New Version 46-Key Wired Professional Singlehanded No Backlit Gaming Keyboard Mini Gaming Keypad Ergonomic Gamepad

I got two of these, one for each PC, and am very satisfied. They are sturdy and well-made and comfortable to use. I use them to play Trove and Minecraft and they take up much less space than a conventional gaming keyboard, making it easier to coordinate keyboard and mouse movement. However, I find I still must access the regular keyboard for buttons not included, like the L key, which you need to use in Trove, and, of course, the I key and the 7 through 9 keys that are crucial to access inventory and use items in Minecraft. This keypad is not programmable, so there is no way to program those functions to other keys. But, of course, it's not advertised as such and I knew that when I bought it. I did look at the photos, so just my bad for not noting that those keys are not included. In spite of that, I still love it and rate this product 5 stars. I would definitely recommend this keypad to any gamer who feels like a full keyboard is cramping their gameplay. Using this keypad has definitely improved mine.

"3 color light" does not refer to an rgb led setup, but rather 3 settings: bright, dim, off. Didn't realize this so I'm kind of disappointed it doesn't match the rest of my stuff. Still 4* because functionally it's fine. Keys are sturdy, the pad is heavy enough that I don't drag it around, and I find it a comfortable size. An issue I had with it is that the leftmost column has the buttons in a weird order. Remapping in each game is a hassle but fixes it. Also, No clue why the "t" is on the bottom and the "o" is next to "r" and there is no "v". Again, remapping isn't that big of a deal.

I just bought my first gaming pc and transitioning to the life of a keyboard and mouse has been anything but easy. Everything about me playing multiplayer steam games is totally against my favor. But when I used this keypad... oh man. The shift key is where the caps lock usually is, and manuevering my pinky around caps lock on a regular keyboard is an odd feeling that I am just not used to yet. The keypad routes you around some of these odd finger positions and gives you much better control over your player. Ergonimically this keypad just makes sense and feels great. Much better than a keyboard, but this is coming from a total beginner when it comes to pc gaming. Some other pros are the W and S keys not being offset, and the dual spacebar buttons on the bottom left and right. The wrist rest is also great, which lets me play in bed much easier, even without any type of platform or pad under the gaming keyboard. My only issue was on day one where I would be playing and then my wsad keys would stop working. Just update your keypads drivers and this thing will run like forrest gump. I really have nothing bad to say about this keypad.. the 2 backlight settings look really nice as well

This works better as a gaming pad so that I can keep my arms at equal distance. Most keyboards are so wide that having your fingers on WASD means the keyboard is pushing the mouse too far right, which over time will lead to aches in the shoulder from keeping the right arm further out. So that's why I got it, and it solved that problem well. I like that you can hit space with a thumb or a pinky, and this almost makes it a better solution for someone who wants to use the mouse with their left and the pad with their right. In fact it seems better for left-hand mousers. There are very few of those, though, since most lefties have learned to mouse with the right. I do have a few complaints, though:1) I would prefer the numbers be slightly offset like they are on most keyboards. Pressing 3 or f3 while holding W is especially clumsy. I would prefer the space between 3 and 4 be right above the W.2) The D was already squeaking when the keyboard arrived. I may be able to fix the noise myself, but it's frustrating on a brand new product.3) You can basically count on not using the hand/wrist rest. I have large hands, but the layout is simply too awkward. My resting position needs to be with index on W and thumb on space. That's already a little awkward with this pad due to space buttons being so far south, but you can manage with the board tilted with the top (the end with the cable coming out) pointing northwest. (I'm using directions because "bottom" could mean 3 different things in this context). But if you want to rest your wrist, press W, and press space, good luck pressing any of the F keys. You can make it all work, of course, but only by shifting your wrist forward and back. In actual play I have to keep my wrist quite high: higher, even, than if I were using a keyboard.To combat #3 I may re-bind F keys and maybe even number keys to surrounding letters. I hate to have key bindings that only work on one type of keyboard, though. I'd rather be able to move to my laptop while traveling without taking this with me.Other thoughts:Like all keyboards, there is some adjustment required, especially if you plan to go back and forth as I do. I keep hitting f4 when I mean to hit f3. I keep pressing cntrl when I mean to hit shift, and I keep missing the space bar because it's not where I expect it to be. The re-mapping (and playing terribly while I re-learn), more than anything else, may prevent me from using it because I don't want to become so reliant on something with a configuration like no other keyboard.

When I ordered it I imagined more functionality in situations outside of gaming. I thought I'd be able to use it for other specialized purposes. There are weird things about it... It doesn't have an escape key for one thing... Why wouldn't they put an escape key on it? It's really irritating... I press the escape key fairly often when I play first person shooters... Beyond the escape key thing, there are other keys you'd assume it would have that it doesn't. I'd list more of the missing keys, but, I haven't tried to use it in a while. I stopped using it pretty quickly after I first got it... Every so often I convince myself I haven't given it enough of a chance and take it out again. I always find it to be more trouble than it's worth, more or less right away... Another big problem I have with It is that it's pretty awkward to use with a normal keyboard in the vicinity. Without an escape key that's kind of a big thing to consider. My negative verdict always comes down the fact that I can't find a reason I would use it rather than a regular keyboard...

No suelo opinar mal de un artículo pero este se lleva la palma. Lo compré para gaming, no vale para ello, la respuesta es lentísima y es poco ergonómico. Mira que tengo mano grande, pero este teclado es para una mano todavía más grande.

purchased this after a few glasses of wine, after sobering up and reading the reviews there are a lot few negative onesdon't listen to them, its very high quality, and has an amazingly satisfying clicky noise on the keys.people are complaining that the buttons are in the wrong place and the "space bar is hard to reach" i am a 6ft male with average size hands and i can reach it perfectly, took me about an hour to get used to as the buttons are in a bit different spacing, however this isnt a negative, have keybinded everything to work perfect and have seen a performance increase whilst gaming (even if i do still press F2 instead of F1 occasionally)would recommend as for the price its a bargin.

Works but build quality could be better

Has a great wrist mat, solid construction but the button layout is suspect I'm afraid. The red space buttons are too far south in my opinion and difficult to operate. I'm not overly concerned with that as have an 8 button mouse so didn't use space bar much. It will however be a bit more of a problem to someone who does.Overall I love it and recommend it providing you are aware the key layout IS NOT the same as a normal keyboard. The shift and caps etc are in the wrong place the W is directly above S and not offset ...... It loses 1 start basically due to the key layout and utter lack of instructions that come with it.I would however recommend it if you can work around the draw backs as I believe in the long run it will work out for the better ;)

Very good, works well with flight/space Sims and FPS.