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
Kagizaraya 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.
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~¥15,000
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Pros
- Symmetric 60% split layout
- Several layout options, including the bottom rows and right Shift
- USB Type-C connection
- Backlight and underglow can be added as options
Cons
- You have to solder the surface-mount MCU, which makes assembly difficult
- Switches, keycaps and the cable are sold separately
- No hot-swap support; switches must be soldered
- Every variant shows as out of stock on the listing
Specs
| Split | Split |
|---|---|
| Stagger | Row-staggered |
| Tenting | None |
| Keywell | No |
| Thumb cluster | No |
| Keys | — |
| Layouts | Custom |
| Switches | Mechanical |
| Hot-swap | No |
| Firmware | QMK |
| DIY kit | Yes |
| Connectivity | USB |
| OS | windows, macos, linux |
| Released | 2019 |
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