// V3 UPDATE //
Key remapping and custom LED colors are currently not supported by the v3 model. New additions are:
- USB C port
- Display that shows inputs and input history as well as some configuration options
- Slightly improved latency
- New electronics

// DESCRIPTION //
This is a mirrored version of the Fightboard LP for people who would prefer the arrow cluster on the right side.

Have you ever been frustrated with joysticks? Do you want something to use on your desk that isn't a massive box you have to put away somewhere when you're not using it? Do you prefer the natural spacing of a keyboard over the finger-stretching traditional arcade buttons? Maybe you want something that you can easily use on-the-go. The Fightboard aims to solve all of those problems.

The Fightboard LP uses low-profile Kailh Choc switches, enabling it to be thinner and improve ergonomics and portability. To find out more about different switch types, check out my buyer's guide here: https://docs.thnikk.moe/buyguide.html

// FEATURES //
- Ergonomic keyboard-like layout
- Kailh Choc low profile switches
- MBK profile PBT keycaps
- Hot-swap sockets (ONLY compatible with v1 Choc switches*)
- RGB LEDs
- Compatible with PC and Switch
- Compatible with some other consoles with the purchase of an additional adapter


For more information about the Fightboard and compatibility, please check out the documentation here: Check out the documentation here: https://docs.thnikk.moe/models/fightboard/v3.html


*Though Choc v2 switches use the traditional Cherry MX stem, they are made for use without a plate. The Fightboard's case acts as a plate to give the switches more stability with the hot-swap sockets, so any MX keycaps would bottom out on the case before the key is fully depressed. For this reason, the Fightboard LP only supports Choc V1 switches. For an alternative to the stock keycaps, check out MBK or Scooped Choc keycaps.