Corne Max

CannonKeys · split · standard height

Corne Max mechanical keyboard
Image courtesy of CannonKeys

A split ergonomic keyboard built on the Corne layout with CNC-machined anodized aluminum cases, Ready2Go hotswap RP2040 PCBs, per-key RGB, and dual color LCD screens.

Best for: programming, typing, enthusiast.

Corne Max specs

Layout split
Height Standard
Connectivity Wired
Hot-swap Yes
Stock switches n/a
Keycaps n/a
Case CNC-machined anodized aluminum
Mount Tray (tray/standoff mounted split halves connected via TRSS cable)
Backlight RGB
QMK / VIA Yes
Battery n/a
Typical price $360
Sound (stock) n/a
Released n/a

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Unverified: specs compiled from manufacturer listings

Where to buy

No verified retailer link right now (the Corne Max typically sells for around $360). Check CannonKeys directly or your usual mechanical-keyboard retailers.

Alternatives to the Corne Max

CannonKeys Bakeneko60 60% · $150 A 60 percent gasket-mounted kit with a polycarbonate or aluminum case option, wired USB-C connectivity, and a leaf-spring style flex cut popular among budget-conscious enthusiasts.
CannonKeys Instant60 60% · $120 An entry-level 60 percent tray-mounted aluminum kit with wired USB-C connectivity, designed as an affordable in-stock option for enthusiasts building their first custom keyboard.
CannonKeys Brutal v2 60% · $200 The CannonKeys Brutal v2 is a top-mount aluminum 60% kit with a distinctive industrial aesthetic, popular among custom builders who prefer firmer typing than gasket boards. Compare: Corne Max vs CannonKeys Brutal v2

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