Planck Case Foam

Planck Case Foam

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These foams are designed to fit the Planck - the original ortholinear keyboard by Jack Humbert of OLKB.com

The case foam is 3mm thick and fits both LoPro and Mid/High Pro cases. Currently it will not work with the upcoming Typeau cases.

Customer Reviews

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R
R.
Foam pretty good

The new rev 6 pcbs do have leds on the bottom so there needs to be some minor cuts for holes where the leds are otherwise it will be a tight fit. But once that's done it works super well.

R
R.
Foam pretty good

The new rev 6 pcbs do have leds on the bottom so there needs to be some minor cuts for holes where the leds are otherwise it will be a tight fit. But once that's done it works super well.

H
H.P.
Really impact the sound

It's a must!

H
H.P.
Really impact the sound

It's a must!

M
M.K.
Perfect fit - firm feel and good sound

I have a Rev6 board without underglow LEDs and it was a perfect fit. I installed with the plate foam and they make a great combo. It seems a bit heftier now and the sound is better. I recommend it.

I had heard about people having problems with foam that was too think causing the USB connector to press on the opening, but I had no problems with this and the Drop midpro cases.

FYI: When using the plate form, continue to use the standoffs on the plate screws. I incorrectly assumed I would not need them with the plate foam, but switches were not straight and not all worked. I put the standoffs back in, and found the foam had holes sized perfectly for them, and everything worked great again.

I also have a Rev6 with underglow, and I started to install it but it was a bit tighter. I think it would work fine though. (Obviously you won't get a glow since the foam covers the LEDs, but they are already in a metal case and unused.)

M
M.K.
Perfect fit - firm feel and good sound

I have a Rev6 board without underglow LEDs and it was a perfect fit. I installed with the plate foam and they make a great combo. It seems a bit heftier now and the sound is better. I recommend it.

I had heard about people having problems with foam that was too think causing the USB connector to press on the opening, but I had no problems with this and the Drop midpro cases.

FYI: When using the plate form, continue to use the standoffs on the plate screws. I incorrectly assumed I would not need them with the plate foam, but switches were not straight and not all worked. I put the standoffs back in, and found the foam had holes sized perfectly for them, and everything worked great again.

I also have a Rev6 with underglow, and I started to install it but it was a bit tighter. I think it would work fine though. (Obviously you won't get a glow since the foam covers the LEDs, but they are already in a metal case and unused.)

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