6 Key Mini Keypad Wireless USB Gaming Keyboard Macro Customized Programmable OSU Keyboard with Led Backlit for Video Games OSU Office Work HID

Great little keyboard, easy to set up the key bindings and works right away. I've heard the battery isn't great but there are settings you can use to reduce battery consumption.I chose to leave it plugged in and it has no problem being recognized on every device just like a regular keyboard. You can even map mouse buttons to it.The only catch is it requires a third party download for software to change the key bindings, so be aware it will require a windows computer with an internet connection.Great product overall, keys are tactile and there's little rubber pads on the base for stability. Nice feature having RGB lighting options for both the keys and a light strip across the base. You can change the key settings if you don't want a nauseating strobe.

I use it as a mini keyboard foe my sim rig. There's install instructions on the back of the device.You can uninstall the app after you program the keys - device has on board memory.

Well the 1st unit lasted about 7 days and was useful enough for me to request a 2nd unit. The 2nd unit worked zero days. In fact it did not work at all. Very cheap, very crappy, save your time and money.

I send a string of characters to a remote computer several times a day, and when there is a capital letter or a shift needed to send a special character, it does not send it correctly. The WORKAROUND is to send it as a macro and not a string. This worked for me. You can see in the setup if you click on "Test" the string is sending a shift and the lowercase key. So a "?" is a shift and "/". It does not send the actual "?". But again, using the macro function worked for me.

I needed a magnifying glass to read the instructions manual, but other than that it work as intended perfectly. Btw, the software is a huge improvement (I bought a previous iteration of this tiny keyboard 3 years ago and it took me 3 hours wrestling with it until I figured out how to map out the keys).Good job.

For the price, this is a pretty handy setup. I like using time saving macros, so this works well.You can definitely program this, you just need to use their software (one time, initially) to do the setup. As mentioned in other comments, you can find the software at their website. They do include usage instructions with this device.Build quality is good - I've been giving it a workout, and I suspect it will hold up.For the modest price though, it's a pretty good deal.

I got this to set up some macros for my home office. I set it up, charged it and was off to the races. I had to download software from their website in order to actually get the configuration rate. Not that big of a deal, but it's still kind of a pain. My biggest complaint is that the battery dies after about a day to a day and a half of use. I don't like having to shut off my keyboard with a little switch, so I just leave it plugged in all the time. Overall, a decent product keyboard works fine, comes with a dongle, although you don't necessarily need it if you have Bluetooth.

I never knew I needed something like this. But, here I am, gushing about how I use it all the time for the silliest things.Super easy to use and setup. Charge it up, connect it, setup your keys and you are off!! It's crazy. It feels good but can slide around if you aren't a gentle touch. The buttons feel good and light up too. It feels well made and works well. Couldn't really be happier with it.