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Cerberus [Groupbuy]
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Customize your Cerberus
Into the depths
Cerberus is here, this FRLTKL is designed by Upas and themed after the three-headed hound that guards the gates of Hades.
Group Buy starts October 25th ends 17th November 2024.
Fulfillment is expected during Q2 2025.
Like the creature it is named after, the design of the Cerberus keyboard revolves around 3 major points of interest.
An intricately engraved crest, three heads with glowing eyes, and removeable sides that can be swapped out for a different color.
Each of these come together to create a keyboard that allows for customization, staying true to the theme.
Mounting Style
The Cerberus uses a single-sided gasket mount, just like their Brutal V2 keyboards.
This means the plate makes contact with gaskets on the bottom case, and the actual case itself at the top.
The result is a keyboard that mimics the classic sound profile of top mount, with a softer feel found in gasket mounts. Custom POM alignment pins are also used to help make assembly as easy as possible.
To customize your typing experience even further, force break gaskets slots are designed into the case.
These slots can be used to install optional small gaskets that can help soften the typing feel and sound.
Wireless Enabled
Cerberus is designed with wireless in mind. Opt for the wireless kit to receive a ZMK powered PCB and battery that slots into the bottom case.
Alternatively, you can choose a standard wired PCB. To learn more about ZMK, check out our recent blogpost.
Thoughtful Design
Details matter - and for Cerberus there were many small design decisions that helped form its identity.
From extending the case slightly over the centered USB-C port to help hide the metal seen on cables, to using form fitting and easily removeable feet to keep the aesthetic clean, Cerberus is the product of several iterations and rounds of testing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's in the box
- Keyboard case in configuration chosen
- Black Anodized Aluminum Plate
- Alignment pins
- PCB of your choice
- USB-C daughterboard
- RGB eyes daughterboard
- Foam insulator for RGB eyes
- Molex cables for assembly
- Screws for assembly
- Gaskets
- Carrying case
- Feet
- Microfiber cloth
- 500mAh battery (wireless only)
Why is this so expensive?
Cerberus, like many of our more premium keyboards we run, are made through small batch manufacturing.
This means that due to the limited amount of keyboards we get made, prices end up being higher.
This, combined with complex assembly found on lots of our boards and hand QC'ing in our stateside facility means we might not be able to offer prices as low as other options you see.
We strongly feel the time and effort we put into our designs makes it worth it.
Thank you for considering our projects- it means we can continue trying new things and keep designing great boards for the custom mechanical keyboard hobby.
Group Buy Disclaimer
This is a Group Buy, and Group Buy terms and conditions apply.
The estimated date of delivery is just that - an estimate.
Delays and setbacks may occur.
Upon purchase, you will be charged immediately. And by purchasing this item, you acknowledge everything stated above.
Cancellations for this Group Buy are not allowed.
Quality and Content Disclaimer
A Stock units should not have any external scratches or egregious marks seen when built. Any internal flaws and marks (including hook marks) that are not seen when built do not constitute a B Stock unit.
Screw holes are not fully anodized or coated, and small marks near the hole opening might be present.
When raw or thinly coated, brass will oxidize and patina naturally. Small blemishes and discolorations may be visible.
Colors in the final product may vary since renders are done under idealistic artificial lighting.
We use photos of our products in hand when possible to show how they look in realistic situations. Sometimes the product might look different within the same listing- this is generally caused by different lighting conditions. When possible, we try to use different lighting conditions to show what the product might look like in different scenarios.