Halcyon Elora Low Profile Case

Want to get a complete kit? We recommend using the Composer. Use the temporary new Canary version of the Composer to configure your Halcyon keyboard.

Complete your Halcyon Elora keyboard with a variety of case options. All options on this page are low profile, and consist of a set of top plates, a set of bottom plates, and a hardware set

All case options are compatible with all switches supported by the Halcyon Elora, so it's compatible both with MX and Kailh Choc switches.

Most acrylic case options are cut on order, and will be fulfilled within one to three business days.

How to choose

• Pick a set of top plates.
• Pick any set of bottom plates. If you'd like to use a set of tenting pucks, pick a set of puck plates, as they'll have the cutout required to fit a puck.
• Pick any set of OLED covers. The OLED is still visible with a tinted cover, while it does a better job of hiding other components. The clear cover keeps everything visible.
• Lastly, add a set of mounting hardware. This isn't included by default (so you can choose multiple sets of plates without having to get a lot of extra hardware).
• Optionally, when using MX switches, you can choose to add a set of sound dampening sheets. They're placed between the top plate and the PCB, and will dampen the high-pitched sounds a little.
  • These dampening sheets are not compatible with Kailh Choc low profile switches, as there is not enough space between the top plate and the PCB.

Hardware kit

The hardware kit includes mounting hardware compatible with all Aurora Series low profile cases, and may include some additional hardware you won't need for this specific kit. Every hardware kit contains:

• 16 × 6mm brass M2 spacer
• 16 × 8mm brass M2 spacer
• 10 × 12mm brass M2 spacer
• 48 × 5mm metal M2 screw
• 12 × Adhesive rubber bump-on

Specifications

• FR4 material plates are 1.6mm thick and are finished with ENIG (nickel coated with gold).
• Aluminium plates are 1.5mm thick and have a bead blasted finish. They're lightweight, but very sturdy.
• Acrylic plates in the various colors are 3mm thick, with a tolerance of +-0.7mm (though will usually fall within +-0.3mm).
• For the hardware kit, the spacers are brass-colored metal. The screws are silver-colored.

Remarks

• If you're unsure whether you want to use the tenting pucks, you can always get a set of normal plates along with your kit. They'll remain available for purchase, so you can always swap them out later, too. Similarly, if you're not using a puck now, you can upgrade later and get a set of puck plates with your puck.
  
• If you're using Kailh Choc low profile switches, the top plates will interfere with encoder legs. If you plan on using encoders anyway, you will have to modify the plates with a tool like a file or Dremel.
• For brass and copper plates: these materials will naturally develop a patina over time, unless treated. They do not come pre-treated, so you'll want to apply wax, clear coat or similar to the material if you'd like to prevent the material from changing over time. You may need to buff it prior to treating to remove any developed patina, however minor.
  • The B-stock items are B-stock because they used to be for an earlier revision Elora, and we drilled an extra mounting hole to be able to use it on this new revision, too. You can still use a tenting puck when using MX switches only, but you'll need to install it before installing the puck - the mounting holes for the puck moved. They were manually handled, and while great care was taken, they may be affected by a slight scratch or two.