Onigiri is a low-profile, wireless 60% keyboard inspired by the HHKB layout. It features a sleek design, integrated plate, Gateron KS-27/KS-33 switches, and a 35-segment LED display.
Community Sentiment
High Interest
Positive57%
Neutral29%
Negative14%
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Community Feedback & Sentiment
High Interest
Positive–57%•Neutral–29%•Negative–14%
Positive (4)
"Users love the design and wireless features."
"Positive feedback about having a somewhat standard layout."
"Excitement for the low profile HHKB style."
"Interest in the project and design choices."
Negative (1)
"Criticism of the bottom row layout and concerns about key placement."
Suggestions (2)
Consider offering a split backspace option.
Raise the height of the case to better conceal gaps.
Questions (2)
Will the final version have visible switches from the side?
Concerns about sound characteristics and rattling.
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Duckeebs Analysis
The thread has a total of 7 unique comments. The positive comments significantly outweigh the negative ones, indicating strong interest. The constructive suggestions reflect community engagement.
Project Specs
- Name
- Onigiri (IC)
- Release year
- -
- Switch Options
- Gateron KS-27/KS-33
- Profile
- -
- Layout Size
- 60%
- Layout Standard
- -
- Layout Ergonomics
- 3.5° Typing angle
- Connection
- Wireless (BLE 5.4)
- Polling Rate
- -
- Battery capacity
- 2000mAh
- Mount Style
- Integrated
- Case Colors
- White, Black, Blue, possibly more
- Case Material
- 6061 Aluminium, Milled Polycarbonate
- Keycaps Material
- -
- Dimensions
- -
- Weight
- -
- Hot Swappable
- Yes
- Knob Support
- No
- Display Support
- Yes
- Mac/Win Support
- -
- Multi-Media Keys
- -
- USB-C
- -
- USB passthrough
- -
- Hall Effect Support
- -
- QMK Support
- Yes
- VIA Support
- No
- N-Key Rollover
- -
- Rapid Trigger
- -
- Screw-in Stabilizers
- -
- Sound Dampening
- -
- Backlight
- Yes
