French version of the Ergofip website 

A 100% customizable split international keyboard with mechanical keys and RGB lighting.

Click on the pictures to see the models:

• RGB Lighting
• 16 keys for the thumbs!
• Custom Text on the Keycaps!
• Jack socket!
• User-friendly online configurator
• Custom switches
• Ergonomic

What makes the Ergofip unique and amazing

• RGB Lighting
  • Each key has its own light: for pure fun but also in order to identify the keyboard configuration (working, gaming etc.)
  • Thanks to the configurator, you can define the colors individually for each key.
  • Choose for the colors to light up:

Whether the keys are held down...  ...or not   

• Special lighting effects: we've already included some nice effects: rainbow, raindrops, and so on.

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• 16 keys for the two thumbs!
  • On traditional keyboards, thumbs are only used for the space bar. Here you have a lot more!
  • Eight keys are dedicated to each thumb!

• Custom print
  • Choose what you want to print on the keys: the light will shine through!
  • Your customized keyboard will be truly unique
  • Here are just a few examples of what you can do:

order your Ergofip and you'll get:

• Jack socket

A jack socket has been added so you can keep the lead from your headphones in the middle at all times: no more discomfort! No more leads coming out, loose connections or tangled leads.

• The online configurator:
  • Avalaible online
  • Fully international
  • Very easy to use (never seen before)

• Macros! What is a macro? You associate a sequence of characters to a key - thanks to the configurator this is a child's play. Then you will be able to send this sequence with a single keystroke!

• French. Yes. The French touch is there for all to see: Damien, an electronics engineer specializing in the industrialization process, has already been involved in the mass-production of many products, and with Damien, top quality is guaranteed: as many experts will tell you, try it and you'll love it
• Full two-years manufacturer's warranty
• Good news! This unique keyboard will also help certain disabled people with their daily tasks. Thanks to the simplified configurator, they will be able to forget their difficulties, and using the computer will become a second nature.

Changes to your daily life

Ergofip was made with and for you: gamers, developers, geeks, writers, typewriters and so on: basically anybody wanting to keep up with state-of-the-art technology.

Such a keyboard will meet all of your expectations:

• You will be able to play faster: you'll win every game from now on!
• You will be able to develop even faster and your customers will be the first to be rewarded
• Your fully personalized keyboard will make you unique and the envy of your community
• Your publications and other articles will be ready in no time
• You used to be fast: well this keyboard will bring you to the next level!

Choose your mechanical switches

What does mechanical keyboard mean? The best explanation can be found here.

What is relevant though is the color of the mechanical key switches which is a synonym of "what typing experience you want to have". They will always be nice to touch and press; a feeling you'll never have with the squishy rubber membrane you find on most keyboards.

Depending on the color of the switches, you'll experience differents sensations: sometimes they'll click (you feel a slight "bump" when you push the key) and sometimes they won't; sometimes you'll have press them softly sometimes hardly (this is called "actuation force" and its measure is in gf).

There's also the "travel" your finger undergo when you push a key, before the information is sent. This is called "pre-travel" and it's measured in millimeters.

• For most gamers, for example, you'll want something linear that is very easy to push so you'll get a very short response time. Those are red switches.
• For peole who like to type "hard", you may want the black (yellow are the same, just not the same manufacturer) switches: like red but you have to push a bit harder.
• For people who like the "bump" when they push the key, you'll want the blue switches. They give you a really nice "bump" sensation, but be careful: they'll click! If you a sensitive to noise this may be a problem.
• ...For those sensitive to noise who still want the "bump" sensation, you have the brown switches: they are a compromise between red and black (linear = no bump but silent) and blue (bump but clicks).

The switches are a matter of taste. Because we love games, we've made our two prototypes with red switches.

You have the choice! Here's a recap: