AZERON Gaming Keypad – Programmable One Handed Keyboard for PC – with Hall effect Analog Thumbstick and 30 Programmable Keys – 3D Printed Customized Keypad – for Righties (Black, Cyborg II)

前作との違いほとんど無く操作性最高 wasdでの移動が難しい人でもこれを使えば簡単に移動出来ます ここまで完成させているのならば、3Dプリンターではなくもっと耐久性のある素材で作って欲しい ただ、ネジの締めすぎなど壊れやすいのは注意

Bought this for my husband and he absolutely loves this device. He loves it for then the key board. It was a little hard for the set up and figuring out the controls, but after working with it he was able to get the hang of it.

First of all, this product, this listing, is for a device that will be used in your LEFT hand. When they say "for rightie gamers", what they mean is that you're using a mouse in your right hand. It's kinda confusing, so just wanted to spell it out as clearly as possible. This is a very high quality product. The buttons are VERY responsive, the thumb stick is smooth, the construction is high quality- so big points on the harware. I did have to troubleshoot the firmware after plugging it in and finding my PC wasn't seeing the device, but they have a video on youtube on how to address this that was very easy to follow. I'm still getting used to it, but so far, I'm very happy with the purchase. If you're thinking about giving it a shot, do it! As a final note: I have small hands, and was worried this was going to be too big, but it works out just fine.

Quality Product. Very adaptable. I've had this Cyborg II for about a month. I've used it for Foxhole, Battlefield, Helldivers II, and Killing Floor. Once adjusted to my hand all the buttons are easy to reach and require very little movement to activate. The travel required to make a button click is just as I want it to be. The adjustments lock in well and don't seem to drift. By that I mean that the towers that hold the buttons don't move once properly adjusted and tightened down. I have a medium, maybe large, wide hand. I was able to get it to fit me well. The pinky tower could maybe be a little better aligned with my pinky finger, but it is still very usable. All buttons are easily reachable without shifting my palm. All the parts seem to be as sturdy as they should be. As a whole, it has a nice solid weight to it. The printed plastic has a professional, quality, and rugged look. Mine is all black. The button pads have a slight texture to them that feels good and provides feedback as to how hard your finger is pressing. But, it does not irritate my fingertips even after hours of gaming. The software is easy to learn and provides many great functions. The macros are very flexible. Take your time adjusting it to your hand. To better fit a wide hand, the towers can be slid as far apart as the rails will allow and then each tower from pointer to pinky pivoted progressively more clockwise. This helps compensate for the distance between your knuckles. I think your goal will be to make each tower as parallel with each finger as possible: parallel as you look at it from above. Adjust as little at one time as you have patience for. If you leave too many things loose at once you will accidentally mess up adjustments. But be sure not to force any adjustments! Expect to revisit earlier adjustments to tweak them. I haven't changed its current (final?) physical adjustment for about 2 weeks. The key mapping is so incredibly flexible I'm still fine tuning on a couple games. I recommend!

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