Gondo and Jake from P3D have collaborated to introduce an affordable Southpaw split PCB keyboard featuring a left-side number pad and 65% right side. The project is in early stages with options for RGB lighting, USB C connectors, and additional layout compatibility. Feedback is encouraged through their interest check form.
Community Sentiment
High Interest
Positive67%
Neutral17%
Negative17%
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Community Feedback & Sentiment
High Interest
Positive–67%•Neutral–17%•Negative–17%
Positive (4)
"Users filled out the form and expressed excitement for multiple units."
"One user appreciates the potential affordability of the split southpaw keyboard."
"Another user is looking forward to updates and appreciates the concept."
"Community members shared enthusiasm for various features like hotswap options."
Negative (1)
"Concerns were raised about hotswap compatibility with preferred layout configurations."
Suggestions (2)
Include the ability to choose the layout for hotswap sockets.
Consider isolation of arrow keys on the right-hand side.
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Duckeebs Analysis
The thread has 6 unique replies, with a strong positive sentiment dominating the feedback. There was one mention of layout concerns, but overall users are engaged and excited about the project.
Project Specs
- Name
- Southpaw Split PCB (IC)
- Release year
- -
- Material
- -
- Compatibility
- Split layout, Mirrored numpad support, ISO support
- Dimensions
- -
- Weight
- -
- Microprocessor
- Atmega
- Open source
- Yes
- USB Type-C
- Yes
- Hotswap
- -
- RGB Support
- Potential for underglow or per-key lighting
- Protection Features
- Overcurrent, Overvoltage, ESD, TVS
- Solder Type
- THT
