Keyboard PCBs

PCBs for your build – hot-swap or solder, wired and wireless, including our own MonacoKeys PCBs with QMK/VIA support. Here you'll find the board at the heart of your keyboard, matching your case, plate and the layout you want, so it does exactly what you need.

6 products

MK60MX PCB, black board with white monster artwork, top view of the front side

MonacoKeys 4.0

MK60MX - 60% Mechanical Keyboard PCB

€40,00 EUR

4.0

MonacoKeys

Unified Daughterboard C5

€10,00 EUR

MK65MX PCB, black board with white monster artwork, top view on blue gradient background

MonacoKeys 5.0

MK65MX - 65% Mechanical Keyboard PCB

€45,00 EUR

5.0

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MK65MXW PCB, white board with black monster artwork, top view on grey background

MonacoKeys

MK65MXW - 65% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard PCB

€50,00 EUR

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Metapulse

Metapulse GH60 EC Ready-to-build Bundle

From €120,00 EUR

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Metapulse

Metapulse EM60 v2 PCB - GH60 compatible 60% Keyboard PCB

€40,00 EUR

Keyboard PCB: hot-swap, solder and QMK/VIA

The PCB is the circuit board of a keyboard. It carries the switch contacts, the microcontroller and the USB connection, and it defines layout and firmware. You buy a keyboard PCB when you fit a case yourself or replace a board.

Hot-swap or solder

With a hot-swap PCB you plug switches into sockets and change them without soldering. Solder PCBs are more robust, but changing a switch means desoldering. Hot-swap requires a plate as a guide. Always insert switches straight and support the PCB from below so no solder pads come off. The differences are explained in the guide hot-swap keyboards.

Our MK PCBs

Our PCB range includes three own boards from MonacoKeys, all with QMK. The MK60MX is a 60% (GH60) PCB for ISO and ANSI with per-key RGB and fits GH60 cases. The MK65MX is a wired 65% hot-swap PCB, the MK65MXW the tri-mode version with daughterboard. There is also the Metapulse EM60 V2 for EC switches and the Unified Daughterboard C5.

What to look for

Layout, case and plate have to fit together. Check whether the PCB supports your size and ISO or ANSI, where the USB-C port sits and whether the case takes it. Most boards are 1.6 mm thick. If you want to install stabilizers, the PCB decides whether screw-in or clip-in is possible, more on that at stabilizers. If you need a matching enclosure, look at the keyboard cases. In-stock items ship from Germany within one working day.