Candybar Round 3 MOCHI Edition
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The Mochi Edition is a special run of the CandyBar R3 in a sweet pink. There are only 100 of this color, so they truly are limited. Be sure to check out your one opportunity to snag this beautiful board. If you haven't heard who Mochi Marie is check out her Instagram or check out her Candybar build video on youtube.
*Photos by Mochi Marie
Candybar Premium is a compact 40% keyboard + numpad with an all aluminum chassis. No soldering required with a hotswap PCB—you'll only need a screwdriver to assemble.
What's Included
- Case – CNC 6061 aluminum case in pink
- Plate – CNC 6061 aluminum plate in white
- PCB – in style of your choice (righty or lefty)
- Cable – 1.5m cable in black
- Hardware - all necessary hardware to assemble
- SKUFeet - new for R3, elongated custom made non slip rubber pads
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Badge - two badges included
- Assembly instructions.
Additional switch plates/PCBs can be purchased if you want to switch from left to right hand layout. Case is ambidextrous!
Not included: keycaps, stabilizers, and switches which are needed to build a complete functioning keyboard. This is the barebones kit. If you are looking for a full build kit, please visit this page.
Product Specs
- Mochi Edition CandyBar is inspired and designed by Mochi Marie (@mochi.crafts)
- CandyBar designed by BlindAssassin111 in collaboration with The Key Company.
- Beautiful, minimalistic design
- Hotswap PCB – No soldering to assemble. Great for beginners!
- Uses a maximum of 62 switches
- 6 degree angle case
- One case, two numpad options – left or right
- USB-C Connection
- Case measures 13.39" x 4.25" x 1.26"
Layout Options
Right Options
Left Options
Read our announcement blog post for a more in-depth look at a few possible layout options.
Complete your CandyBar Build
This CandyBar Barebones kit does not come with all the parts needed to build a complete keyboard. You'll need to buy separately:
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Stabilizers – these prevent the bigger keys on your keyboard (e.g. the spacebars) from wobbling. You'll need four 2u stabilizers and one 6.25u stabilizer, depending on your layout.
- Switches – these determine the sound and feel of your keyboard. You'll need at most 62 switches. We recommend buying 70 so you'll have some extras.
- Keycaps – what your keys look like. The CandyBar has a '40%' layout, so you'll typically need a keyset with a 40s Kit in addition to a base kit. Keyset kits can vary quite a bit, so pay close attention to what's included in them when you buy.
New to Mechanical Keyboards?
We wrote some introductory articles that cover keyboard basics on Keyboard University. Learn about what a 40% keyboard is, what the differences are among switches, and more 🎓
