Qwertykeys Neo80 Mechanical Keyboard

The Neo80 stands out with its premium aluminium case, support for both ISO and ANSI layouts, and a screwless assembly thanks to innovative magnetic connectors and ball-catch mechanisms. Its customizable mounting options, including gasket, O-ring, and sandwich mount, let you tailor the typing feel to your preference.

Yes, the Neo80 supports both ISO and ANSI layouts. Its PCB is designed for multi-layout compatibility, so you can use either ISO or ANSI keycap sets, making it a versatile choice for enthusiasts around the world.

The Tri-Mode PCB lets you connect your keyboard via USB-C cable, 2.4 GHz wireless (with included dongle), or Bluetooth. This flexibility allows you to seamlessly switch between devices and choose the connection method that best fits your needs.

Absolutely! The screwless design, paired with magnetically attached components, makes assembly and disassembly straightforward—even for first-time builders. The kit includes everything you need for the build except switches and keycaps, which you can choose to suit your taste.

The Neo80 offers gasket mount, gummy O-ring mount, and sandwich mount configurations. Each provides a different typing feel: gasket and O-ring mounts offer a softer, cushioned keystroke, while sandwich mount delivers a firmer, more traditional response. You can experiment with these to find your ideal balance of softness and sound.

Yes, the keyboard features an RGB Orbit logo above the arrow keys, adding a unique visual accent. You can configure lighting effects and other features using VIA, thanks to the QMK-based firmware.

The Neo80 offers plates in aluminium, FR4, POM, PC, and carbon fiber. Each material impacts the typing sound and firmness: carbon fiber is the firmest with a crisp sound, while PC is the softest with a deeper tone. This lets you fine-tune your keyboard’s acoustics and tactile feedback.

Yes, a set of 80% PCB clip-in Neo stabilizers is included in the kit. These are designed to reduce rattle and provide smooth keypresses for larger keys like the spacebar, shift, and enter.

The Neo80 runs on QMK firmware and supports VIA for real-time key mapping and macro customization. This makes it easy to personalize your layout, lighting, and shortcuts without any programming knowledge.

No, the Neo80 is a barebone kit, so switches and keycaps must be purchased separately. This allows you to select your favorite switch type and keycap style for a truly personalized typing experience.

With its solid aluminium construction and included weight, the Neo80 is noticeably substantial. This weight helps keep the keyboard stable during intense typing sessions and adds a premium, robust feel to your setup.

Yes, the Tri-Mode PCB makes it simple to toggle between wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4 GHz wireless connections. You can quickly change modes to suit your workflow or device without hassle.

The Orbit LED, positioned above the arrow keys, serves as a subtle yet distinctive visual feature. It can be customized to display different lighting effects, adding personality to your keyboard without being distracting.