Keyboards

ChrisChrisLoLo 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.

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ChrisChrisLoLo keezyboost40
Image: © ChrisChrisLoLo (Manufacturer image)
~¥7,800

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Pros

  • About 16.5mm thick including switches and keycaps
  • Hot-swap sockets for Choc switches
  • Central 1.8" LCD can show animations or layer info
  • Runs QMK or Rust (Keyberon) firmware

Cons

  • Requires soldering to build
  • With only 40 keys it relies heavily on layers
  • Wired only
  • Switches, keycaps and case sold separately

Specs

SplitUnibody split
StaggerOrtholinear
TentingNone
KeywellNo
Thumb clusterNo
Keys40
LayoutsCustom
SwitchesLow-profile
Hot-swapYes
FirmwareQMK
DIY kitYes
ConnectivityUSB
OSwindows, macos, linux
Released2022
Sources
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