Keyboard Meetup
Keyboard Meetup
Welcome to the OffKai Expo Keyboard Meetup! We’re excited to host a gathering of thocc enjoyers this year!
We will be meeting up on Saturday, June 1st at 5:30pm PST in the Maid Café.
REQUIRED: You must have a valid OffKai Expo Gen3 badge to attend the meetup (a Maid Café ticket is NOT required).
General Guidelines
- Please check in with the registration desk when you first enter the keyboard meetup. room so that we can get an accurate headcount, give you an info card to fill out and display with your keyboard, and to get some bonus swag!
- You do not need to bring a keyboard in order to participate, anyone who wants to just come take a look is welcome!
- Please feel free to ask questions to the owner(s) of the keyboard(s)!
- Please do not leave your keyboard and other personal items unattended. Do not leave the meetup area without your keyboard or other property.
- If you use the provided hand sanitizer, please ensure your hands are fully dry before handling any keyboards to minimize damage/wear to the finish of the case/keycaps
- Please respect the property of others and read the upper-right corner of each keyboard info card before typing on them or picking them up.
- Do not remove keycaps, artisans, or parts from keyboards other than your own.
- Please only bring your keyboard and case, leave the cables at home!
- NO food, drinks, or large backpacks are allowed in the room.
- NO unauthorized sales are permitted at this meetup, feel free to exchange contact information and figure that out afterwards!
- Tips for traveling with your keyboard:
- If possible, buy and/or use a hardshell case specifically designed for keyboards that corresponds to the size of the board you’re traveling with
- If you don’t have a hardshell case and have a keyboard sleeve instead, consider wrapping the sleeve/board in a towel when packing it in your suitcase for extra protection.
- Please clean your keyboards before attending the meetup! OffKai Expo does not provide supplies at the meetup.
- Wipe down the keycaps and keyboard with a microfiber cloth.
- “Canned air” or “air dusters” are recommended for blowing dust and other debris out of your keyboard after removing the keycaps.