QwertyKeys Neo Keyboard

The PCB gasket mount offers a softer, more flexible typing feel by suspending the PCB on silicone gaskets, while the isolated top mount provides a firmer, more consistent typing experience. You can switch between these two mounting styles depending on your preference for flex and feedback.

No, the Neo 60 is engineered with a sophisticated acoustic chamber and internal locking structure that minimizes case ping naturally. You can achieve a high-quality sound profile without the need for additional foam.

Yes, the Neo 60 is compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux. Since it uses VIA for customization, you can easily remap keys and configure layers regardless of your OS.

Yes, this is a barebones kit, meaning it does not come with switches or keycaps. You will need to purchase standard mechanical switches and keycaps separately to complete the build.

Choosing a full brass or copper bottom case adds significant weight to the keyboard, which helps keep it stable on your desk. These materials also subtly influence the acoustic profile, typically resulting in a deeper, more resonant sound compared to lighter materials.

The Neo 60 is fully compatible with VIA, an open-source software that allows you to remap keys, create macros, and manage lighting layers in real-time. Simply plug in your keyboard, open the VIA web interface or app, and make your adjustments.