Qwertykeys Ergo

The Qwertykeys Ergo Alice features a unique split and angled layout designed to reduce strain on your wrists and promote a more natural hand position while typing. Unlike traditional straight keyboards, the Alice layout helps make long typing sessions more comfortable and ergonomic.

Yes! The Qwertykeys Ergo Alice is compatible with both Windows and Mac systems. Its QMK-based firmware and VIA support allow you to easily remap keys or adjust layouts to suit your operating system preferences.

Absolutely. The Qwertykeys Ergo Alice comes with a tri-mode PCB that supports wired USB-C, 2.4 GHz wireless with a USB dongle, and Bluetooth. This means you can switch between devices or connection types seamlessly.

Yes, the keyboard features hot-swappable sockets, allowing you to easily swap out mechanical switches without soldering. This makes customizing your typing feel and sound straightforward and beginner-friendly.

The Qwertykeys Ergo Alice uses an innovative gasket mount system, specifically tailored for the Alice layout. This mounting style helps provide a consistent, cushioned typing feel and improved acoustics across the keyboard.

One standout feature is its screwless design! Thanks to the ball-catch mechanism and magnetic connectors, you can assemble or disassemble the keyboard without traditional screws. This makes building or modifying your keyboard quick and hassle-free.

Yes, the Qwertykeys Ergo Alice offers several plate material options, including PP, PC, POM, FR4, aluminum, and carbon fiber. Each material offers a unique typing feel and sound, so you can select the one that best matches your preferences.

Definitely! The hot-swap sockets, easy assembly, and VIA configurability make it an excellent choice for newcomers to custom keyboards. Plus, the ergonomic layout can help reduce fatigue for those new to mechanical keyboards.

With two 2200mAh batteries included, the Qwertykeys Ergo Alice offers impressive battery life. Users typically enjoy several days of wireless use before needing to recharge, depending on usage patterns and connection mode.

The Qwertykeys Ergo Alice is sold as a barebone kit, which means it does not include keycaps or switches. This allows you to personalize the keyboard further by choosing the exact switches and keycaps that suit your typing style and aesthetic.

You can customize nearly every aspect: from the switch and keycap selection to plate material and layout configuration via VIA. The flexible firmware also allows for advanced macros, remapping, and per-key lighting adjustments if supported by your hardware choices.

Yes, the layout is designed to accommodate popular Alice layout variations, including a split left shift and optional arrow keys, giving you even more flexibility in how you set up your keyboard.

Thanks to its gasket mount design and multiple foam layers (case, PCB, and PE foam included), the Qwertykeys Ergo Alice offers a satisfying typing sound. The overall acoustics can be fine-tuned further with your choice of plate material and switches.

With QMK firmware and VIA compatibility, programming or remapping keys is a breeze. You can use the intuitive VIA interface to make changes on the fly, without needing to flash firmware or use complicated software.

The Qwertykeys Ergo Alice boasts a robust aluminum case and a minimalist external weight for stability, but it is still compact enough to be portable. Plus, it comes with a carrying case, making it easy to take your ergonomic setup wherever you go.