Custom keyboard builder

Fit checked. Keychron V1 QMK Custom Mechanical Keyboard · 81 switches needed.Official evidence · 105 available, 24 spare

Choose exact parts

Stock ANSI layout · original PCB and plate · hot-swap assembly

Keychron V1 QMK Custom Mechanical Keyboard — Barebone Knob / Carbon Black (Non-transparent) / Barebone
Product photo

Barebone Knob / Carbon Black (Non-transparent) / Barebone

75% · ABS plastic · Hot-swap: Yes

SKU V1-Z4

Gateron G Pro 3.0 Yellow / 3-Pin / 3×35pcs — manufacturer stem view
Manufacturer stem view; pin and pack options listed below

3-Pin / 3×35pcs

linear · Up to 4 mm travel · 105 per pack

Keychron OEM Dye-Sub PBT Keycap Set - Wheat Grey — OEM Keycap Set / Version A
Kit diagram

OEM Keycap Set / Version A

OEM · PBT · 96 keycaps

SKU JM-45

IN KIT
Stabilizers

No separate set needed for this stock layout.

Your shopping list

0–1,000 of the exact selected switch option.

0–50 packs · 105 switches each · minimum 1 for your missing switches.

Required
81 switches
Owned + packs
0 + 1 × 105 = 105
Spare
24 switches
Barebones kit
1 to buy
Keycap kit
1 to buy

USB-C data cable included in this kit.

Parts plan complete.

Fit checks

Source match · stock ANSI
Switches → sockets
Fit checked

The selected switch option matches the stock mechanical hot-swap sockets.

Official · strong evidence
Keycaps → layout
Fit checked

The manufacturer lists this exact kit for the selected stock ANSI layout.

Official · strong evidence
Keycaps → switch stems
Fit checked

The selected switch stems and keycap kit have a reviewed match.

Official · strong evidence
Stabilizers → board
Fit checked

Retain the stabilizers supplied in this barebones kit.

Official · strong evidence
Complete parts combination
Fit checked

The original case, PCB and plate work with this reviewed parts combination.

Official · strong evidence

Build this keyboard

  1. Check the barebones kit. Keep its original PCB, plate and stabilizers. Match the selected variant and stock ANSI layout.
  2. Install 81 switches. Disconnect the board first. Align each switch with its socket; follow the kit’s installation instructions.
  3. Fit one selected keycap kit. Use the keys and rows intended for this board, including its original bottom row.
  4. Connect and check every key. Use a USB-C data cable and compatible USB host. Open the keyboard tester after assembly.