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Keyboards

A keyboard layout commonly used in the U.S. and other parts of the world, featuring a wide, single-row Enter key.

A keyboard layout primarily used in Europe, featuring a tall, two-row Enter key and other differences, such as a different placement for the backslash key.

Knob

Rotary Encoder

Case Keyboards

A control knob for functions like volume and lighting brightness, found on some keyboards. In certain cases, it can be customized for additional functions.

JST / Ribbon Cables

Case Keyboards

Connection cables between the PCB and the Daughterboard or battery in wireless keyboards. These connections can be delicate and require careful handling during assembly or upgrades.

Barebone

Case Keyboards

Custom keyboards that come without switches or keycaps, and in some cases, even without a PCB—requiring you to purchase all these components separately based on your preferences.

Pre-built

Case Keyboards

A keyboard that comes fully assembled with all components and is ready to use straight out of the box. This differs from terms like Kit, Barebone, or Custom keyboards, which refer to keyboards that come without switches, keycaps, and sometimes even stabilizers, plates, or PCBs — requiring you to purchase and assemble the components yourself.