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Lily58 Wireless Partially Assembled PCB

$35.00 USD
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Style: MX
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Originally designed by kata0510, the Lily58 has become a staple of the community for its compact, number-row-included design. Typeractive has brought a custom wireless version featuring partial assembly. Soldering is still required for the nice!nanos and nice!views.

Not sure what you need to purchase for the kit? Use our 3D kit builder.

Shared features of the variants

  • Compatibility with nice!view displays
  • Power switch
  • Battery Jack
  • Kailh hotswap sockets
  • Pre-soldered diodes, hotswap sockets, battery jacks, power switches, reset buttons
  • Cross-hatched PCB design
  • Thoughtful and aesthetically pleasing trace routes

Differences between the MX and Choc variants

  • The MX variant only supports MX switches and the Choc variant only supports Choc V1 switches
  • While the MX variant maintains the dimensions of the Lily58 Pro PCB, the Choc PCB has totally different dimensions and utilizes Choc spacing (18x17mm). The Choc PCB is therefore more compact

nice!nanos and nice!views still require assembly by the user

Customer Reviews

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David Chan
Best price fast shipping and notification in ios wallet!

The Lily58 keyboard presents a significant improvement over the Corne keyboard, particularly due to its pre-soldered components which greatly enhance the ease of assembly. The quality of the keyboard is exceptional, especially considering its price point. Overall, it offers outstanding value and user-friendliness. Grok

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B Chifor
what a fun project

Still getting the hang of typing on this keyboard, parts quality is great. Used the builder to make sure I got all the components needed and had no issues putting it together, just by following the guide.

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Jorge Salazar

everything looked good and worked well.

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Anonymous
Perfect for hobbyists with very little time

As much as I love soldering a board from scratch, it takes a significant amount of time to do so. With this partially assembled board and the no-solder header pins, I was able to put the board together in an afternoon once I'd assembled all the parts. Actually, the fact that I didn't have to worry about the board itself let me experiment with modeling a case that allowed me to fit a PS4 controller battery into the construction. The modeling and printing took like four times as long as actually putting the board together with all the switches, keycaps, and firmware. The power switch is a godsend. I soldered the battery directly to the controller on first build (when I was still learning), one of the smaller ones that most kits come with, and it was horrendous trying to keep that board charged. I've had this build up and running for about month and a half and only lost like 4% battery in that time despite working from home and using this build for many hours a day. If I ever get the itch to set up another build, I'll definitely come back to Typeractive!

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Myles Ian
Wonderful build experience

PCB is easy to build on and very little soldering is needed. My only desire is lighting!

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