Choc Sofle Low profile Split Ergonomics Mechanical Keyboard Hot-swap 2.4G Wireless Connection VIAL Programmable
Computer Peripherals
“The Choc Sofle Wireless offers a rare combination of low-profile Choc switches, hot-swappable sockets, and 2.4GHz wireless in a split ergonomic layout. Its steel-reinforced case provides surprising rigidity despite the thin profile. However, this is primarily a DIY/soldering project with limited pre-built options, making it best suited for enthusiasts comfortable with custom firmware. Good for the budget split keyboard tier given its feature set.”
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Hot-swappable sockets allow switch replacement without soldering
github.comencoders were hot-swapped for Choc switches in the second picture
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Steel reinforcement layer adds rigidity without excessive flex
geekhack.orgsteel layer just below the top surface makes it quite sturdy
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Thin low-profile case under 1/4 inch reduces typing fatigue
geekhack.orgonly a hair over 1/4 high not even as high as the low-profile switches
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RGB backlighting effectively illuminates legends and key edges
geekhack.orgRGB backlighting is surprisingly effective shining through the legends
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Limited availability of fully assembled units; mostly DIY project
github.comThis is a prototype keyboard so it comes with no guarantees
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Requires custom firmware configuration for wireless and features
github.comdesign makes it more suitable to building with wireless microcontrollers
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However, the lack of a criterion standard, similar to its absence in many other syndromic conditions, precludes unambiguous validation and instead requires approximate estimations of performance across a variety of validity domains, as outlined above.
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govHowever, the lack of a criterion standard, similar to its absence in many other syndromic conditions, precludes unambiguous validation and instead requires approximate estimations of performance across a variety of validity domains, as outlined above.