KeebMaker Sweep Bling Split Keyboard

The 34-key layout minimizes finger travel, keeping your hands centered and reducing the need to reach across a large board. It relies on layers—accessed via thumb keys—to handle numbers, symbols, and function keys, which can significantly improve typing efficiency once you build the muscle memory.

Yes, the Sweep Bling features hot-swappable sockets. You can easily pull out and replace the switches without any soldering, making it simple to experiment with different tactile or linear feels.

It is a steep learning curve. If you are new to split, columnar keyboards, expect a period of adjustment as you adapt to the non-staggered key alignment and the reliance on layers for common characters.

This board uses the MBK keycap profile, which is specifically designed for low-profile switches. These caps have a uniform, flat shape that provides a consistent typing surface across the entire board.

While 3D-printed PLA is lightweight, it is surprisingly durable for daily desk use. It offers a unique, matte texture that feels solid, though it lacks the heavy, premium weight of an aluminum or acrylic case.

The two halves connect to each other using a TRRS cable. You then connect the keyboard to your computer via a USB-C cable for wired use, or utilize its wireless capabilities depending on your specific setup.