The Blue Ridge is a custom keyboard kit designed by Clever Keebs, featuring electro-capacitive (EC) technology and O-ring mounted keys. It integrates housing for a sleek design and supports MX keycap compatibility. The standard kit is priced at $450, while a premium version with a stainless steel dual finish weight costs $485. At launch, five color options will be available: Blue Mist, Autumn Amber, Pine Green, Smoke Grey, and Valley Fog. A production run is underway, with expected completion in March 2025. The Blue Ridge aims to provide a unique typing experience, combining innovative features with aesthetic variety.

Blue Ridge HHKB

The Wing is a 60% EC/MX gasket-mount mechanical keyboard inspired by the iconic rear wing of the Ferrari F40. Designed for a bold and resonant typing experience, it features multiple material options including polycarbonate for a louder sound, aluminum for a refined feel, and stainless steel or brass for a heavy, resonant experience. The keyboard offers various layouts, a detachable Wing Bar for an adjustable typing angle, and an integrated palm rest for comfort. Customization options include different materials for the top case, bottom case, and plate, as well as several colorways in development. The Wing is designed for those who appreciate a dynamic and engaging typing experience.

The Wing

The Enso-E is a custom split ergonomic keyboard designed with a unique HHKB layout that features a separated bottom row. It supports both EC and MX switches through a hybrid PCB, allowing for versatile typing experiences. The keyboard is designed for easy assembly with a pogo pin connection that eliminates the need for wires. 

It boasts a bottom gasket mount and isolation mount with custom-molded silicone tabs, providing a comfortable 8.125° typing angle and a front height of 17.3 mm. The design is inspired by Japanese zen gardens, emphasizing a beautiful asymmetry.

Constructed from premium materials, the main body can be made of aluminum or titanium, while the bottom weight options include aluminum, stainless steel, brass, or copper. The top shell is available in injection-molded polycarbonate with various finishes. Additional features include magnetically attached accent borders and optional silicone components to enhance typing feel.

The Enso-E is expected to launch in a group buy in Q4 2025, with base model pricing starting around $450 and high-end configurations potentially reaching $1200.