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Typeractive.xyz

Corne Case

$20.00 USD
$20.00 USD
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Style: Choc
Type: Black FR-4 Plates
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Build Your Corne Kit in 3D
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Protect your corne in style. These minimal cases are made to complement our wireless kits perfectly. The 3DP cases have cutouts for the USB, power switch, and reset button.

The 3DP cases are 3D printed using Polymaker PLA Pro. Due to the nature of 3D printing, there may be imperfections with the case. 

  • 2x bottom plates/3DP cases
  • 2x switch plates
  • 21x screws (M2x3 for choc, M2x4 for MX)
  • 10x standoffs (M2x4 for choc, M2x7 for MX)
  • 10x 3M rubber feet

The choc variants are for our compact choc PCB, not for a traditional choc MX spaced kit. If you're not buying these for our PCB, you probably want MX!

Customer Reviews

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Ali Sha
All perfect, but I have suggestions

Case is nice, but it has some points where printing was not perfect. Also it would be wonderful to sell this case with some buttons and switch keycaps (for power switch and reset button), same for some shield for USB-C. Also I've got version with no soldering pins, and sometimes when i connect the charger seems that nice!nano is not stable there. Maybe that can be solved if used with nice!view, but maybe can be found solution for those who not use it.

Again thank you very much! If someone ask me where to get corne or lilly keyboard I'll definitely suggest your site!

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Christopher
Minimalist and Works Well - Choc

Seeing through the keyboard is cool, provides support for the 6th column, cheaper than the 3d printed options, would buy again.

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Kevin L Carmona
Quality!!!!

I don't have anything bad to say about the quality of the product and the company. Don't risk getting scammed by going to group buys; Typeractive is the easiest way to start in the split keyboard world.

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Noah Mihalik
Not bad

Some of the switches did click in snug so it was a bit difficult sometimes, but the tolerances are still pretty good. It's my first mechanical keyboard so I don't have much of a reference to compare it to.

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Dinesh Singh

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