Keyboards
Lily58 Choc Keyboard
A 58-key split with a number row and a tight thumb cluster. The bridge between a standard 60% and an ergonomic split.
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Switches
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58-key split
Column-staggered, easier on the fingers
Hot-swap sockets
Swap any Choc v1 switch — no soldering
Wired or wireless
USB-C (QMK) or Bluetooth LE (ZMK)
Fully programmable
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Description
The Lily58 is a 58-key split ergonomic mechanical keyboard, hand-built in France in your choice of case color and per-keycap colors, available in wired or wireless builds. Every unit ships ready to plug in: no soldering, no firmware compilation, no kit to assemble.
How the layout works
The Lily58 keeps the keys you actually use on a 60% keyboard — number row included — but arranges them in vertical columns so your fingers move up and down rather than diagonally. Four thumb keys per side pick up the workload that traditionally falls on your pinkies. The two halves separate, so your shoulders sit open and your wrists stay neutral. Because the number row stays on the base layer, most non-letter input doesn't need a layer hold, which makes this the gentler learning curve among ergonomic splits.
If you want a smaller, more aggressive layout, our 42-key Corne drops the number row entirely. If you want the same 58-key footprint with two rotary encoders for volume, scrolling and zoom, the Sofle is the direct descendant of this design — it adds encoder support, a few more pinky keys, and a slightly wider thumb cluster.
Case and keycaps, printed in-house
The case is our own design, FDM-printed at slow speed for surface quality, with lateral vent holes and a TPU sound-dampening layer sandwiched between the plate and the bottom. The TPU absorbs the bottom-out shock, and the vents let the air escape sideways instead of resonating inside the shell. The result is a noticeably softer, less hollow typing sound than a standard 3D-printed split. Keycaps are Kailh 3D-printed Choc-profile caps, colored to your spec. Because the layout uses MX spacing, the Choc-profile caps sit with slightly more gap between them than on a standard Choc board. It's a deliberate trade-off for the familiar finger pitch. Total print time runs 10 to 12 hours per keyboard. Due to the FDM printing process, minor surface imperfections may be visible on the case.
Specs
- Layout: 29 keys per side, column-staggered, MX spacing (19.05mm), fully split
- Key count: 58
- Switches: Kailh Choc v1 Red Pro, hot-swap sockets (or no switches; opt out in the variant selector)
- Keycaps: Kailh 3D-printed Choc-profile, colors selectable per key
- Case: 3D-printed (FDM), TheKeebLab design, color of your choice, with TPU sound-dampening middle layer
- Controller: RP2040 (wired build) or nRF52840 (wireless build)
- Firmware: QMK with Vial support on wired; ZMK on wireless
- Connection: TRRS between halves and USB-C to host (wired build); Bluetooth LE between halves and to host (wireless build)
- Battery (wireless build): a 1000 mAh rechargeable per side, included. Connect under each half on first setup.
- OLED display: dual 128×32 OLED, one per side (if option selected)
What's in the box
- Assembled Lily58 keyboard (left + right halves)
- TRRS cable in your chosen color (wireless build: backup only; see FAQ)
- Two 1000 mAh rechargeable batteries (wireless build only, ship disconnected)
Make it yours
Pick the case color, then describe the keycap colors you want — base layer, modifiers, accents, thumb cluster — in the custom instructions field on this page. The TRRS cable that links the two halves has its own color picker above. If there's something we haven't anticipated, write it in. We read every order before starting your build.
Built to order, shipped across the EU
Every Lily58 is assembled, flashed, and bench-tested by hand once you order. Typical build window is 3 to 5 business days before we hand it to the courier. We ship from France to anywhere in the EU. Returns are accepted up to 30 days after delivery. If you're outside the EU, the easier option is our Etsy store.
Built on the open-source Lily58 design by kata0510. Keymap remapping via Vial, no flashing required.
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