneaux supersplit
A DIY split keyboard with a 4x6 matrix and a 9-key thumb fan per side, built around Elite-C controllers.
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Keyboardstkw Grandiceps Split
Grandiceps is an open-source split keyboard design by tkw, with PCB, case and plate files published on GitHub.
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KeyboardsTzarc Djinn
An open-source DIY 64-key split mechanical keyboard by QMK maintainer Nick Brassel (tzarc), with a 4-key thumb cluster, a 5-way thumb switch, a rotary encoder and a 240×320 LCD on each half.
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Keyboardsv3lmx cornifi
A 36/40-key split keyboard based on the Corne with the fifi's physical layout for more stagger, using an embedded RP2040 and QMK, built as a DIY project.
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Keyboardsvitvlkv Avalanche
An open-source split keyboard by vitvlkv with a 4x6 column-staggered layout and 5 thumb keys per the repository, 64 keys total.
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KeyboardsWhale Mo Splite Keyboard
A DIY split keyboard design (v3) with 84 MX-compatible switches (42 per hand), with the halves linked by an Ethernet/RJ45 cable.
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KeyboardsYushakobo Ergo68
A 68-key column-staggered split keyboard kit from Yushakobo, built around Pro Micro controllers and running QMK/VIA firmware.
~¥14,300
Keyboardszvecr zv48
An open-source DIY split mechanical keyboard with a 4x12 ortholinear grid of 48 keys, built on an STM32 F401/F411 Blackpill and running QMK.
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Keyboards25KEYS Zinc
A DIY split keyboard kit from 25KEYS; the provided page did not include its detailed specifications.
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Keyboards40% Keyboards (di0ib) foobar
The foobar is a DIY split 30% keyboard from 40% Keyboards, with a PCB that fits within 100 x 100 mm. Its halves work together as a split keyboard or alone as a 15-key macropad, and it runs QMK firmware.
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Keyboardsai03 Design Studio OrbitX
The Orbit-X is a compact, high-end split keyboard from ai03 that runs QMK firmware and has an open-source PCB.
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KeyboardsAidanSmith.dev Sango
An open-source split keyboard by Aidan Smith with a roughly 65% column layout and low-profile switches.
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KeyboardsAleblazer Zodiark
A DIY split keyboard with a 5x7 grid per side, a thumb cluster, an encoder on each half, per-key RGB and OLED support, running QMK on a Pro Micro.
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KeyboardsAlexander Tulloh Oddball
The Oddball is a 39-key split DIY mechanical keyboard with an integrated trackball, columnar staggered keys and QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsAlin Elena (m-lego) M60 split
A DIY 12x5 ortholinear split keyboard designed by Alin Elena, built either hand-wired or on a custom STM32F401-based PCB and running QMK.
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KeyboardsAYDENandDAD Youtube QWERTYYdox
A handwired, personal-project split keyboard with a 4x7 layout, three thumb keys and two Y keys, running QMK on a Pro Micro.
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Keyboardsbeanaccle KB58
The beanaccle KB58 is a split ortholinear keyboard with open-source hardware files and PRK or QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsBoardsource Microdox
A Boardsource keyboard kit that runs QMK firmware on a Pro Micro or compatible controller, with a V2 PCB revision introduced in April 2022.
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KeyboardsClickety Split Ltd Leeloo
A Lily58- and Corne-inspired 6x4 split keyboard kit from Clickety Split with optional rotary encoders and OLED displays, running QMK.
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KeyboardsDane Lipscombe Harite v2
Harite v2 is an open-source split directional keyboard by Dane Lipscombe that uses 5-way switches and a modular thumb cluster, running QMK.
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Keyboardsdeductivemonkee (Monkeebs) Orthodox
A 46-key split ortholinear DIY keyboard designed by Deductivemonkee in 2017, with a 3x6 grid and a five-key thumb cluster per half, running QMK firmware.
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Keyboardsdi0ib (40% Keyboards) 6lit Macropad
The 6lit is a DIY 6-key macropad whose PCB fits within 100mm x 100mm, and it runs QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsDuckle29 Vitamins Included
A 48-key DIY split keyboard derived from the Let's Split, sold as a PCB kit and running QMK, with either half able to connect over USB.
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Keyboardsfluxlab zplit
A 40% split keyboard with a symmetrical layout, inspired by the Zlant and supported by QMK firmware.
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gboards (g Heavy Industries) GergoPlex
A 36-key (5x3+3 per half) low-profile split keyboard from g Heavy Industries (gboards) that uses Kailh Choc switches and runs QMK; it has been unavailable since gboards.ca closed.
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KeyboardsHarshit Goel Pteron36
An open-source 36-key split keyboard by Harshit Goel, derived from FSund's Pteron with a more natural thumb-cluster arc, built around Pro Micro controllers and designed for the Miryoku layout.
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KeyboardsHaverworks Theseus75
The Theseus75 is a wired 75% split mechanical keyboard kit with integrated USB hubs, a gasket-style mounting system and QMK firmware with VIA support.
~$449
KeyboardsKeyboardDweebs Budgy
An open-source, diodeless 34-key split keyboard from KeyboardDweebs that uses a Raspberry Pi Pico in each half and runs QMK.
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KeyboardsKeycapsss Kimiko
Kimiko is a DIY split keyboard sold by the German parts shop Keycapsss; the page provided does not describe this product, so its specs have not been verified.
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KeyboardsKeyprez Bison
A QMK-supported split 60% keyboard maintained by csandven, with a slight columnar stagger and Pro Micro-compatible controllers.
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KeyboardsKeyprez Unicorn
The Keyprez Unicorn is a split 65% keyboard with an extra right-hand column, built around Pro Micro-compatible controllers running QMK, with optional hot-swap sockets and a rotary encoder.
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KeyboardsKgOfHedgehogs Jian
Jian is a DIY split keyboard by KgOfHedgehogs; the supplied page does not describe its specifications.
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Keyboardskjeller Orbiter
A symmetrical 52-key split keyboard, published as an open-source KiCad project by kjeller.
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KeyboardsKyle Terry spacetime
A roughly 36% split ortholinear DIY keyboard based on the Half n Half, ErgoDox and Helix, with a triple thumb cluster and an optional breakaway palm key.
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KeyboardsLadniy Jiran
Jiran is an open-source DIY split keyboard derived from the Jian, using a 6x4 matrix plus three thumb keys and one pinky key, and running QMK firmware.
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LYNXware CAT
The LYNXware CAT is a modular split input device built with mouse switches, with swappable thumb and finger modules and optional mouse or gyroscope halves.
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Keyboardsmarksard Rhymestone
A 40-key split ortholinear DIY keyboard built around a Pro Micro and based on the crkbd and Helix designs.
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KeyboardsNaCly sodium42
A DIY split, column-staggered keyboard from NaCly, built on its own PCBs with a Pro Micro controller and supported in QMK.
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KeyboardsNaCly Sodium50
A split, column-staggered keyboard from NaCly built on its own PCBs with a Pro Micro controller and supported in QMK.
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Keyboardsnarinari Xenon
An open-source 54-key split keyboard published by narinari in 2019, with a column-staggered layout, a two-level thumb cluster and QMK firmware.
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Keyboardsobosob Arch-36
The Arch-36 is a DIY 30% split ergonomic keyboard by obosob, built around a Pro Micro controller and running QMK firmware, with open case files for plate and high-profile cases.
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KeyboardsRGBKB Legonut Project Zen
A thin, DIY split ortholinear keyboard by Legonut with 1.5u pinky keys, angled thumb keys and per-key RGB, built around a Pro Micro and running QMK.
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KeyboardsSalicylic Acid 7sKB
A 60% low-profile mechanical DIY keyboard by Salicylic Acid, listed with a US-HHKB layout.
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KeyboardsSalicylic Acid Guide68
A 65% US-layout split keyboard kit by Salicylic Acid for homebrewers, which basically requires soldering.
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KeyboardsSalicylic_Acid AJisai74
A 74-key DIY keyboard kit designed by Salicylic_acid3, built around a Pro Micro controller and running QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsSalicylic_Acid naked48
A DIY keyboard in Salicylic_Acid's Naked series; the provided page does not list its specifications.
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KeyboardsSalicylic_Acid naked60
A DIY keyboard kit in Salicylic_Acid's Naked series; the page provided does not list its detailed specifications.
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KeyboardsSalicylic_acid3 naked64
A 64-key ortholinear DIY keyboard by Salicylic_acid3, supported in QMK and built on the Naked64SF PCB with a Pro Micro.
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KeyboardsShinoharaTa RURA66
A simple 66-key split DIY keyboard kit running QMK on a Pro Micro, available in Japan through Booth.
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KeyboardsStars StarDustN0
A custom-built split ergonomic mechanical keyboard using two Raspberry Pi Pico controllers, with QMK support and hot-swap sockets.
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KeyboardsStefan Gluszek fat-o-tesa
fat-o-tesa is an open-source DIY split keyboard by Stefan Gluszek that runs QMK firmware and uses two halves that are not symmetrical.
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Keyboardstakashicompany miniDivide MAX
A 56-key DIY split keyboard with keys on a 16mm pitch, about 80% of standard size, that runs QMK on a Pro Micro and also supports the BLE Micro Pro.
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Keyboardstakashiski hecomi_alpha
A DIY split keyboard kit whose halves each run a Pro Micro and connect over TRRS, with 69 Kailh MX hot-swap sockets and QMK firmware.
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KeyboardsThat-Canadian MiniDox
A DIY split keyboard designed as a compact take on the ErgoDox, using identical left and right PCBs with a Pro Micro controller and QMK firmware.
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Keyboardstrip_trap Dumbo
Dumbo is a QMK-firmware keyboard by trip_trap; the referenced source page was unavailable, so detailed specs are unverified.
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KeyboardsViktus SP-111 v2 (Styrka v2)
The Viktus SP-111 v2 (Styrka v2) is a split, southpaw, near-fullsize keyboard that runs QMK firmware; its second-round PCB adds RGB LED indicators.
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Keyboardsvladkvit Orthograph
A split keyboard project supporting QMK, with per-key RGB backlighting.
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KeyboardsWalter Hanley Wren
An open-source split keyboard inspired by the Lily58 and Kyria, built on a universal break-away PCB so you can mix numpad, nav-cluster, or plain halves.
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Wizard Keyboards Ergo S-1
A wireless split keyboard running ZMK, with a concave keywell, thumb clusters and integrated palm rest; the 3D-printed case files are open source.
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Keyboardsyuezp split_67
A split keyboard with a 65% key layout, built on a Pro Micro (ATmega32u4) controller and running QMK firmware.
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Keyboardszvecr split_blackpill
A DIY split ortholinear 4x12 mechanical keyboard built around the STM32F103 Blackpill board, with firmware included in QMK.
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