Replacement top case part for the MNT Reform Standalone Keyboard, functioning as a bezel for the keyboard and OLED display. Constructed from anodized CNC-milled aluminum with counterbore holes. Available in black and purple. Ships with 20 M2 screws. Priced at €89.00.

A replacement top half enclosure for the MNT Pocket Reform laptop, housing the mainboard, processor module, and display. Constructed from anodized CNC-milled aluminum, it includes 25 counterbore holes for mounting hinges, the speaker, the port cover, and other components. Available in Deep Black and Ultra Purple. The package includes the enclosure and 25 M2 screws.

A replacement bezel part for the MNT Pocket Reform laptop, housing the keyboard, trackball, trackball buttons, and OLED display. Constructed from anodized CNC-milled aluminum with a depth of 1.2 mm and four counterbore holes. Available in black and purple. Ships with four M2 screws.

Replacement bottom half case for the MNT Pocket Reform laptop, housing the keyboard/trackball module, magnets, charger board, and batteries. Constructed from anodized CNC-milled aluminum with 20 counterbore holes for mounting internal components. Available in Deep Black and Ultra Purple. Ships with 20 M2 screws.

A development kit for RuuviTag wireless sensors, designed for developers who need to flash and debug devices via the SWD (Serial-Wire-Debug) bus or access the extra IO connections on the bottom of the RuuviTag circuit board. The package includes a Nordic Semiconductor nRF52-DK evaluation kit and a development shield designed for RuuviTag. The nRF52-DK provides an integrated Segger J-Link programmer for firmware debugging, and the shield powers the RuuviTag to eliminate battery management during development. The kit enables use of third-party protocol stacks or operating systems, safe testing of different protocol stacks such as Bluetooth 5, and restoration of the original RuuviTag software via factory reset. It is intended for developers who need to replace protocol stacks or bootloaders, or perform serious debugging beyond what over-the-air firmware updates support.

Designed for MNT Pocket Reform, this processor module uses a Qualcomm QCS6490-based Thundercomm C6490P platform and includes 8 GB LPDDR4x RAM and 128 GB UFS 2.2 storage. The official page highlights suspend-to-RAM sleep/wake, lower battery consumption than lock screen mode, and reduced heat. Listed specifications include an 8-core Kryo 670 CPU, Adreno 643 graphics, USB 3.0 and USB 2.0, 1 Gbit/s Ethernet, and DisplayPort over FPC for USB-C Alt Mode with Pocket Reform Mainboard 2.0.

Designed as an upgraded mainboard for the Pocket Reform mini laptop and also usable as a standalone single-board computer with a compatible processor module and USB-C power supply. It adds a modernized power system, USB-C power delivery, DisplayPort Alt-Mode support over USB-C with compatible processor modules, a second external display option via Micro-HDMI, and digitally switchable debugging and firmware flashing functions without opening the case. Verified ports and connectors include two SuperSpeed USB-C ports, MicroSD, Micro-HDMI, Ix Industrial Gigabit Ethernet, an M.2 WWAN slot with MicroSIM tray, an M.2 PCIe slot for NVMe SSDs up to 2280 size, and a 200-pin processor module slot.

Version 3.0 replaces the barrel jack with USB-C Power Delivery input, adds USB-UART debug access on the same USB-C port, expands the NVMe SSD slot to 4 PCIe lanes for RK3588, updates PCIe clocking for Gen 3 support, upgrades USB power delivery components and the USB hub, and adds Qwiic ports for I2C expansion via LPC and CPU. The box includes one motherboard.

An overhauled 2.0 keyboard PCB for Pocket Reform, available as just the PCB or optionally equipped with 64 Kailh Choc switches and QWERTY keycaps. Verified features listed on the official page include improved reliability through updates to the RP2040 crystal, decoupling, and USB layout, complete LED power gating when the device is off or in standby, a fixed flash programming switch, and a new 4-pin JST-SH SWD debug header. The design is described as fully open source hardware, and the board size is listed as 19.5 cm × 11.5 cm.

Replacement 7-inch display panel for Pocket Reform with Full HD+ 1920 × 1200 resolution at about 310 ppi. It uses a custom MIPI-DSI panel with an adapter for a JDI LT070ME05000-compatible connector. The box includes the display and cable. Manufacturer listed for the panel: Wisecoco.

A replacement charger PCB for Pocket Reform with a redesigned layout aimed at better current flow and lower noise. It includes overvoltage and overcurrent protection, adds an NXP NX20P5090 chip for an additional level of overvoltage protection, and uses improved balancing resistors. The package includes one charger module; cells are not included.

A back plate for Pocket Reform. It is made from two layers of FR-4 with an internal copper zone that functions as a heat spreader for the main processor, while copper-free zones are intended to keep Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and broadband transmission reliable. Listed dimensions are approximately 200 × 125 × 1.2 mm.

Version 2.0 of the headset board for Pocket Reform adds a headset port, a standby switch, and a Wi‑Fi card slot. It is described as compatible with all processor modules, while the Wi‑Fi card slot works only with RCORE RK3588 Release Versions R02 through R04. The box includes the board and an FPC cable for Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth.

An upgrade bundle for MNT Pocket Reform that centers on the MNT RCORE RK3588 option and a Wi-Fi/BT carrier board. The page says it provides higher CPU/GPU performance, 16 GB RAM, dual-display capability, and fast PCIe 3.0+2.0 plus USB 3.0. Configurations include either RCORE with RK3588 and 256 GB eMMC or a carrier-board-only upgrade, with optional Intel AX210 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth and optional 1 TB M.2 NVMe SSD.

Improves Wi-Fi reception and stability for MNT Pocket Reform when used with the RCORE and RK3588 Processor Module (Release Version 2). The bundle includes an Intel AX210 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth module with Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 support, plus a Molex 146153 antenna, and uses a custom carrier board to add a third M.2 E-key slot. It requires the improved back plate for good reception and is only compatible with MNT Pocket Reform.

Designed as an upgrade module for MNT Reform, it uses a Rockchip RK3588 octa-core processor with 4 Cortex-A76 cores up to 2.4 GHz and 4 Cortex-A55 cores at 1.8 GHz. The listed configuration includes 16 GB LPDDR4 RAM and 256 GB eMMC flash. The page also lists a Mali-G610 MP4 GPU, dual-display capability, PCIe 3.0+2.0, USB 3.0, and 1 Gbit/s Ethernet.

Replacement bottom plate for the laptop, used to close the main box from the underside with ten M2x6 countersunk screws. It is made of transparent acrylic. The box includes the plate only; the screws are not included.

A replacement aluminum main box for the Reform Laptop, finished in black Al6061. It includes 4 neodymium bar magnets inserted into slots below the front edge to match their counterparts in the screen front.