KBDFans is one of the most trusted names in enthusiast keyboard kits. Their Tofu series covers everything from compact 60% builds to full tenkeyless layouts, with a wide range of finishes, hot-swap PCBs, and budget-to-premium pricing. If you want to build a custom keyboard without sourcing parts from five different vendors, KBDFans is usually the first stop.
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The Tofu series is KBDFans' flagship line — reliable kits at accessible price points with enough finish and layout variety to suit most builds.

Best value 65% kit
From $54
The Tofu65 3.0 is KBDFans' most approachable 65% keyboard kit. It comes in a wide range of anodized finishes, supports hot-swap PCBs, and hits a price point that makes it easy to recommend as a first custom build or a budget-friendly second keyboard.

Best 60% layout flexibility
From $51
The Tofu60 3.0 is the updated version of one of KBDFans' most popular cases. It supports WK, WKL, and HHKB layouts on the same case, giving you flexibility to swap PCBs and layouts as your preferences evolve.

Best for gaming and rapid-trigger input
$185
The Tofu60 HE is a fully assembled, ready-to-use keyboard built around hall-effect magnetic switches. If you want rapid-trigger, adjustable actuation, and a compact gaming-focused keyboard without building from scratch, this is the most direct path.

Best TKL kit from KBDFans
From $64.90
The Tofu TKL brings the same Tofu build quality to an 80% tenkeyless layout. It's the pick if you need a function row and arrow cluster but want to drop the numpad. Available in WK and WKL layouts with the same wide color range as the rest of the Tofu line.

Best premium HE 60% from KBDFans
$199
The Holy60 HE is the higher-end ready-to-use hall-effect keyboard from KBDFans. Better case acoustics and tuning than the Tofu60 HE if you want a more refined enthusiast feel along with rapid-trigger gaming features.

Best 75% kit from KBDFans
From $179
The Athena 75 is the strongest 75% kit on the KBDFans store. Aluminum case, gasket mount, and a clean modern profile that pairs especially well with PBTfans keycap sets.

Best entry-level KBDFans 65%
From $99
The Nono N65 is the easiest first KBDFans purchase. A 65% kit with hot-swap PCB at a price low enough to leave room in the budget for switches and keycaps.
KBDFans stocks a wide range of switches. These three are among the most consistently recommended options for both new builders and experienced enthusiasts.

Linear · $7.50
One of the most popular premium linears on the market. The INK V2 Black is smooth, consistent, and well-regarded for daily typing and gaming builds on KBDFans boards.
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Linear · $22.75
A heavier, smoother linear that pairs especially well with the Tofu series cases. Often recommended for people who want more resistance and a deeper sound profile.
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Linear · From $3.00
KBDFans' budget-friendly smooth linear. A good starting point if you want a capable linear switch without spending premium prices while you figure out your preferred feel.
Shop SwitchesPBTfans is KBDFans' in-house keycap line. These three sets are the easiest pairings with the boards above and consistent bestsellers on the store.

Cherry-profile retro PBT in vintage beige and red accents. The most popular 'first enthusiast keycap set' on the KBDFans store.
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Bold blue Cherry-profile keycap set. Pairs naturally with the Tofu60 3.0 in Royal Blue or any silver-finish KBDFans case.
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Dark, cinematic colorway with strong contrast and a slightly modernized profile. Great match for darker anodized cases.
Shop KeycapsStart with layout. The Tofu60 3.0 is the right pick if you want the most compact option and enjoy the 60% typing experience. Move up to the Tofu65 3.0 if arrow keys matter to you — it adds a small column on the right without significantly increasing the footprint. The Tofu TKL is the best choice if you rely on a function row for shortcuts, macros, or media keys.
If you are building for gaming specifically and want hall-effect magnetic switches with rapid-trigger support, the Tofu60 HE ready-to-use version is worth paying the extra premium. It ships fully assembled and skips the build process entirely.
For switches, start with a linear if you are unsure. Gateron INK V2 Blacks are a safe premium pick; Smoothies are the budget alternative. Oil Kings are worth considering if you want heavier resistance and a deeper sound.