NuxrosKB Kraze65

The Kraze65 is a compact mechanical keyboard built around a tri-mode hot-swap PCB. Its design comes from a collaboration with Kezawa, bringing together a practical keyboard platform and enthusiast-focused features.

The Kraze65 PCB supports three connection modes, giving you more than one way to connect the keyboard. The specific connection types are not listed in the available product details, so check the keyboard’s documentation for the supported modes and setup instructions.

Yes. The hot-swap PCB is designed to let you replace compatible switches without soldering. Check switch compatibility before installing replacements, and remove each switch carefully to avoid bending its pins.

The Kraze65 uses a PC, or polycarbonate, plate. Compared with a rigid metal plate, polycarbonate is generally more flexible, which can give the keyboard a softer feel while typing. The exact sound and feel also depend on the switches and keycaps you use.

Yes. Batteries are part of the listed configuration. For details about charging, battery capacity, and expected runtime, consult the product documentation, as those specifications are not provided here.

The foam kit gives you materials for adjusting the keyboard’s internal acoustics. Depending on how it is installed, foam can help reduce hollow or resonant sounds, letting you fine-tune the Kraze65’s typing sound.

Yes. The hot-swap PCB makes it easier to experiment with compatible switches, while the foam kit offers another way to adjust the sound. Keycaps and switch choice will also influence the overall typing feel and acoustics.

The Kraze keyboard is described as a collaborative project with Kezawa. Its enthusiast-oriented feature set includes a PC plate, a tri-mode hot-swap PCB, batteries, and a foam kit.