Qwertykeys Neo65 PCB

The Tri-Mode PCB supports Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and wired connections, while the Wired Hotswap PCB is limited to a USB-C connection. The Soldered PCB requires you to manually solder each switch to the board, offering a more permanent and stable connection but lacking the flexibility to swap switches easily.

Plate material significantly alters the sound and flex of your keyboard. Polycarbonate (PC) and Polypropylene (PP) offer a softer, more flexible typing experience with a deeper sound profile, while Aluminium and Carbon Fibre provide a stiffer, more rigid feel with a crisper, higher-pitched sound.

The accessory pack is optional and primarily serves users looking for additional customization or replacement parts. If you are building a standard configuration, you may not need it, but it is a useful add-on if you want extra stabilizers or specific mounting hardware.

These fillers are designed to occupy the space inside the case where a battery would typically sit if you are using a wired-only build. They add a bit of weight to the keyboard and prevent the internal cavity from sounding hollow.

These PCBs are specifically designed for the Qwertykeys Neo series. They are not universal and will not fit standard tray-mount or gasket-mount cases from other manufacturers.