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cirquepad instead of rectangular touchpad
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less wide than the previous (more comfy when sitting on a bed or couch with legs outstretched)
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nice!nano v2 with zmk instead of atmega with qmk
The pictures show the mount for the cirquepad, but the cirquepad is missing:
It includes some holes usable for mounting a variable smartphone holder (build from scrap parts)…but this shifts the center of gravity to behind the keyboard. Another extension prevents the thing from falling over:
Initially I planned some further enhancements (for example to 3D-print some kind of cover around the edges of the keycaps to prevent them from being lifted when put into a bag containing other things), but instead I went for the next iteration.
This one might get integrated rests to be used on couch/bed without being small or easily transportable. …that has been a fast hack which used nothing besides existing parts and two small wedged washers. It felt fine and resulted in another build using the same controller and keyboard PCBs.