KBDFans Cat vs Tofu60% or TKL

The Cat is a 60% ANSI DIY kit, while the TOFU is an 80% ANSI keyboard. The TOFU also lists features such as hot-swap, Hall Effect, RGB, and a screen.

No, the Cat's compatibility rules say its switches are soldered. Changing switches requires soldering.

The TOFU's compatibility rule says it accepts magnetic switches only, and standard MX switches will not fit. Check the switch type before choosing parts for a build.

No, the TOFU's compatibility rules specify that it has no numpad. Its listed 80% layout is larger than the Cat's 60% layout.

The Cat's compatibility rules say its compact layout has no dedicated arrow keys or function row. That layout also has no numpad.

The Cat has the smaller listed layout at 60%, compared with the TOFU's 80% layout. The TOFU is listed at 4900 g, so the Cat is the more compact choice based on the available size information.

The TOFU metadata lists Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz connectivity, as well as wired use. Its vendor description also describes a dual-mode wireless PCB option with a 1000 mAh battery.

The vendor describes top mount and PCB gasket mount options for the TOFU. The product metadata also lists top mount, and the vendor describes silicone dampeners and a force break system.

The metadata lists an aluminum case and aluminum, carbon fiber, polycarbonate, and steel plate materials. The vendor description also lists FR4 plate options.

The TOFU metadata lists an integrated wrist rest. The Cat's product listing does not list a wrist rest.

The TOFU is the more practical fit if you want a larger layout, since it is listed as 80% and the Cat is 60%. The Cat's compatibility rules specifically note that it lacks a function row and dedicated arrow keys.

Yes, RGB is listed for the TOFU. The Cat is listed without RGB.