Your build
Compatibility
1 problem to fix
Some of these parts won't work together. Each problem is explained below. There's also 1 thing to check.
This board needs about 62 switches, plus a few spares.
Base
A barebones kit, or a case and PCB. Most loose-part builds add a plate too.
Barebones kit
Choosing a kit replaces your case, PCB and plate.
Choose a barebones kitOptional. A case, PCB and plate sold together, usually with stabilizers. The simplest way to start.
Case
Choose a caseSets the size, the weight and how the insides are mounted, and shapes a lot of the sound.
PCB
Choose a PCBThe circuit board. It decides hot-swap or solder, which layouts you can use, and the firmware.
Plate
Feel
Switches and keycaps, plus stabilizers when you're building from loose parts.
Switches
About 62 needed.
Choose switchesHow every key feels and much of how it sounds: linear, tactile or clicky.
Keycaps
Keychron Low Profile Double-Shot PBT LSA Keycap Set (Version 2)Low profile · PBT · ANSI
Won't fit
≈£18List price, converted- Won't fit: Keychron Low Profile Double-Shot PBT LSA Keycap Set (Version 2) don't include ISO keys (tall Enter, short left Shift, extra key).
- Check: Keychron Low Profile Double-Shot PBT LSA Keycap Set (Version 2) aren't listed as covering 60% boards. Check the kit contents.
Stabilizers
Choose stabilizersKeep the long keys (space, Shift, Enter, Backspace) level and stop them rattling.
Extras
All optional.
Foam & mods
Add foam or modsOptional. Case and PCB foam to take out hollowness and ping.
Cable
Choose a cableOptional. USB-C cables: coiled, aviator or plain.
Tools & accessories
Add tools and accessoriesOptional. Switch pullers, openers, lube and brushes.
1 problem to fix
≈£18