Useful for setting up a bunch of macros and working as numpad for people who are using smaller sized keyboards.
It uses wireless instead of bluetooth so hopefully no delay when waking from sleep.
Reviews say there's no n-key rollover so be aware that you can't press two buttons at the same time.
I have a similar one i got from AliExpress. Have configured macros and key combinations for word/excel/powerpoint, Miro, and some windows actions (scan text, screenshot, etc).
I got one with 24 keys and led effects that can be conducted. You can also convert some keys to Fn keys (1 to 5) this turning into 5 different keyboards)
It's this one
https://m.aliexpress.com/item/1005003305996167.html
It's a game changer and has really improved my workflow. I bought clear keycaps and printed my own keys so i can easily remember what each key does.
As long as what you can't to do in Photoshop had a key combination like ctrl+c, you should be able to program it on the keyboards.
Cool, thanks for the detailed explanation! I might go for the OP one purely because I think the dial may help me more, but will do a bit more reading into it too
there are some in aliexpress with one or more dials as well as sliders. The only drawback is they all use big keys, while Op's uses the slim keys like the ones you get on laptop keyboards.
Interested in this one. What software do you use to program the keys?
Do you also have the links to the clear keycaps you mentioned?
It comes with a piece of paper and a QR code to download a software called SayoBot. It's not great and instructions are very simple, but there really isn't much science to it.
The keycaps are from the same seller, sorry but I'm on mobile now and it's a PITA to paste a non affiliated link from the aliexpress app here.
I use this in combination with Autohotkey and works great for my use cases: https://www.xencelabs.com/sea/store/accessories/xencelabs-qu…
Anyone used this for lightroom/photo editing before?