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Agar Micro condenses the concept of "growth" into its purest form.
Rather than emphasizing the piecing together of structures, it allows the form to flow naturally, as if slowly growing out from a single, solid block of material.
In a size this compact, every single curve is more than just a design choice—it is a restrained expression of "organic form.
To design a truly friendly, entry-level 40% Alice keyboard, we optimized the industrial design to solve a unique challenge: fitting a split Alice PCB into a seamless, unified chassis while keeping the Agar Mini's tray-mount structure.
Through extensive testing, we introduced a "restrained split" on the top case—creating a structural boundary between the two spacebars. This design preserves the clean exterior aesthetic while opening up the necessary internal space for a full, split PCB.
We implemented a standard 7° typing angle, which strikes an ideal balance between ergonomic comfort and functionality, while subtly shaping the organization of the internal structure.
The elevated rear profile carves out more absolute space at the bottom. This allows the flexible daughterboard to unfold more freely and opens up the possibility of integrating a larger capacity battery.
During testing, we noticed that typing thumbs could occasionally bump against the case's front edge.
To solve this, we completely re-sculpted the front boundary with two subtle, curved bevels. This replaces the sharp edge with a smooth contour, providing a natural resting position for your thumbs. Remarkably, these functional curves also quietly echo the shape of a rabbit’s ears, seamlessly blending ergonomics with our core design language.
Enhance the stability and aesthetic of your Agar Micro with two distinct weight bar choices
PVD Stainless Steel:
Crafted from high-quality stainless steel with a flawless PVD mirror finish. It offers a deep, reflective, and ultra-smooth surface, embodying a minimalist and luxurious aesthetic.
Tri-Color Aluminum:
Showcases an advanced anodization process that blends three vibrant oxidized colors onto a single piece. It features intricate engravings and the playful "MICRO" logo, integrating the signature "rabbit nose" motif for a touch of character.
Building on the Agar Mini, the Agar Micro refines the PCB Gasket structure with precise alignment slots for the silicone gaskets.
Once embedded, the PCB locks securely into place, ensuring consistent and controlled typing feedback.
Learning from extensive community feedback on the Agar series, we resculpted the PCB outline around this new gasket system.
This ensures firmer positioning within the chassis and makes assembly far more intuitive.
Dual-mode Hotswap version PCB
MX Hotswap version PCB
MX solder version PCB
Size: 270.17 x 111.25 x 30.61 x 17.85 mm
PC Case weight: 280g
Alu Case Weight: 675g
Typing Angle: 7°
Alu Weight bar weight: 97g
Stainless Steel Weight bar weight: 300g
Agar Micro inherits the established design language of the Agar series, reconfiguring the Agar Mini into a compact 12U Alice ergonomic layout.
Despite its smaller footprint, it preserves a comfortable zoning logic and typing rhythm.
Backed by powerful firmware, this keyboard transcends its default settings, unlocking endless possibilities for exploration and customization.
Case Exterior: Acceptable if the 6 outer surfaces are free of machining marks, stains, dents, or pinholes. No black spots > 1 mm or scratches > 1 mm.
Weight: Acceptable if free of defects, pinholes, or black spots > 1 mm, and scratches > 2 mm. (Note: Copper weights are treated but will naturally oxidize over time).
Interior: Minor internal defects due to manufacturing limits (e.g., screw hole flaws, uneven coating, anodization lines, or light scratches) are considered acceptable if they do not affect the external appearance.
PC Case Note: PC is plastic and less rigid than aluminum. Do not overtighten the screws. Damage or cracking caused by overtightening is not covered under warranty.
Agar Micro condenses the concept of "growth" into its purest form.
Rather than emphasizing the piecing together of structures, it allows the form to flow naturally, as if slowly growing out from a single, solid block of material.
In a size this compact, every single curve is more than just a design choice—it is a restrained expression of "organic form.
To design a truly friendly, entry-level 40% Alice keyboard, we optimized the industrial design to solve a unique challenge: fitting a split Alice PCB into a seamless, unified chassis while keeping the Agar Mini's tray-mount structure.
Through extensive testing, we introduced a "restrained split" on the top case—creating a structural boundary between the two spacebars. This design preserves the clean exterior aesthetic while opening up the necessary internal space for a full, split PCB.
We implemented a standard 7° typing angle, which strikes an ideal balance between ergonomic comfort and functionality, while subtly shaping the organization of the internal structure.
The elevated rear profile carves out more absolute space at the bottom. This allows the flexible daughterboard to unfold more freely and opens up the possibility of integrating a larger capacity battery.
During testing, we noticed that typing thumbs could occasionally bump against the case's front edge.
To solve this, we completely re-sculpted the front boundary with two subtle, curved bevels. This replaces the sharp edge with a smooth contour, providing a natural resting position for your thumbs. Remarkably, these functional curves also quietly echo the shape of a rabbit’s ears, seamlessly blending ergonomics with our core design language.
Enhance the stability and aesthetic of your Agar Micro with two distinct weight bar choices
PVD Stainless Steel:
Crafted from high-quality stainless steel with a flawless PVD mirror finish. It offers a deep, reflective, and ultra-smooth surface, embodying a minimalist and luxurious aesthetic.
Tri-Color Aluminum:
Showcases an advanced anodization process that blends three vibrant oxidized colors onto a single piece. It features intricate engravings and the playful "MICRO" logo, integrating the signature "rabbit nose" motif for a touch of character.
Building on the Agar Mini, the Agar Micro refines the PCB Gasket structure with precise alignment slots for the silicone gaskets.
Once embedded, the PCB locks securely into place, ensuring consistent and controlled typing feedback.
Learning from extensive community feedback on the Agar series, we resculpted the PCB outline around this new gasket system.
This ensures firmer positioning within the chassis and makes assembly far more intuitive.
Dual-mode Hotswap version PCB
MX Hotswap version PCB
MX solder version PCB
Size: 270.17 x 111.25 x 30.61 x 17.85 mm
PC Case weight: 280g
Alu Case Weight: 675g
Typing Angle: 7°
Alu Weight bar weight: 97g
Stainless Steel Weight bar weight: 300g
Agar Micro inherits the established design language of the Agar series, reconfiguring the Agar Mini into a compact 12U Alice ergonomic layout.
Despite its smaller footprint, it preserves a comfortable zoning logic and typing rhythm.
Backed by powerful firmware, this keyboard transcends its default settings, unlocking endless possibilities for exploration and customization.
Case Exterior: Acceptable if the 6 outer surfaces are free of machining marks, stains, dents, or pinholes. No black spots > 1 mm or scratches > 1 mm.
Weight: Acceptable if free of defects, pinholes, or black spots > 1 mm, and scratches > 2 mm. (Note: Copper weights are treated but will naturally oxidize over time).
Interior: Minor internal defects due to manufacturing limits (e.g., screw hole flaws, uneven coating, anodization lines, or light scratches) are considered acceptable if they do not affect the external appearance.
PC Case Note: PC is plastic and less rigid than aluminum. Do not overtighten the screws. Damage or cracking caused by overtightening is not covered under warranty.
