One Handed Gaming Keyboard, MAD GIGA Mechanical Red Switch Gaming Keypad Half Keyboard with Programmable Macro for Game PUBG/CS GO/Rainbow 6/LOL/Dota2

So far so good. It has a nice rubber anti-slip wrist support. He colors are plentiful and fun, they change every 3-5 seconds, and there are some gorgeous ones. Not too noisy.This little gaming key-board saves my apple keyboard (that I use for coding) from wearing out. I love it!I will update if something changes.

Was really liking this keyboard until the space bar stopped working! And changing switches are not user friendly as they are soldered to the board. Past the return time by a week, so I will have to DIY it!Really disappointed and would not buy again!

I've been searching high and low across Amazon over the last year or so that these keypads have exploded onto the scene. Now I'm aware that the Belkin Nostromo, Razer Orb weaver and Logitech G-something? have been things for ever but these keypads seem to have grown in popularity lately because of fortnite and pubg cell phone games.Anyway searching every now and then for a gaming keypad has left me with little hope since MOST of them like all small/off brand peripherals seem to just be copies of each other. While browsing for a new mouse this little guy popped up in my suggested products and the simple fact that it looked different from the rest caught my eye with the price tag + mechanical keys checking a few more boxes in my 'need to have' list. I assume the price is nice and low because unlike most of the keypads out there, this one doesn't have bluetooth to connect to a cell phone which I'm fine with as a PC gamer.I really am impressed with it as a product. The wrist rest is a silicon rubber that creates a decent but firm cushion and grips your wrist nicely so that it'll stay in place with little effort. I've only used Romer G switches on gaming keyboards (as a logitech fan) so I can't compare the Reds in this keypad to Cherry's but they do feel amazing, actuation works great with little force and quick response although the thumb/space key while mechanical as well gives off a different sound that makes me think it's a different switch entirely. A couple things I've been picky about when looking at keypads is the position and size of the shift and ctrl keys (respectively) and this one is laid out just like a regular keyboard so I don't have to get used to pressing keys in a different spot.The only negatives I have about it is that the braided cable is a bit short software is pretty weak. The macros setups and key mapping options work just fine which is what matters most to me but the lighting system needs work. I'm a fan of simple 1 color setups (this thing looks killer with blue lights backing the purple keys) and even with that simple option for my lighting it took a minute, the colors in the program do not align with the lighting on the keypad. I basically clicked around the color map at random finally landing in the darkest red position in order to make the keypad light blue. clicking blue turned everything pink etc... But I stress that function of macros and key mapping matters most to me and that all works great with the on-board memory this thing has. That's another positive for me too actually as I hate that Razer stores settings in the cloud as if that's handy, that would require you to install their synapse software anywhere you went in order to use a profile whereas this thing is just plug and play with your settings.I tend to rant with my reviews but I hope there was some handy info in here.

I love everything about this except the colors on the keys and the lack of a thumb stick. make that weird space bar into a thumb stick like the tartarus or the Logitech and we'll talk.

Is exactly what it says it is size could be smaller however gameing with this piece of tech is amazing love it

I love this for games, but I also find it helpful with homework. Being able to have some keys but not all let's me have more of my desk space.

Bought this product for use in my living room while sitting on the couch and gaming. Overall it is designed well. Feels just like the left side of the keyboard. The keys click well and feel good. It actually is fairly loud though if this bothers might want to look for a softer keyboard. The space button is placed awkwardly for me but that doesnt bother me as there are plenty of other keys available.

All positive