Mini USB Custom Mechanical Keyboard 24 Keys Black/White Gaming Keyboard Sayo Device Shortcut Programmable Keypad Keys Macro

As a keyboard, it has a light pressing feel and doesn't have much click sensation, making it good for gaming. I tried programming with it, but it's difficult to grasp yet understandable. After using it in FF14, it's durable enough for practical use. I thought I might need it for each job, so I ordered more.

The device is cheap and works very well. It is easy to operate. Registering the desired key is also easy. If there was a downside, one of the key switches was defective and needed to be replaced. I give it 5 points because this is a common issue with cheap keyboard devices, and it wasn't a defect in the main board itself. If not, what would be good to buy together? 1. 2-in-1 Switch Puller - (Allows you to easily remove keycaps and mechanical switches.) 2. Cherry MX RGB Red Switch (3-pin, plate mount) - It's a good idea to have a few spare switches in case the switches you have are initially defective. These switches have a similar tactile feel. Each key costs about 550 to 600 won, and there are other manufacturers besides Cherry, so you can choose whichever one is more convenient. 3. Double-layer keycaps - As it is a custom keyboard, these custom keycaps make it easy to name the buttons.

Very good product, but it can be a bit complex if it's your first programmable keyboard. It doesn't have side buttons to change layouts, but it compensates with 5 different layouts that can be configured from the page. You can also set up complete phrases with a single button. Recommended.

Recommend. Software is a little janky to use but is full featured. One note though is that i think the keyboard is limited to standard hid keys, so you can't as far as i can see assign say 5 and then + as a shift overload. Buildwise these are excellent, all hotwap ports work, the leds are nice and bright.