During the exterior design process of the Jahre 65%, I extracted some characteristic elements from the vehicle's appearance. After reconceptualization and integration, while maintaining an elegant, refined, simple, and steady appearance, these detail elements were incorporated.

From the front view, each side of the top case features a shuttle-shaped curved edge that narrows slightly downward, resembling the subtle widebody of the 30 Jahre 911, creating a fuller visual impression.

The side of the top case also features a fold line consistent with the bottom case curvature, making the side view more elegant.

The curved surface design on the bottom case references the body tuck line at the rear fender, while integrating the classic air intake slot design from the front hood to the bottom surface to enrich the bottom view.

A small aluminum nameplate is embedded below, with an overall sandblasted black anodized finish. The top is additionally flat-ground and polished with secondary anodization, adding a subtle visual accent.

The internal weights of the bottom case consist of two stainless steel weights, with an overall form referencing the rear air intake grille component.

The exposed surface of the large weight block features full RAW multi-line flying surface tool marks (rendering images cannot fully capture the actual effect; the physical appearance can be referenced from KMG B65's external weight), with the kit name engraved below.

The mechanical switch PCB remains the familiar 1.6mm thick black core board material, while the firmware-supported polling rate has been increased to 8K HZ.

Single-mode soldered and single-mode hot-swap options are available.

In addition to the standard mechanical switch PCB, the Jahre 65% is also compatible with Venom's 65% magnetic switch PCB.

The group buy simultaneously offers PCB and compatible positioning plate purchases, allowing users to choose freely.