Hyper 7 Wave 1 - 

• If your order was made on or after the 18th of February 2025, you are in wave 2, and we will begin ordering parts after wave 1 has shipped.
  
  
• Update as of 13th of November, 2025 - Estimated Dispatch Start Window - Early December
  
  
• Updates are best received in our discord, Click Here to join! If you don't want to, here's the most recent update:
  

  
  @hyper7 Mini update! (13/11)
  Hey everyone, time for another lil update. We're getting very close now, and shipping is looking like it's going to begin in December.
  First up, we've received a small test batch from the case manufacturer, for us to sign off on before they make 400+ for us! (All was fine, apart from a slight threading issue, that we'll be fixing by hand while shipping)
  They're now beginning production of the cases, we're hoping to find out when the first batch will be with us soon, but it'll most likely be in around 15 working days. However, for a lucky few of you, we'll be shipping yours out tomorrow!
  This is for a final check on shipping and tariffs, to see if there's any unforeseen issues. (These people have already been contacted, so it's up to them if they want to show off!)
  Lastly, we've found that TX-stabilisers have some tolerance issues on the spacebar. We'll be getting in contact with people who have ordered TX-stabs and our keycaps to get the stabilisers changed to Durock V3s (which we wish was the only option in the first place!)
  Thank you for all of the continued patience, hopefully more of you lucky bunch will have a Hyper7 by Christmas!

   

Corne Min -

• 29/09/25 We're running a little behind, but for good reason.
  
  The case and PCB design for the Kailh switch version is now locked in and can be ordered whenever we're ready. So, why the delay?
  
  As mentioned previously, these Kailh switches are quite fragile. On top of that, we've encountered a few issues during production where one or two switches needed replacing during testing. While reworking the boards is something we can do, and will if required, we wanted to explore other options first.
  
  So we spun a Cherry ULP variant, which has been ordered and we're eagerly waiting for it to arrive before making any final decisions. From our initial testing on an OEM Cherry board, these switches seem to be more robust. We're hopeful they'll result in a better product than the current Kailh offering. There's no need for any case design changes to accommodate these switches either, so the transition is pretty seamless.
  
  We'll post another update once the Cherry ULP version arrives and we've decided on the direction we're taking.