The Chocofly is an ergonomic monosplit keyboard with 4x6 column staggered keys, 4 thumb keys and 2 additional inner keys for the index finger (60 keys total) plus one rotary encoder.
The main idea of the Chocofly is to be thin and suitable for "sonshi"-style usage (putting it ontop the laptop keyboard). It is also pretty minimalistic - no LEDs/OLEDs/labels on keycaps/wires... and in my build it even has no case. It's just a pcb with switches on top of it and small silicone legs on the bottom. And this setup works pefectly! Well, for me at least.
Notable features:
- Kailh Choc V1 switches support (both hotswap and non-hotswap - in one PCB).
- Not very common 19x18mm switch spacing, which gives even gaps between the switches horizontally and vertically, but keeping the overal size similar to layouts with Cherry MX spacing.
- Non-agressive column stagger with just a little bit fan-angled 5th and 6th columns.
- Fancy-shmancy "flying" design.
Chocofly v1.
Chocofly v1 PCB.
Chocofly v2 PCB.
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TODO.
- Version 2.0.
- PCB Status: tested, OK.
- Version 1.1.
- PCB.
- top cover (Same as v1.0).
- bottom plate (Same as v1.0).
- Version 1.0.
- Known issues:
- PCB.
- top cover.
- bottom plate.
Is here.
TODO.
See similar https://github.com/vlkv/avalanche#build-instructions
- Notes about the default keyboard layout.
- ZMK for wireless builds.
- QMK for wired builds.
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