Sofle Choc – 58-Key Low Profile Split Keyboard

Sofle Choc is a 58-key low-profile ergonomic split keyboard designed for long typing sessions and clean desk setups.

With Kailh low-profile Choc switches, dual OLED screens, and a slim 3D printed case, this build delivers a fast, smooth, and precise typing experience.

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Specifications

• Layout: Sofle – 58 Keys (number row included)
• Connectivity: Wireless (Bluetooth)
• MCU: Pro Micro nRF52840
• Battery: 1000mAh rechargeable per half
• Switch Options: Kailh Choc Red Pro Linear v1 / Choc Robin Tactile v1
• Keycaps: Chosfox low-profile blank (Black / White)
• Case: 3D Printed Matte PLA – 100% Infill (Black / White)
• Hotswappable: Yes
• Display: Dual OLED Screens
• Firmware: ZMK (wireless)
• Tenting: Spring-loaded retractable tenting with three preset angles — built in, no kit required

Why Sofle Choc?

• Ultra-low typing height — neutral wrist position without a wrist rest
• 58 keys with the number row included — an easy transition from a standard keyboard
• Fast, light, low-profile keystrokes built for all-day typing
• Hotswappable switches — move between linear Reds and tactile Robins without soldering
• Fully programmable with ZMK — layers, combos, and macros for Vim, Emacs, or your IDE
• Dual OLED screens show your active layer and connection at a glance
• Spring-loaded retractable tenting — flip out the built-in legs to any of three preset angles for a natural wrist position, adjust anytime, nothing to bolt on

If Sofle MX feels deep and familiar, Sofle Choc feels fast and minimal — the Corne Choc keystroke, with your number row intact.

Who Is This For?

• Developers who want Corne Choc's low-profile feel with a number row
• Long-session typists chasing a neutral wrist position
• Writers and creators who value a clean, minimal desk
• Vim and Emacs users who want programmable layers and a thumb cluster