Extras from the Ikki68 Aurora x Zen Pond Keyboard group buy!
The Ikki68 Aurora x Zen Pond here!
We are pleased to be working with wuque.studio and Sayantan to bring you the Ikki68 Aurora x Zen Pond!
The Ikki68 Aurora is an affordable, injection molded, polycarbonate case, gasket-mount keyboard kit from Wuque Studio, the people behind Ikki68, OA Switches and more! This limited edition keyboard takes on the Koi fish theme from designer Sayantan's GMK Zen Pond.
The Aurora uses a variable gasket structure where you can choose how many mounting points to use in order to adjust the amount of bounce / firmness to your liking.
Addons include PCBs, Alu Top Cases, Plates, Brass Weight, Gaskets, PORON Dampener Kit, and Storage Bag
Limit one Aurora x Zen Pond keyboard per order. All sales are final.
Features:
- Aluminum Top Case, Polycarbonate Bottom Case
- Weight: (fully assembled, with optional weight): 1150g
- Weight: (fully assembled, no optional weight): 830g
- 6.5 Degree Typing Angle
- Gasket Mounting
- Hotswap PCB
What's included:
- 1x Ikki68 Aurora x Zen Pond case (Alu top case and PC bottom case).
- 1x Multi-layout hot swap QMK PCB (Bodo)
- 1x Hotswap Namebadge set
- 1x Default PC plate
- 1x Silicone dampening pad between PCB & plate
- 1x Silicone dampening pad between PCB & case
- 1x Silicone Gaskets Set
- 1x Poron Gaskets Set
- 1x Keyboard storage case
- 1x Coiled USB cable
- 6x 2u 1x 6.25u set of color matched stabilizers.
- Extra screws, diodes, sockets, keyboard feet, hex screwdriver
Specs:
- Case material: Aluminum Top case, PC bottom case.
- Default plate material: PC
- Weight (fully assembled, with optional weight): 1150g
- Weight (fully assembled, no optional weight): 830g
- Typing angle: 6.5 degrees
- Dimensions: 13.6" x 4.4"
- Base height: 0.9" tall without rubber feet
* Aurora x Zen Pond case and GMK Zen Pond will be color matched by different sets of people, and they will be produced at two different factories. There may be slight variation in final colors from renders. We will try our best to match as close as possible to the Pantone chip picked by the designer.
