Sofle Choc Keyboard

The Sofle is a 58-key split ergonomic keyboard with two rotary encoders, built by hand in France. It keeps a number row and five thumb keys per half on a column-staggered layout, so most symbols don't need a layer: a gentler start in ergonomic typing than the 42-key Corne. Each encoder clicks and turns, and you can map it to volume, scrolling, zoom or anything else.

It arrives assembled, flashed and tested: no soldering, no kit.

• Builds: wired (USB-C, RP2040, QMK with Vial) or wireless (Bluetooth LE, nRF52840, ZMK with ZMK Studio, one 1000 mAh battery per half)
• Switches: Kailh Choc v1 hot-swap sockets, fitted with Kailh Choc Red Pro linear switches (35 gf) or left empty for your own
• Keycaps: 3D-printed Choc profile, colour chosen for each key
• Case: FDM-printed TheKeebLab design in the colour of your choice, with a TPU sound-dampening layer. FDM printing can leave minor surface marks.
• Display: optional dual 128×32 OLED
• In the box: both halves, plus a TRRS cable in your chosen colour (wired build) or two batteries shipped disconnected (wireless build). USB-C cable not included.

Built to order: ships from France within 3 to 5 business days, with 30-day returns. Based on the open-source Sofle by Josef Adamcik.