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21XX

KeyboardPontus · 2025

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  • extend the GB period from ending on July 20, 2025 to July 30, 2025

Vendors

Pricing

vendorGBextra
cannonkeys715 USD
prototypist540 GBP (~727 USD)
RNDKBD999.99 CAD (~728 USD) 
KBDFans715 USD
KTechs1,050 SGD (~816 USD)
Keygem800 EUR (~1,150 USD)

Items

kitGB (USD)extra
keyboard715
pcb - solder65
solenoid6
F-row plate - red alu22
F-row plate - carbon fiber22
feet4

Specifications

Case:

  • 5.5° typing angle
  • 25.5° on F-rows
  • 6063 Top and Bottom case
  • PCB Top mount on the main alpha cluster
  • Plate top mount for the f-row cluster utilizing a 5052 aluminum plate
  • ~3900g unbuilt, ~4300g built (Current build is 4325g)
  • WKL with cross nav cluster & WK with a 3x5 block nav
  • 20.2mm front height (Inner bezel edge to bottom, with feet)
  • 23.5mm EKH (Bottom row switch stem to bottom, with feet)
  • Blue, Black, & Warm gray ano options

PCB

  • PCB designed by Cipulot
  • QMK & VIAL compatible
  • Indicator lights
  • 5V solenoid mounted on the pcb
  • Solder only
  • Faux integrated cable with an Internal USB C port
  • FFC Ribbon interconnect cable between main & frow pcb
  • 1.6mm FR4

Design & Mount

As shown in the renders, and implied by the name, the design takes heavy inspiration from Cherry’s 2XXX series boards, especially the chopped converted boards reminiscent of the ever-classic IBM Unsaver keyboards. It features everything you would expect: chunky bezels, rounded corners, a proper Cherry lip, exaggerated seam, stepped design for the angled F-rows, an integrated cable, and plateless mounting.

In true 2XXX fashion the F-row plate features an aluminum plate that is top mounted, while the main alpha & navigation cluster features a plateless top-mounted assembly as shown in the render below. Due to the nature of the layout, the F-row cluster requires a separate PCB that is excluded from the render so that the F-row mount is visible.

The 21XX also features a “faux” integrated cable, utilizing an internal USB-C port it gives a classic look without forcing you to solder a cable directly into the PCB. Furthermore to complete the vintage references the PCB supports a toggleable 5V solenoid.

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