3 Key Mini Keypad Wireless USB 2 in 1 Mechanical Gaming Macro Keyboard Customized Programmable OSU Keypad with RGB Led for PC Gaming OSU Office Work HID

I got it for the GPD Win 4, to have some extra buttons on the back.It would have been fine, and perfect, if I didn't need the action of the keypress to activate the gyroscope.With the particular machine that I got two of these for, between the internal key software, rewasd key-mapping, this products keymapping, and one more that I was using for on-screen buttons, I could not get the activation of the gyroscope with a button push of this product.But, I have limited ability, and may have found a solution if I "super tried".It is a great product. It was fast enough for me, with the Bluetooth response time, with gaming. However, they do offer the same product with 2.4gh, something or other. Which, should be faster. Plus, if needed a direct cable would be fine.Lots of possibilities with this item.I will absolutely purchase it again, in the future. But, with the 2.4gh option.Even though more expensive, it can come in "handy".I am glad anyone offers, such an item.I would like the same product, but with one key. There are one key products, like this, but none with Bluetooth or battery.Some people say the software was hard to get. But, for me it was easy, and the software worked well.Very nice key presses.Good product.Don't know about the lights. Didn't test that.

Super nice USB-A to USB-C cable. Keyboard has a great solid feel. Software easy to use once you get past the non-intuitive parts. Be aware that the keyboard must be connected directly to the PC for programming - it can't be connected through a USB hub. After programming, the keyboard works anywhere through any number of USB hubs.

I don’t usually leave negative reviews, but I’ve had a frustrating experience with this product. Despite fully charging it, the keys only work if I'm within a foot of the dongle on my Windows PC. I’ve set the buttons for basic functions like ESC, Space, and the number 1, but they still won’t respond unless I’m extremely close to the dongle. It just isn't reliable

I got this to use as a page turner for my Boox Note Air 3. I got the blutooth version and it came with clicky blue switches. No way did I want to listen to that while reading so I immediately swapped the switches to Akko Starfish (50gf linear). Over, this is easy to setup and works perfectly for my use case.Please note that while this is hotswappable, it only takes 3 pin switches. I tried snipping the plastic nubs on a 5 pin switch but it barley fit and kept mangling the top metal pin when I tried to pop the switch in. When I used 3 pin switches they fit perfectly every time.

Adding back one star for the great customer support from the team here.This is a good, simple-to-use product. The software that is used to set the the marcros, is pretty simple and can be used to quickly set up the keypad. The battery on this dies after 2 days. I thought this might have been a problem with that specific one so I exchanged for another one. I have the same problem with it dying after 2-3 days. That is 2-3 days on stand-by with light use.

So, like other reviewers have said, the battery life on this thing is not ideal. I only have it turned about for about 8 hours a day. Its only purpose is to mute the mic in Slack and Zoom. To do that without downloading the manufacturer's software, I'm using Karabiner-Elements (on macOS). I was hoping to be able to use Hammerspoon because I'd converted all of my Karabiner stuff over a while back, but I could not get a working solution.Anyway, with regards to the battery life, it appears to have drained 75% after being turned on for about 12 hours. On the flip side, it's charged back over 70% in about 10 minutes.Feature-wise, it's three buttons. They send 'a' 'b' and 'c', respectively. It also apparently has "layers," but the label on the bottom and what actually happens on the device don't exactly match up for me; all of the layers send the same keycodes. The color under the keys is actually an LED "backlight." I'm looking for a way to turn that off (again, without the manufacturer's software) because that's surely draining the battery more than usage.All said, worth the money and effort for me. If you're not a techie or a programmer, you'll likely be stuck with the manufacturer's software. Again, haven't tried it and won't. It's gonna be Chinese and I just don't want that on my computer.

What should be a simple and easy to use device, is pretty terrible. The pointer to the software pointed to a site that was down. I searched, and found another source, but that software did not work on my Mac. After a lot of searching I did finally find some software that supported M1/M2 chips used in the new Macs, but that was just the beginning!After finally getting the buttons programmed, I found that in bluetooth mode, the battery barely lasted 48 hours! The device has colored LED's that are always flashing (using up the battery), but providing no useful function that I was able to determine. Even when used in wired mode it's a little flaky and unreliable. If I reboot my machine it seems to take almost 5 minutes before the device will start working again.Let me also say that I am an advanced user, so the fact that I spent over 2 hours trying to make it work says to me the the average "Joe" would not be making a wise decision to buy this device.

Works great. Using it for keyboard shortcuts on an iPad.You can turn off the RGB if you like.