Wireless Split Keyboard PCB Pair for DIY Builds

Wireless Split Keyboard PCB Pair, Partially Assembled, MX

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Wireless Split Keyboard PCB Pair, Partially Assembled for DIY Builds with Pre-Soldered Hotswap Sockets

$54.20

This split keyboard PCB pair gives your DIY wireless build a head start. The diodes, Kailh hotswap sockets, battery jacks, power switches and reset buttons arrive pre-soldered, reducing the soldering needed before you assemble the rest of your keyboard.

Choose the PCB style to suit your build: MX supports MX switches and retains Corne V3 PCB dimensions, while Choc supports Choc V1 switches and uses compact 18 × 17 mm switch spacing. This purchase includes the PCB pair only. nice!nanos and nice!views still need user assembly, and soldering is required unless no-solder headers are ordered.

Features

Partially assembled PCB pair provides the base for a DIY wireless split keyboard.
Pre-soldered diodes, hotswap sockets, battery jacks, power switches and reset buttons reduce assembly work.
Both styles support nice!view displays.
Cross-hatched PCB design and carefully routed traces.
Choc style includes a breakoff column for a five-column build; MX does not.

Specifications

Product: Partially assembled keyboard PCB pair
Build platform: Wireless Corne
Styles: MX or Choc
MX switch support: MX switches only
MX PCB dimensions: Maintains Corne V3 PCB dimensions
Choc switch support: Choc V1 switches only
Choc switch spacing: 18 × 17 mm
Choc case requirement: Does not fit traditional Corne cases
Display compatibility: nice!view
Hotswap sockets: Kailh
Assembly requirement: nice!nanos and nice!views require user assembly; soldering is required unless no-solder headers are ordered
Purchase contents: PCB pair only

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this PCB pair include a complete wireless keyboard?

No. This product is the PCB pair for building a wireless Corne keyboard. Plan the remaining case, switches, keycaps and accessories separately.

Should I choose the MX or Choc PCB style?

Choose MX for MX switches or Choc for Choc V1 switches. The MX PCB retains Corne V3 dimensions, while the Choc PCB uses 18 × 17 mm switch spacing and does not fit traditional Corne cases.

How much soldering is still required?

The PCB pair has pre-soldered diodes, hotswap sockets, battery jacks, power switches and reset buttons. nice!nanos and nice!views still require assembly and soldering unless no-solder headers are ordered.