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You can never have too many macros—or artisans. When you need extra space for both, the RGB Aluminum 8-Key Hot-Swappable Macropad from Geekboard delivers in spades Read More
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The keycaps are cheerful. They make me smile. The LED is very bright! I've not had the time yet to delve in to programming these but I assume that won't be a problem. They do get really hot though, hope that won't be bad in the long term.
I felt that the device is a little overpriced given it has only 8 switches. And by the way, it was not mentioned in the details that this is Russian made; my conscience is really dented. I’m sorry, but this is truly how I feel about it.
I bought this with the expectation that it would be a cool addition to my office space, and nothing more. What I found was that I love the look and feel of everything about it!
The quality of the build is awesome. The lighting is amazing and all of the different patterns you can choose from are nice. Still trying to learn about QMK so I can take full advantage of the macropad!
This is a great little macropad! The build quality is very good, the keycaps are cute, and the RGB diffuses really well through the bottom and through the switches. The assembly is also very easy (all tools required are included), and programming through VIA is very interactive, so this would also work great for someone with little experience who's just getting into it. It does get quite warm after being plugged in for a while, but I haven't found that to be an issue.
This macropad was very easy to assemble and is a nice size, enough keys to make it useful but not so large to take up a lot of desk space. The board itself is great quality and has some nice weight to it considering how small it is, but the included keycaps were not great quality. I wound up using relegendable keycaps so I could customize, and I swapped out the included Cherry switches for better ones, so a barebones option would've been preferable and helped to save a little money. I don't like that the non-slip feet cover the screws under the board. Let's face it, that's the kiss of death in terms of modability. All things considered, it's a little overpriced for what you get.