Wired In Sonoma

The Wired In Sonoma features a 65% layout, which strikes a balance between compactness and functionality. This layout includes dedicated arrow keys and essential navigation keys, making it ideal for users who want a smaller keyboard without sacrificing important keys.

The Sonoma is designed with a fixed typing angle of 6.8°, which provides a comfortable ergonomic position for most users. This angle helps reduce wrist strain during long typing sessions, combining comfort with an efficient typing posture.

The Sonoma offers case options in anodised aluminium (6063) and frosted polycarbonate. Aluminium cases provide a sturdy, premium feel with a slightly heavier weight and a more solid sound profile, while polycarbonate cases are lighter with a softer, more muted acoustics, enhancing typing comfort and sound preferences.

The Sonoma uses a proprietary gasket mount system with silicone gaskets in two durometers (50A and 80A). This mounting style cushions the plate and PCB, reducing vibrations and creating a softer, more cushioned typing experience that many users find satisfying and less fatiguing.

Yes, the Sonoma supports a USB-C hotswap daughterboard, allowing you to easily swap out switches without soldering. This feature is perfect for enthusiasts who like to experiment with different switch types or want to replace switches quickly.

You can select from aluminium, carbon fibre, or FR4 plates for the Sonoma. Aluminium plates provide a firm, crisp feel with a sharper sound, carbon fibre offers a lightweight and slightly softer typing experience with a unique acoustic signature, and FR4 gives a balanced feel with moderate sound dampening.

The Sonoma measures approximately 115.8 mm in height and 339.6 mm (top) / 325.8 mm (bottom) in width, making it a compact 65% keyboard. Its size is great for saving desk space while still providing a comfortable layout for both typing and gaming.

Absolutely. The Sonoma's PCB is compatible with QMK and VIA firmware, enabling extensive customization of key mappings, macros, and lighting settings. This makes it a versatile choice for users who want to tailor their keyboard to specific workflows or preferences.

The Sonoma offers weight options in stainless steel (polished, coated, or black PVD) and coated copper. These weights add significant heft to the keyboard, enhancing its stability on the desk and contributing to a premium, solid feel during use.

Yes, the Sonoma includes Poron force breaks and silicone gaskets which help dampen vibrations and reduce unwanted noise. Combined with the choice of case and plate materials, these features allow for a quieter and more refined typing sound.