Cheapino V2 Split Keyboard — Ergonomic QMK/Vial DIY Kit

Your wrists have been telling you something for months. The Cheapino V2 is a wired split mechanical keyboard designed around how your hands actually sit — not how a standard layout forces them. Open-source, hot-swap, QMK-powered, and built for the kind of setup that runs late.

What you get:

• True split ergonomic layout — each half sits where your hands naturally rest. All keys within reach without stretching. Compact footprint, no wasted space.
• Hot-swap MX switches — pull and swap switches without soldering. Comes with Gray Wood V4 MX switches on the complete build, or bare for your own switch choice.
• QMK firmware + Vial live remapping — remap every key in real time without flashing. Rotary encoder included for quick adjustments (volume, scroll, whatever you assign).
• RJ45 halves connection — more reliable than TRRS. No risk of frying the controller by hot-plugging. Screwless snap-on bottom cover.

Heads up: this is FDM 3D printed — visible layer lines and minor surface variations between units are normal and expected. It’s not a CNC machined case. The build is solid, but set expectations accordingly. USB-C cable not included.

Available as: Bare kit (bring your own switches/keycaps) or Complete keyboard (Gray Wood V4 switches + XDA keycaps, fully assembled and tested).

Perfect for: Programmers and writers logging long hours, mechanical keyboard enthusiasts who want a proper ergo build without the $300+ price tag, QMK tinkerers.

Shipping: 1–4 days processing, 7–18 days delivery (USA only).
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