Keyboard Parts

It's always a good idea to check if your microcontroller works before you assemble it, but sometimes they break after you've installed it. Desolder...

SSD1306 OLED displays are one of the most common in mechanical keyboard kits. They're often used to display information about your keyboard, such a...

If your keyboard supports RGB underglow, chances are that these are the LEDs that make it possible. Quite bright and individually addressable, thes...

The nice!nano is a wireless, BLE enabled replacement for the Pro Micro powered by the nRF52840 SoC. DISCLAIMER: Some technical affinity is needed t...

This item is also available from each keyboard's compatible case page. It does need to be bought separately, and isn't included with the other case...

A TRRS cable is needed to connect most split keyboards to each other. This braided cable does the job while looking good doing it! These cables hav...

The Liatris is a new controller designed by splitkb.com that's a designed specifically for (split) keyboards. It's a drop-in replacement for the Pr...

An original EC11 encoder by ALPS. Designed to deal with harsh environments, it requires more force to operate giving it very tactile feedback. You'...

A TRRS cable is needed to connect most split keyboards to each other. This metal wrapped cable has a neutral silver/brass color, making it a good f...

When using a wireless controller such as a nice!nano, you're looking for some additional hardware features. To save battery, it's useful to have a ...

Socketing your microcontroller is usually a good idea, as they're quite hard to remove, having many pins. OLED displays, having fewer pins, are eas...

A spinoff from the popular SK6812MINI (without the -E), these LEDs have little legs on the side to make them easier to solder. These LEDs provide R...

Some people prefer to use their keyboard laid flat on a table, others prefer to use it at an angle. While there are some do-it-yourself solutions o...

While aluminium is relatively light, this knob made from solid metal has quite the heft to it. Originally meant as a knob for guitars, it turns out...

To connect both halves of a split keyboard together, a TRRS cable is often used, which connects to a TRRS jack on each half. Whether you're looking...

Please note: For kits sold at splitkb.com, if these sockets can be used, they'll be included in the kit itself. These sockets can only be used with...

Some keyboards don't support hot swap by default. Thankfully, there's something you can do about that: install Mill-Max hot swap sockets! After you...

An original EC11 encoder by ALPS, featuring no detents, meaning that it's smooth in operation and you won't feel it "click" when you turn it. This ...

A TRRS cable is needed to connect most split keyboards to each other. This coiled cable does the job while looking good doing it! These cables have...

All kits sold at splitkb.com come with through-hole, axial diodes by default. They're easy to handle and easy to solder for beginners, but more sea...

The Manfrotto Pocket Tripod is one of the smallest tripods that the renowned camera equipment company Manfrotto has designed. While they're usually...

This black, braided nylon USB C to C cable is the ideal companion for your Halcyon keyboard, and is commonly used to connect the two halves of the ...

With these tactile buttons, you'll be able to reset your keyboard without having to reach for tweezers or fiddling with a wire. They're available i...

Want to use a display on your keyboard, but don't like the significant battery draw that usually comes with it? There's a solution now: using the n...