Keebwerk Synth Labs 060 vs KBDFans Tofu60% or TKL

The Keebwerk Synth Labs 060 is a 60% keyboard, while the KBDFans Tofu is an 80% ANSI board. The Synth Labs 060 is the more compact choice by layout.

The Tofu lists Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz connectivity, as well as wired use. The Synth Labs 060 is listed as wired only.

No, the Tofu's compatibility rule specifies magnetic switches only, and says standard MX switches will not fit. Check the switch type before choosing this board.

Yes, hot-swappable support is listed for the Synth Labs 060. Its vendor listing describes a choice between an RGB hot-swap PCB and a solder PCB.

The Keebwerk Synth Labs 060 is listed with a gasket mount. Its vendor description specifies Poron gaskets in two hardnesses, while the Tofu is listed with a top mount.

The Synth Labs 060 is listed at 1900 g, while the Tofu is listed at 5000 g. The Synth Labs 060 is lighter by those listed weights.

Its listed plate options include aluminum, brass, FR4, polycarbonate, and POM. The vendor listing also says a plate is included and selected from FR4, PC, or POM.

No, its compatibility rule says there is no numpad. The Tofu is listed as an 80% keyboard.

Both keyboards list VIA support. The Synth Labs 060 also lists QMK, while the Tofu lists VIAL as an additional feature.

The Synth Labs 060 is the more compact and lighter option, with a 60% layout and listed weight of 1900 g. The Tofu has an 80% layout and a listed weight of 5000 g.

Both are listed as DIY kit or barebones products. The Synth Labs vendor listing says switches and keycaps are not included, and the Tofu vendor description also identifies it as a barebone kit without switches or keycaps.

The Synth Labs 060 is a 60% board, compared with the Tofu's 80% layout, so it has the smaller layout footprint. The Synth Labs 060 is also listed as lighter, at 1900 g versus 5000 g.