Onibi is a TKL with a comfortable 6.5 degree typing angle, 18mm front height and a variety of attractive design elements, taking inspiration from Japanese folklore and architecture.
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Onibi Deskmats
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The side profile was designed to somewhat resemble a Shinto shrine, apt given the namesake.
Featuring beautiful variable filleted edges which, when viewed from the top, provide a distinct and alluring shape and a comfortably rounded front lip.
The aim of the design was to aptly reflect the theme of Onibi – a flaming spirit that guides lost souls to the afterlife – the Shinto shrine being what I imagine their ‘natural habitat’ would be.
The flaming skull is my interpretation of Onibi, and it’s presence can be seen externally and internally.
Specifications
- Layout: F12 TKL WK and WKL, angled "screwless"
- Mounting: Top mount and gasket dumbbell
- Typing Angle: 6.5 degrees
- Materials: Aluminum
- Front Height: 18 mm
- Plate Options: Aluminium flex-cut, Carbon Fiber flex-cut, PC non-flex-cut, and PEI non-flex-cut
- PCB: 1.6 mm solder/ Hotswap PCB, support VIA/VIAL/AVA
- Weight (Built): around 3kg
Groupbuy Details
Group Buy: 25th September - 16th October 2025
Fulfilment: TBD
(Please note that fulfilment may be delayed due to manufacturing, dates and timeline reflected are an estimate.)
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Onibi
Designed by Serajiman, in partnership with KBDFans, Onibi is a dual mounting-style TKL keyboard with design inspiration taken from Japanese folklore.
It emphasises customisation, comfort and tasteful classicism with a twist.
Design Features
Onibi is a TKL with a comfortable 6.5 degree typing angle, 18mm front height and a variety of attractive design elements, taking inspiration from Japanese folklore and architecture.
The side profile was designed to somewhat resemble a Shinto shrine, apt given the namesake.
Featuring beautiful variable filleted edges which, when viewed from the top, provide a distinct and alluring shape and a comfortably rounded front lip.
The aim of the design was to aptly reflect the theme of Onibi – a flaming spirit that guides lost souls to the afterlife – the Shinto shrine being what I imagine their ‘natural habitat’ would be.
The flaming skull is an interpretation of Onibi, and it’s presence can be seen externally and internally.
Aesthetic Design
We've incorporated extensive curved surface machining to elevate the overall aesthetic appeal of the keyboard. From the front, it transforms from a cold piece of metal into a work of art.
For a unique tactile experience, we've utilized a "super-silky" anodization process, featuring ultra-fine sandblasting and subtle anodization, allowing the keyboard to display varying textures under different lighting conditions.
Mounting
Top Mount
For the top case mounting points, the designer opted for a 7-point layout: 4 points above the F-row, a common choice for most TKL keyboards, and 3 points below, similar to many renowned keyboards like Merisi, TGR, and Glare TKL.
Gasket Mount
The gaskets are made of silicone with a moderate hardness of approximately 50A
Solder and hotswap PCB layout
Dimensions
Exploded View
