ASAY4u One Handed Keyboard | Gaming keypad | RGB LED Backlit, Macro Keys, 35 Keys for One Handed Gaming Keyboard

I swear no one knows how to write a review for this thing! I read them before i bought it and everyone either bought it for their son or wrote the same entry as the last person but nobody can say why they did or did not like it. So here it is: its at a cheap price so don't expect anything like the big companies offer. For the price, however it works good. Its a half keyboard and it works like a cheaper keyboard. Its sturdy and pretty solid. Its not flimsy. The lighting is surprisingly amazing for how cheap it is. It works flawlessly. The only complaint i have is it came with nothing in the box so figuring out the programmable part is not happening.

I come using the Logitech G13 and just wanted something that didn't require a complex setup or drivers. This certainly fits the bill. It is a membrane keyboard so keys are super mushy and take quite a bit of force to activate each key, but its something you get use to. For gaming this probably will be hard to use, due to how much force each key takes. However for pen tablets and pen displays, this works like a charm. It gives me the space for my large tablet and access to far more key then I could ever use for shortcuts in applications like Krita.Since this is not a mechanical keyboard, there are no keycaps you can use to customize this. Rubber dome keyboards are all different in mounting. The keys are ABS, so thin walls and will collect oils/get shiny fast.The rubber feet under the keyboard is a hard rubber so it can still around a glass surface. I do wish this had feet as it lays super flat and depending on setup it can cause wrist pain. You can place something at the back of the keyboard to prop it up so its not a deal breaker.

The media could not be loaded.  This review is made by a casual PC gamer shortly after receiving and testing;*First off...Can't beat the price!!! It is well worth the low cost! So, if you're considering this thing, but question the quality due to the price....BUY IT! It does not feel cheap at all!*Second...my PC runs on Windows 7, which tends to have compatibility issues. No issues here though. The Keypad was instantly recognized and quickly installed without any work on my part.*Last.....a more few reasons why I think I LOVE this thing! -The build quality is not cheap at all. It has a little weight to it, for it's small size. -The color options are amazing! It cycles through solid colors, a static rainbow effect, and some awesome dynamic rainbow effects. They all look awesome! None are too bright nor too dim for use in light or dark. My fav is either Purple, Static Rainbow, or the most mellow dynamic rainbow effect. -The keys aren't SILENT...but they definitely are "quiet"...and they are VERY comfortable to the touch!*With all that being said....I HIGHLY recommend this for ANY PC Gamer! The only people I hesitate recommending to are INTENSE COMPETITIVE GAMERS, but that's only cuz Im not one myself and I don't really know what the base requirements or expecations such an intense gamer has for their accessories. So, unless gaming is part of your life, I definitely recommend...and I might even recommend it to those peopole who game intensely on a regular basic.

I used this for gaming on my laptop. After I bought/built my gaming PC I configured it to be used as hotkeys (like a stream deck).It took some work to get that setup though-- it doesn't have that capability out of the box. I followed a tutorial written by Taran (from Linus Tech Tips). You can find it on YouTube. It uses LuaMacros, which can differentiate key presses from different keyboards (it looks at the hardware id), then writes the name of the key to a text file. Then you just use AutoHotkey to monitor that file and do stuff. Technically you don't NEED AHK, you COULD do it all in LuaMacros if you know how. AHK is just way easier to write scripts for than LuaMacros, IMO.Anyways, I'm still using it, just not for its originally intended purpose.

It’s ok for gaming…. If you’re a semi-serious gamer I’d say invest a little more. I’m getting a mechanical blue switch instead. Keys were a little too stiff for my liking, positioning of the space bar didn’t feel good to me and I use that key quite bit for my gaming. Plastic wrist rest not very comfy. It’s $14, you get what you pay for. It’s fairly priced and works and has a few RGB options which is nice.

For the price this things is really good. Smooth keys, quality, nice rbg light options. Does exactly what I need it to. Great for mobile pc gaming. Standard left handed pc gaming controller. I read some of the unsatisfied reviews and completely disagree. See for yourself.

RGB is able to be turned off and on, and colors changed by holding down function key and pressing color key at top right if keyboard. Keyboard is very lightweight and I do wish it has a little more weight to it, but it has not affected its usability. Works well for gaming, and Def more comfortable than using my laptop keyboard. And the price is right for sure. I paid under $15 and would buy again if I needed another. I've abused it pretty good during gaming for about 200 hours and it is holding up well.

pretty good for a left handed keyboard. use it quite often actually, my hand goes on nicely and its mechanical which is great. you cant change colors of the lights but they do go off after a few minutes of inactivity on that specific keyboard (meaning you might be using your computer but not that keyboard so it will turn off the lights) they come back on after pressing any button on the keyboard. its easy to get on your computer too, no programs to install just plug it in and its good to go.

Nice gaming keyboard afterall.But it's not worth for its price.