The PBTfans Resonance R2 is a keyboard design inspired by the calculator design from Dieter Ram. The base kit price is around $99, with additional kits available for numpads, 40s, and spacebars. The keyboard features ABS keycaps and is compatible with Cherry MX switches and MX-style clones. The production method is doubleshot and the profile is Cherry profile. The manufacturer is PBTfans and the designer is ok-c from OpenKey Design.

PBTfans Resonance R2

The PBTfans 電氣 Runner keycap set is inspired by the iconic project Daydream ATD created by Sharp in the 1960s. Made from durable ABS material, these keycaps feature a Cherry profile and utilize a doubleshot production method, with tripleshot for JP sub-legends and UV printing for novelties. The set is designed for compatibility with Cherry MX switches and MX-style clones. It comes packaged in an ABS keycap tray with a cover. Please note that only the keycaps are included, and no keyboard is provided.

PBTfans 電氣 Runner

The KBD8X MKIII is a keyboard with a weight of 2.7kg and a raw weight of $199 to $279. It is set to launch on 10/22/2023 at 7PM Pacific Standard Time. The keyboard features mounting, an exploded view, and a PCB plate layout. It comes in various color options and includes a carrying case.

KBD8X MKIII

The KBDfans Electrostatic Keyboard 9009 PBT Dye-Sub Keycaps are compatible with topre interfaces like HHKB TYPE-S, HHKB PRO2, and HHKB JP. They are made of PBT plastic and have dye-sub printing. The keycaps are produced by KBDfans and come in different kits with varying prices, such as the Base Kit for $69, Vim Kit for $9, JP-1 Kit for $19, JP-2 Kit for $19, HHKB JP for $16, Spacebar Kit for $10, and Mod Pro Kit for $9. The delivery time is estimated to be 2 months, with production expected to be completed within one month.

KBDfans Electrostatic Keyboard 9009 PBT Dye-Sub Keycaps

Onibi is a dual mounting-style TKL (Tenkeyless) keyboard designed by Serajiman in collaboration with KBDFans, inspired by Japanese folklore. It features a comfortable 6.5-degree typing angle and an 18mm front height, combining aesthetics and functionality. The design includes elements reminiscent of a Shinto shrine, with variable filleted edges and a rounded front lip that enhance its visual appeal. The keyboard reflects the theme of Onibi, a spirit guiding lost souls, with a flaming skull motif both externally and internally.

Key specifications include a top mount and gasket dumbbell mounting style, various plate options (aluminum, carbon fiber, PC, and PEI), and a 1.6mm solder/hotswap PCB that supports VIA/VIAL/AVA. The built keyboard weighs around 3kg and comes with a packing list that includes a top and bottom case, copper weight bar, silicone gaskets, rubber feet, and a carrying case. Note that the PCB, foam kit, and plate must be purchased separately.