that is pretty neat!
Sweet keyboard, although the switches aren't particularly my fancy, overall, great for the price!










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The name Smurve is a fusion of Smile + Curve — and that's exactly what you feel from the first keystroke. The Smurve80 is the first mass-produced mechanical keyboard with a true, continuous curved case, manufactured from a specially developed, injection-molded ABS case. The curve isn't just a design element — it's the heart of the typing feel. The gentle bend follows the natural posture of your hands, delivering a familiar, relaxed, and ergonomic typing experience that you simply can't achieve with classic flat keyboards.

The Smurve80 is a contemporary reinterpretation of the iconic IBM Model M curve — but optimized for modern MX switches, contemporary layouts, and wireless use. It's not a copy but a deliberate evolution for enthusiasts who love classic forms and expect modern features:
The absolute highlight of the Smurve80 is the integrated solenoid module — an electromechanical element that gives every keystroke a characteristic, rhythmic typewriter kick. The result is a typing feel that goes far beyond what classic mechanical keyboards offer — an acoustic and haptic experience reminiscent of the old IBM Model M days, without needing buckling-spring switches.
The solenoid can be controlled via software — you can adjust the intensity and behavior to your preferences or disable it completely if needed.
The Smurve80 connects three ways:
Inside works an 8000 mAh battery — significantly more than the market standard for wireless keyboards. Battery life is 23–40 hours with active RGB and an impressive 260–320 hours without lighting.
For lighting, the Smurve80 uses south-facing RGB — the LEDs are oriented on the underside of the PCB, avoiding conflicts with Cherry-profile keycaps (classic north-facing can cause interference with some keycap sets). The hot-swap PCB additionally allows solder-free switch swaps if you want to adjust the factory configuration.
The Smurve80 comes in multiple configurations, so you can choose the right version depending on your taste for self-building:
Due to PCB routing constraints from the curved case, the layouts with 6.25U and 7U spacebars require different PCB versions — and are not interchangeable. You need to decide between the two spacebar variants when ordering:
We offer the Smurve80 in two color variants, both pairing well with different setup styles:
The case is made from ABS plastic and uses a snap-together connection with plastic clips. Special caution is required when opening and closing the case — the clips can break easily under rough handling, so the case may no longer close properly.
With the fully assembled variant, the keyboard is intended for use in its delivered state — opening or disassembling voids the warranty. With the pre-built and DIY versions, on the other hand, opening is explicitly part of the concept and does not automatically void the warranty. All variants come with a 1-year warranty.
Note: The Smurve80 is exclusively available in ANSI layout with 87 keys.
that is pretty neat!
Sweet keyboard, although the switches aren't particularly my fancy, overall, great for the price!
Retro Happiness
I just love the Smurve80, it's so well-built and such a strong reference to the model M and other gem looks that we have started to appreciate only long after they passed away. Very comfortable to type on, the silent switches (although not absolutely silent) fit a quiet office environment. And, if you want to tease your colleagues a bit, just turn on the solenoid and let's see who will be the first with some objections to the electronic-typewriter sounds coming from the Smurve.
Quirky and phenomenal value
While the keyboard really seems purely gimicky at first, I really enjoy it as a whole product. I chose the prebuilt version with MX Honeys in Sandstone.
The switches are comparitively quite loud as a "silent" switch, but the feeling is quite nostalgic - a bit scratchy, big tactility, they kind of remind me of Ergo Clears. The keycaps feel good and the manufacturing looks pretty decent.
The curved plate feels really special - it's quite different, but never unpleasant imo. Unlike the solenoid - quite fun to just use it for a few minutes, but nothing more.
The case itself is a huuuge surprise for me. It actually sounds really good with other switches, which is so impressive in an injection molded case. By far the best one I have ever tried.
I am really surprised, I will probably use this as my main board for work for now, simply because the typing experience is just so addicting.
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The name Smurve is a fusion of Smile + Curve — and that's exactly what you feel from the first keystroke. The Smurve80 is the first mass-produced mechanical keyboard with a true, continuous curved case, manufactured from a specially developed, injection-molded ABS case. The curve isn't just a design element — it's the heart of the typing feel. The gentle bend follows the natural posture of your hands, delivering a familiar, relaxed, and ergonomic typing experience that you simply can't achieve with classic flat keyboards.

The Smurve80 is a contemporary reinterpretation of the iconic IBM Model M curve — but optimized for modern MX switches, contemporary layouts, and wireless use. It's not a copy but a deliberate evolution for enthusiasts who love classic forms and expect modern features:
The absolute highlight of the Smurve80 is the integrated solenoid module — an electromechanical element that gives every keystroke a characteristic, rhythmic typewriter kick. The result is a typing feel that goes far beyond what classic mechanical keyboards offer — an acoustic and haptic experience reminiscent of the old IBM Model M days, without needing buckling-spring switches.
The solenoid can be controlled via software — you can adjust the intensity and behavior to your preferences or disable it completely if needed.
The Smurve80 connects three ways:
Inside works an 8000 mAh battery — significantly more than the market standard for wireless keyboards. Battery life is 23–40 hours with active RGB and an impressive 260–320 hours without lighting.
For lighting, the Smurve80 uses south-facing RGB — the LEDs are oriented on the underside of the PCB, avoiding conflicts with Cherry-profile keycaps (classic north-facing can cause interference with some keycap sets). The hot-swap PCB additionally allows solder-free switch swaps if you want to adjust the factory configuration.
The Smurve80 comes in multiple configurations, so you can choose the right version depending on your taste for self-building:
Due to PCB routing constraints from the curved case, the layouts with 6.25U and 7U spacebars require different PCB versions — and are not interchangeable. You need to decide between the two spacebar variants when ordering:
We offer the Smurve80 in two color variants, both pairing well with different setup styles:
The case is made from ABS plastic and uses a snap-together connection with plastic clips. Special caution is required when opening and closing the case — the clips can break easily under rough handling, so the case may no longer close properly.
With the fully assembled variant, the keyboard is intended for use in its delivered state — opening or disassembling voids the warranty. With the pre-built and DIY versions, on the other hand, opening is explicitly part of the concept and does not automatically void the warranty. All variants come with a 1-year warranty.
Note: The Smurve80 is exclusively available in ANSI layout with 87 keys.
that is pretty neat!
Sweet keyboard, although the switches aren't particularly my fancy, overall, great for the price!
Retro Happiness
I just love the Smurve80, it's so well-built and such a strong reference to the model M and other gem looks that we have started to appreciate only long after they passed away. Very comfortable to type on, the silent switches (although not absolutely silent) fit a quiet office environment. And, if you want to tease your colleagues a bit, just turn on the solenoid and let's see who will be the first with some objections to the electronic-typewriter sounds coming from the Smurve.
Quirky and phenomenal value
While the keyboard really seems purely gimicky at first, I really enjoy it as a whole product. I chose the prebuilt version with MX Honeys in Sandstone.
The switches are comparitively quite loud as a "silent" switch, but the feeling is quite nostalgic - a bit scratchy, big tactility, they kind of remind me of Ergo Clears. The keycaps feel good and the manufacturing looks pretty decent.
The curved plate feels really special - it's quite different, but never unpleasant imo. Unlike the solenoid - quite fun to just use it for a few minutes, but nothing more.
The case itself is a huuuge surprise for me. It actually sounds really good with other switches, which is so impressive in an injection molded case. By far the best one I have ever tried.
I am really surprised, I will probably use this as my main board for work for now, simply because the typing experience is just so addicting.
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