Pre-soldered Wireless FelixKeeb MX Ortholinear Split Keyboard
This keyboard PCB comes without key switches, keycaps, and cases.
To build a complete keyboard, please select the necessary add-ons from the options below.
To build a complete keyboard, please select the necessary add-ons from the options below.
Have questions? Email support@beekeeb.com
Description
The FelixKeeb is an open source 5×12+4 (5×6+2 on each side) split ortholinear keyboard with hotswap sockets support released by beekeeb. It is based on Cipulot’s helixhschoc and MakotoKurauchi’s helix.
Features
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Changing Key Switches Whenever You Want: Helix layout with Kailh Choc hotswap sockets (64 keys Ortholinear Layout)
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Enhanced Wireless Capability: With native support for power-saving nice!view or other memory-in-pixel displays, ensuring efficient power management and extended battery life.
- Improved Battery Management: Power switches and JST battery sockets have been added to the FelixKeeb. These additions make it easier to control power supply and facilitate seamless battery replacement.
- Compatible with the original Helix firmware
The pre-built Wireless FelixKeeb MX Split keyboard includes
- All the components will be soldered to the PCB, including
- Bluetooth nice!nano v2 controllers
- (optional) Sharp Memory-in-Pixel displays
- Diodes
- MX hotswap sockets
- Battery sockets
- Power switches
- Reset buttons
- Controller and display are socketed - Replace or reuse the core components without difficulty & extra room for batteries for the 401230 battery fits under the controller perfectly
- Pre-flashed ZMK firmware
Important Notes
- Battery Requirement: This keyboard does not ship with batteries. Please purchase a pair of 301230 or 401230 batteries with JST-PH connectors and the correct polarity from local stores.
- Wireless-Only: This is a wireless keyboard and cannot be used as a wired keyboard.
- Switch Compatibility: It is not compatible with the low profile Kailh Choc v1, v2 or Gateron GLP key switches.
- Firmware & Keymap Configuration:
- Requires compiling ZMK firmware using command-line tools or GitHub Actions.
- QMK and QMK Toolbox are not supported in this wireless version.
- DIY Assembly Required: Assembly of the case and keycaps must be done manually using a screwdriver.
Original Project & License: https://github.com/beekeeb/FelixKeeb