LeleDesign Lelelab Maxum 65 R2 vs Nuxroskb 84Wireless 65% vs TKL Custom Kit

Only the Lelelab Maxum 65 R2 offers wireless connectivity. Its vendor description confirms it supports Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz wireless, and USB. The Nuxroskb 84 is a wired-only keyboard.

Yes, the Nuxroskb 84's PCB natively supports both QMK and VIA firmware according to its product listing. This allows for deep key remapping and macro programming. The Lelelab Maxum 65 R2 uses proprietary LeleConsole software.

The Lelelab Maxum 65 R2 is a 65% keyboard, which is compact and lacks a function row and dedicated navigation cluster. The Nuxroskb 84 is an 80% (TKL) keyboard, retaining the function row, arrow keys, and navigation cluster while removing the number pad.

Yes, both keyboards offer hot-swappable PCB options. The Maxum 65 R2 comes with a hot-swappable PCB. For the Nuxroskb 84, you can select a hotswap ANSI or ISO PCB during purchase, or choose a solderable PCB.

The Lelelab Maxum 65 R2 uses a gasket mount system, which typically provides a softer, more cushioned typing feel. The Nuxroskb 84 uses a top mount as standard but also offers an optional PCBsnap system for a softer gasket-like feel.

The Maxum 65 R2 kit includes an aluminum frame, acrylic top panel, FR4 plate, and various foams (Poron, IXPE) and a silicone sound-damping insert. The Nuxroskb 84 kit includes an aluminum or polycarbonate case, a choice of plates, a metal weight, and Poron isolation pads.

Both are designed for good acoustics but take different approaches. The Maxum 65 R2 includes pre-cut foam and silicone dampening materials. The Nuxroskb 84 offers many plate material choices (POM, PC, FR4, etc.) which significantly affect sound, and its design aims to eliminate case ping.

No. According to the vendor page, the Nuxroskb 84 is currently sold out and was sold through a group buy with an estimated ship date in Q2 2026. The Lelelab Maxum 65 R2 is listed as in stock and ready to ship.

The Nuxroskb 84 has a specified typing angle of 9 degrees. The typing angle for the Lelelab Maxum 65 R2 is not explicitly stated in the provided specifications or description.

Yes, both keyboards feature RGB lighting. The Lelelab Maxum 65 R2 supports RGB underglow, switch lighting, and backlighting. The Nuxroskb 84's PCB includes RGB underglow.

The Lelelab Maxum 65 R2 is more portable due to its smaller 65% size, wireless capability, and built-in battery. The Nuxroskb 84 is larger, wired-only, and very heavy (starting at 3.8kg unbuilt), though it does include a carrying case.

Both use standard keycap layouts. The Lelelab Maxum 65 R2 uses a standard ANSI 65% layout. The Nuxroskb 84 is available in both ANSI and ISO layouts, and in WK (with Windows key) or WKL (Windows keyless) styles, affecting the bottom row.