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===Clones=== There are keyboards that have a ErgoDox layout but are incompatible with the original hardware design and/or firmware. *The '''ErgoDox 76 Hot Dox''' kit from [https://www.alpacakeyboards.com/ Alpaca Keyboards] has [[Kailh socket|Kailh hot-swapping]] sockets and a pre-soldered electronics. Thus, assembly requires no soldering. It has a slightly smaller circuit board and uses an USB A-to-A cable as interconnect. *[[Infinity ErgoDox]] has different electronics, with [[Backlit keyboard|backlit keys]] and a LCD screen. It supports both [[Cherry MX]] and [[Alps SKCL/SKCM series|Alps-switches]] but does not have 1Γ1-key options for thumbs or little fingers. *The KBDFans '''ErgoDone''' circuit board uses a less expensive [[Arduino Pro Micro]] as controller, instead of a Teensy 2.0. The USB port has moved to the left side and the standoff holes are gone - which makes it incompatible with many (but not all) existing ErgoDox cases. It is available on AliExpress and [[KPrepublic]]. *The '''J-J Ergo''' is like the ErgoDone, but with all surface-mounted components, including the microcontroller. Has been available from [[KPrepublic]]. *The [https://www.xudongz.com/blog/2019/ergoblue/ ErgoBlue] is wireless, using an Adafruit Feather nRF52 Bluefruit and battery in each half, and a Raspberry Pi Zero W as receiver.<br/>The [https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=110153.0 ErgoBlue 2] has solar cells for recharging; uses the [[ZMK]] firmware. * [https://www.ergokb.tw/products/phoenix/ Phoenix] from ErgoKB in Taiwan. Uses [[hot-swap]] sockets, USB-C and an ARM-based microcontroller in each half. LEDs have been moved to 1u thumb keys. [[Tray-case]] with [[floating keys]]. * [https://www.slicemk.com/pages/ergodox-wireless SliceMK's ErgoDox Wireless]. Wireless over [[Bluetooth|Bluetooth Low Energy]] using [[ZMK]] firmware. Options with [[hot-swap]] sockets for either [[Kailh Choc]] or [[Cherry MX]]-style switches. Group-order until Nov 13, 2022, with expected shipping in Jan-Feb 2023. <!-- Not sure if serious... * [[Ergofip]] (announced) has [[Backlit keyboard#Full-colour backlighting|RGB backlighting]]. It has two 1Γ1 keys instead of 1Γ2 thumb-keys. -->
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