Planck EZ vs. OLKB Planck

If you’re already familiar with the OLKB Planck, or if you’re wondering which Planck board would work best for you, here’s a comparison of some features:

Feature	Planck EZ	OLKB Planck
Case material	ABS	Al or FR4 Note: Some parts are open source, so whatever you want!
Metal Plate		Optional
PCB compatible with other known cases?
Weight	approx. 400 grams	Varies
CE/FCC certified
Warranty	2 years	Case by case because of DIY
Kit/built-it-yourself
Board/case (etc.) available separately
Full-matrix (48-key) option
USB-C
Wireless / Bluetooth
Buy with no switches?
Support for rotary encoders?	(unofficial)
Backlighting	(Glow model)
Hot-swappable switches
Availability		Most of the time
Delivery time (from the time you click Buy until you have it on your desk)	up to 2 weeks	1-4 weeks
Supported by	ZSA	OLKB
Works with Oryx
Works with QMK

Bottom line: they’re both great products, but you may be happier with one or the other depending on what you’re looking for! Both boards use the extremely powerful and flexible QMK firmware. If you want a fully-assembled keyboard that you can just plug in and start typing on, the Planck EZ is probably for you. If you’re a hardware modder (or want to start), then the OLKB Planck is probably more your style.