Framework Wireless Touchpad Keyboard (2026)
Previewed April 21, 202612, the Framework Wireless Touchpad Keyboard is a compact wireless keyboard with integrated touchpad designed for living room use, computer setup, and sim rig mounting1. It uses the same mechanical key structure and touchpad architecture as the Framework Laptop 121. The keyboard features a Nordic nRF54LM20A microcontroller with open source ZMK Firmware, supporting up to four Bluetooth Low Energy hosts, one USB-A dongle, and wired USB-C connectivity13. Framework has called it "by far our most waitlisted product"4 and demoed it at Computex 20265. Availability is planned for later in 20261.
This product has not yet shipped. Pre-orders are open with a $100 fully-refundable deposit; no final price has been announced6.
Specifications
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Key travel | 1.5 mm |
| Key spacing | 19 mm (full-size) |
| Touchpad | 68.8 mm x 85.6 mm clickable Windows Precision Touchpad, multi-finger gestures on Windows and Linux1 |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth LE (up to 4 hosts), USB-A dongle (storable in keyboard), wired USB-C13 |
| MCU | Nordic nRF54LM20A1 |
| Firmware | ZMK Firmware (open source, MIT licensed)17 |
| Control Board I/O | 28 exposed I/O pins from nRF54LM20A for custom key matrix designs1 |
| Battery | Rechargeable, user-replaceable (available in Framework Marketplace)1 |
| Chassis | Slim rigid design, translucent black bottom cover1 |
| Manufacturer | Lite-On (same partner as all Framework Laptop keyboards since 2021)1 |
Developer Ecosystem
- Open source surface CAD released for 3D-printable mounts and accessories1
- GitHub repository FrameworkComputer/Framework-Wireless-Touchpad-Keyboard — currently contains only CAD files (CC BY 4.0); the ZMK firmware itself has not yet been published8
- Control Board available separately in Framework Marketplace for makers building custom wireless keyboard designs1
- Developer program: Framework provides Control Boards free to developers via application form1
- USB-A Adapter Expansion Card in development to hold the dongle flush in Framework Laptops and Desktop13
Known Issues
This product has not yet shipped. Known issues will be documented as reports emerge.
Preview-stage notes: no backlight (most-requested feature)9; touchpad physical click-press not yet implemented at the Next Gen preview (tap-to-click worked)3; two arrow keys are half-height3; no compatibility with FW16 input modules (which use RP2040+QMK, not designed for low-power wireless)2.