Reviung41 Ergo 40% Keyboard Kit
Designed by gtips (@GTIPS_SH) of reviung.com.
The designer declined the offer to receive a portion of the proceeds from every sale. A donation in designer’s name will be set up instead. If you have a suggestion for a worthy mk-related cause, please get in touch! I already support the QMK Foundation with 2 separate monthly donations, so might just set up a third one 🙂
Build your very own compact custom ergonomic keyboard from scratch!
- Ergo 40% layout
- Hotswap PCB using Kailh sockets
- Uses a Pro Micro-compatible controller
- Includes a FR4 switch plate and bottom plate (can be built as is, without any acrylic parts)
- RGB backlight/underglow
- Lead-free tinned finish, black solder mask
Build guide (in Japanese, but Google Translate makes it useable)
Kit includes:
- Main PCB
- Bottom plate made from PCB material (FR4)
- FR4 switch plate
- 41x SMD switching diode (+ a couple of extras)
- 41x Kailh hotswap socket
- 1x reset switch
- Brass standoffs and screws
- Acrylic cover
Also required, but not included:
- 1x Pro Micro controller (or compatible: Elite-C, Proton C, nice!nano etc.)
- 41x Cherry MX (or compatible) switches
Other optional parts not included:
- 1x 2u PCB-mount stabilizer
- 11x WS2812B RGB LEDs
- Other acrylic parts shown in the GitHub repository (bottom/middle layers etc.)
Anas Bensaci (verified owner) –
A very nice board for those looking to try something in the 40% area. Very fun to build as well as it takes a bit of intricate soldering on the SMDs. Although I couldn’t get the reset button to fit in between the layers. It was constantly pushed in when I screwed the board together. So I removed it entirely, which isn’t a problem as long as you have a pair of tweezers to use when flashing.