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Interest Checks / Re: [IC] 618 By Zepsody - An Extended 1800 Keyboard
« Last post by EdgeOfInfinity on Tue, 01 July 2025, 12:29:00 »RIP this & Vantage 
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Keyboards / Re: Let's discusscapacitive keyboards that are being crowdfunded，an amount of $89
« Last post by Mine on Tue, 01 July 2025, 08:12:25 »I noticed that this keyboard started crowdfunding yesterday, and here are some updated photos. Is anyone interested? It seems to offer other PCB layout options; I saw both 60% and 87% PCBs. The link says it can provide DIY CAD drawings. Is it difficult to DIY a capacitive keyboard?
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Off Topic / Re: $80 games.
« Last post by Natividad on Tue, 01 July 2025, 07:58:03 »Triple-A pricing doesn’t always mean triple-A quality anymore.
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Interest Checks / Re: [IC] QFRL100 - New Render and Colors added!
« Last post by Ape on Tue, 01 July 2025, 07:29:54 »
Oh well - the other colors look good as well!
Looking forward to the next updates!
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Off Topic / Re: New Computer Day
« Last post by tp4tissue on Tue, 01 July 2025, 07:16:12 »Yea, Dark ages looks gud, but Tp4 feels like eternal already mastered the mechanics AND it runs 300fps easily at 1080p.
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Off Topic / Re: What's Bothering You? (The thread about what is bothering you.)
« Last post by tp4tissue on Tue, 01 July 2025, 07:11:09 »They never told Tp4 that the hardest thing in doin' dat a capitalism is the amount of day, afternoon, night alcohol.
Seriously what is up with making money, then deciding alcohol+++.
Long term, it seems virtually impossible to avoid alcohol-ism.
Also very weary of "tea", it's droogs-lite. The source of all conflict.
Seriously what is up with making money, then deciding alcohol+++.
Long term, it seems virtually impossible to avoid alcohol-ism.
Also very weary of "tea", it's droogs-lite. The source of all conflict.
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Interest Checks / Re: [IC] Syrin TKL - An HHKB TKL?
« Last post by ivanh98 on Tue, 01 July 2025, 07:02:35 »hhkb floodgates are opening for keepoto it seems. the back design with patina looks great!
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Interest Checks / Re: [IC] Syrin TKL - An HHKB TKL?
« Last post by DirtyGingy on Tue, 01 July 2025, 06:54:12 »I'm a diehard winkey user, but this does look cool
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Interest Checks / [IC] Syrin TKL - An HHKB TKL?
« Last post by ClickClack.io on Tue, 01 July 2025, 06:45:56 »Interest Check Form
Syrin TKL
by Rien
Post edited by Click Clack
The design inspiration of this keyboard comes from "reeds" found in nature.
Introduction
We often see it by the lake or beside the river. Its branches stand upright upwards while its leaves hang downwards. When the wind blows, its posture is particularly beautiful. We believe this state is suitable to be displayed on the side of the keyboard.
Index
- Design
- Structure and Layout
- Specifications
- Colorways
- More Photos
- Pricing and Vendors
- Follow the development
Design
Due to the limitations of processing technology and production costs, we designed the sides of the keyboard as multiple small arcs, and protruded the lines at the junction points to present the elegance of reeds. At the same time, the rear end of the keyboard is designed with an open structure, creating a tall and upright posture like reeds.
The conventional way of handling keyboard weight distribution is to place the weight at the top, but this results in an unbalanced keyboard with a heavy top and a light bottom.
During the design phase, we aimed for visual harmony in the keyboard and to achieve a weight ratio of 50:50 for the upper and lower parts of the keyboard. Therefore, the weight was placed at the bottom of the keyboard's back.
By rotating the lines on the side, a "island" is formed at the bottom. Use rounded corners to smooth out the lines to make them resemble ripples of water.
We adopted a concealed screw design and used magnetic FPC, which made the keyboard more streamlined and reduced the assembly complexity.
Structure and Layout
Exploded View:
The fixation methods of the keyboard are GASKET and TOP.
Customize two types of silicone covers to enable the switching between GAS and TOP.
The FR4 diaphragms are isolated within the frame walls to ensure a smooth interior space for the keyboard, reduce sound rebound, and leave a gap to counteract the internal cavity sound.
PCB Layout:
Hot-swap
Solder:
Shell Layout:
HHKB:
WKL:
Component parts:
Shell (Shell, Weight, Sign plate)
PCB (mother board and magnet daughter board)
Pate (Alu/PC/FR4)
Poron
Silicone gasket
Other accessories
Specifications
Size: 356.2x135.6x32.4mm
Front Height: 17mm
Slope gradient: 8°
PCB: Hotswap or solder with VIA.
Colorways
Silver:
Ice Blue:
Dark Blue:
Lilac:
Pink:
Burgundy:
Weight Colors:
Brass (Heated Color):
Stainless Steel (PVD Silver):
Stainless Steel (Matte Silver):
Stainless Steel (Cut Marks):
More Photos
Pricing and Vendors
Group Buy Details
Time：TBD
Form：Open GB in Limited Time Window
Pricing:
Estimated Price: $320-$330
Vendors:
- The USA and Rest of the world: Click Clack
- UK: ProtoTypist
- OCE: TORO
- EU: Keygem
- SEA: Ktechs
- CA: Unikeys
More will be updated.
Join ClickClack’s Discord for the latest updates, discussions, and questions:
Fill in Interest Check Form:
Follow ClickClack's IG for other new projects:
Syrin TKL
by Rien
Post edited by Click Clack
The design inspiration of this keyboard comes from "reeds" found in nature.
Introduction
We often see it by the lake or beside the river. Its branches stand upright upwards while its leaves hang downwards. When the wind blows, its posture is particularly beautiful. We believe this state is suitable to be displayed on the side of the keyboard.
Index
- Design
- Structure and Layout
- Specifications
- Colorways
- More Photos
- Pricing and Vendors
- Follow the development
Design
Due to the limitations of processing technology and production costs, we designed the sides of the keyboard as multiple small arcs, and protruded the lines at the junction points to present the elegance of reeds. At the same time, the rear end of the keyboard is designed with an open structure, creating a tall and upright posture like reeds.
The conventional way of handling keyboard weight distribution is to place the weight at the top, but this results in an unbalanced keyboard with a heavy top and a light bottom.
During the design phase, we aimed for visual harmony in the keyboard and to achieve a weight ratio of 50:50 for the upper and lower parts of the keyboard. Therefore, the weight was placed at the bottom of the keyboard's back.
By rotating the lines on the side, a "island" is formed at the bottom. Use rounded corners to smooth out the lines to make them resemble ripples of water.
We adopted a concealed screw design and used magnetic FPC, which made the keyboard more streamlined and reduced the assembly complexity.
Structure and Layout
Exploded View:
The fixation methods of the keyboard are GASKET and TOP.
Customize two types of silicone covers to enable the switching between GAS and TOP.
The FR4 diaphragms are isolated within the frame walls to ensure a smooth interior space for the keyboard, reduce sound rebound, and leave a gap to counteract the internal cavity sound.
PCB Layout:
Hot-swap
Solder:
Shell Layout:
HHKB:
WKL:
Component parts:
Shell (Shell, Weight, Sign plate)
PCB (mother board and magnet daughter board)
Pate (Alu/PC/FR4)
Poron
Silicone gasket
Other accessories
Specifications
Size: 356.2x135.6x32.4mm
Front Height: 17mm
Slope gradient: 8°
PCB: Hotswap or solder with VIA.
Colorways
Silver:
Ice Blue:
Dark Blue:
Lilac:
Pink:
Burgundy:
Weight Colors:
Brass (Heated Color):
Stainless Steel (PVD Silver):
Stainless Steel (Matte Silver):
Stainless Steel (Cut Marks):
More Photos
Pricing and Vendors
Group Buy Details
Time：TBD
Form：Open GB in Limited Time Window
Pricing:
Estimated Price: $320-$330
Vendors:
- The USA and Rest of the world: Click Clack
- UK: ProtoTypist
- OCE: TORO
- EU: Keygem
- SEA: Ktechs
- CA: Unikeys
More will be updated.
Join ClickClack’s Discord for the latest updates, discussions, and questions:
Fill in Interest Check Form:
Follow ClickClack's IG for other new projects:
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Interest Checks / Re: [IC] DCS Dolch [On Hold-will run sometime in 2025 w kit update]
« Last post by Chochigum on Tue, 01 July 2025, 03:53:36 »Dolch, DCS and BAE? what a heavenly combination. I'd love to see a R3 1.75u Enter key as that enables even more 40%s compatibility