Pre-built & Custom Mechanical Keyboards, Switches, Keycaps & More

BUILD A KEYBOARD THAT FEELS LIKE YOURS

A keyboard gets a lot of daily use, so it should feel right under your fingers. Keebz N Cables stocks custom keyboards, pre-built boards and parts for people who care about sound, switch feel and the look of their desk.

Based in Perth, the range suits first-time buyers, keyboard enthusiasts, hobbyists and collectors across Australia. You can start with a complete setup or choose each component yourself, depending on how involved you want the build to be.

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START WITH THE BOARD

The board sets the size, layout and overall feel of your setup. Browse mechanical keyboards in compact, tenkeyless and larger formats, with options for different desks and typing habits.

Choose a complete board if you want to get started sooner or pick a kit if you would rather select the case, plate and mounting style yourself. Each listing outlines what is included, making it easier to see which parts you may still need.

CHOOSE HOW EACH KEYPRESS FEELS

Once you have the board, the next step is finding switches that suit the way you type and your preferences. Switches have a big effect on how a custom mechanical keyboard sounds and responds.

Explore keyboard switches in linear, tactile and clicky styles, then compare spring weights, materials and sound profiles. Sampler packs are useful when a few options have caught your eye and you want to test them before buying a full set.

ADD THE FINISHING TOUCHES

With the board and switches sorted, choose keycaps that fit your layout and give the build its final look. You can also add accessories such as cables, tools and spare parts for assembly or later changes.

Planning another build? The group buys section features selected upcoming releases, limited runs and community-led projects that may suit your next setup.

BUILD YOUR CUSTOM MECHANICAL KEYBOARD WITH KEEBZ N CABLES

Looking for a custom keyboard in Australia? Keebz N Cables brings custom mechanical keyboards, switches, keycaps and accessories together in one place. Start with a complete board or build one part at a time, then shape the setup around how you work, type or play.