Bakeneko60
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New Finishes
Next-Gen
New consistent finish with texture!
Flash
Second version of our Next-Gen finish, with glitter added for a sparkle effect.
Pearl
Third version of our Next-Gen finish, utilizing a multi-coat technique to apply a smooth pearlescent clear coat over the base color.
Layout Support
PCB Support
Plate Support
NicePBT Bakeneko Keysets
Our high quality NicePBT keycaps now in a Bakeneko sized package! Available with no accent colors as well as Black, Grey, Lavender, Blush, Blue, and Navy accents. Purchase with any of our Bakeneko lineup and automatically receive 15% off the keycap set!
Budget Price, Endgame Feel
Originally designed by kkatano, the Bakeneko60 is an open-source keyboard featuring an o-ring gasket. An o-ring between the plate and PCB provides friction to hold the plate/PCB assembly in the one-piece case. Cutouts on the PCB allow the o-ring to rest on the mounting points built into the case. The result is a bouncy typing feel with a great sound profile
Specs
Quality Disclaimer
In order to allow us a quicker cadence of restocks and keep the price low, our Bakeneko60 uses a casting process. Please reference the quality guide below on what you can expect for surface finish quality with the Bakeneko60.
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Customer Reviews
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With a price tag of $135, you cant go wrong with the bakeneko! It's really easy to assemble and sounds very clacky and not muted at all. Stock stabilizers also sound amazing after a little modding, and the carrying case is just a bonus!
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Great feeling keyboard with a lot of personality. The cast aluminum can resonate, but it's personality to me and felt consistent - just part of the design and not a flaw.
With stock Salmon switches, resonance was very noticeable on the right mods, not much elsewhere. Unlubed, these are loud, clattery switches. Feel was still great. With lubed Gateron Yellows, the resonance disappears. A sheet of perforated shelf liner or Polyfil will mitigate it, at the expense of some bounce in the case of the liner (use something very thin). But I prefer it stock.
I have the black (powder coat, but not the "special" grey finish). The interior has expected manufacturing marks. The outside is nearly flawless and more than satisfactory - well within the quality guidelines. I recommend it! ...and pick up the 30a ring as well!
