CannonKeys Bakeneko60 vs Corne Max

The CannonKeys Bakeneko60 and the Corne Max are close alternatives. The main differences: the CannonKeys Bakeneko60 is the cheaper of the two at $150 versus $360; the CannonKeys Bakeneko60 is a 60% layout and the Corne Max is a split.

CannonKeys Bakeneko60 60% · $150
Corne Max split · $360

Choose the CannonKeys Bakeneko60 if

  • you mainly want it for budget.
  • you want to spend less ($150).

Choose the Corne Max if

  • you mainly want it for programming.

CannonKeys Bakeneko60 vs Corne Max, spec by spec

CannonKeys Bakeneko60Corne Max
Layout 60% split
Height Standard Standard
Connectivity Wired Wired
Hot-swap Yes Yes
Keycaps n/a n/a
Case aluminum or polycarbonate CNC-machined anodized aluminum
Mount Gasket (gasket mount with leaf-spring plate flex) Tray (tray/standoff mounted split halves connected via TRSS cable)
Backlight White / none RGB
QMK / VIA Yes Yes
Battery n/a n/a
Typical price $150 (stronger spec) $360
Sound (stock) n/a n/a
Released 2021 n/a

Highlighted rows are where the two differ; a check marks the objectively stronger spec (price, battery, modability). Feel and preference rows never get a check. Fields marked n/a are unpublished by the maker; we list only verifiable numbers.

Where they sit among all 509 boards we track

Price cheapest priciest
CannonKeys Bakeneko60 $150
Corne Max $360

61% of the 509 boards tracked here cost less than the CannonKeys Bakeneko60; 94% of the 509 boards tracked here cost less than the Corne Max.

Where to buy the CannonKeys Bakeneko60

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Where to buy the Corne Max

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