MIX user guide

MIX is a 58-key split low-profile keyboard with Kailh Choc V2 switches in hot-swap sockets, an optional Cirque touchpad and metal rollers. It runs QMK (Vial), ZMK or RMK.

Configuration

MIX is a DIY keyboard, so you choose the configuration when you order. None of these options change the price:

• Roller: left, right, both or none. Each half has up to 30 key positions and a roller takes the place of 2. The standard build has one roller on the right: 58 keys (30 left + 28 right).
• Touchpad: with or without.
• Firmware: QMK or ZMK with the touchpad; QMK, ZMK or RMK without it.

Quick start

1. Check the box contents: Coming soon
2. Connect the keyboard with a data-capable USB-C cable.
3. Open any text editor and test every key.

Connection

How MIX connects depends on the firmware:

For wireless builds, see Bluetooth pairing.

Charging and battery

Only the ZMK and RMK wireless builds use the batteries:

• Each half has a 1500 mAh battery that lasts about 1–2 months per charge.
• Charge with a standard 5 V 1 A charger. Fast charging isn't supported.

Default keymap

Default keymap and layers: Coming soon

Touchpad and roller

• Touchpad: Cirque. Default gestures for move, click and scroll: Coming soon
• Rollers: by default the left roller controls volume and the right roller scrolls. Both can be remapped.

Remapping

• QMK: remap live with Vial, no reflashing needed.
• ZMK: remap live with ZMK Studio or with Keymap Editor and GitHub.
• RMK: also remaps live with Vial, or edit the default keymap in keyboard.toml.

See the remapping overview for more.

Firmware and downloads

• Firmware files / config repository: Coming soon
• To flash, see Flash firmware.

Specifications