Introducing Leeloo v2
Leeloo v2 has been designed from scratch—again. Everything from the wiring schematic to its new case. Leeloo v2 still keeps the column stagger that it's known for, along with its low profile design.
Features include:
- Support for Kailh Low Profile Choc switches.
- Version for Kailh Box and MX style switches (scheduled for Summer of 2023).
- All switch locations are socketed.
- Two socketed locations for rotary encoders.
- The option to include 128x32 OLED Displays, or nice!view Displays.
- Support for per-switch backlight LEDs and under glow LEDs.
- However supported, not recommended for wireless builds.
- Support for both 110mAh or 700mAh batteries.
- Each build comes with a 3D printed case (White, Matte White, Grey, Black, or Matte Black, a translucent base can also be printed).
Multiple Form-factors
Leeloo v2 will have three different form-factors to choose from. The column stagger will be consistent, along with the same 5 modifier keys: 4x6x5m, or 3x5x5m—a.k.a. Leeloo-Micro.
Wireless Ready
A couple of subtle features, but something that helps keep Leeloo v2 safe—along with your nice!view, or OLED displays from burn-in.
Leeloo v2.1 Keyboard Layout
If you'd like to try Leeloo's column stagger and mods row, feel free to download the Leeloo v2.1 Keyboard Layout file.
When printing the PDF, configure your printer settings so that it will print the document at 100%—"without scaling," or "actual size."
Leeloo v1
Firmware
Firmware for both ZMK and QMK are readily available, so you may select your favourite MCU and firmware to use with Leeloo.Leeloo v1.13 Keyboard Layout
If you'd like to try Leeloo's column stagger and mods row, feel free to download the Leeloo v1.13 Keyboard Layout file.
When printing the PDF, configure your printer settings so that it will print the document at 100%—"without scaling," or "actual size."
The Origins of Leeloo
If you'd like to learn more about the origins of Leeloo, feel free to read chapter one: Leeloo | The Series' Genesis.