Featuring two hot-swappable printed circuit boards designed in house, the MK3 provides greater durability, consistency, and user friendliness as compared to the hand-wired MK1 and MK2 Prisms.
This was also the first generation to utilize the Raspberry Pi Pico’s 133Mhz dual-core ARM Cortex processor. This processor combined with open source community firmware allows for near unparalleled performance on both console and PC. With low prices and high availability, these microcontrollers are the perfect fit for getting the Prism to as many users as possible.

3D printing the enclosure also presented unique opportunities for not only lowering the price, but increasing the degree of customization that could be afforded to the end user. Allowing anyone to pick their own favorite color combinations, and even customize the front panel logo.