LEMOKEYX0 One Handed Gaming Keyboard, 35 Keys North-Facing Red Backlit Wired QMK Keypad, Silicone Palm Rest, Shine-Through Double-Shot Keycaps with Tactile Brown Mechanical Switch for Windows/Linux

Very well built, easy to program unit, memory set so no problem using on different systems, your config stays with the keyboard. I even switched between Linux and Window, with my Keyboard and no need to reprogram the unit, so cool.:)

I like the design and execution of this a lot, and it really is very nice piece of hardware at this price point.I knocked one star off, though, because the source code for the verson of QMK they ship with this keyboard was difficult to find, and the internal documentation is essentially non-existent and wrong (e.g. in a document that's supposed to describe the X0, they just copy/pasted the X4 document, and didn't bother to change anything). Also, it seems they haven't made any attempt to push any of the X keyboard code to the upstream QMK tree, so you have to use their "playground" branch on keychron's own git tree.That said, once I found that code, I was able to compile it, modify it, and run it on the X0 without issues.

This has worked well for me so far! It's very easy to use. Plugs right in and computer recognized it with no issues. Seems well made quality/not noticeably cheap pieces or anything like that. You can remap the keys as needed, which is great.

This one-handed keyboard gets the job done, but just barely. The keys feel smooth with linear red switches, and the silicone palm rest is comfortable enough. However, the overall experience isn't particularly impressive. If you play shooters that require a lot of key inputs, you’ll notice some important keys are missing, and you’ll often find yourself remapping the default game keybinds.

I have been using the same membrane gaming keypad for years because I could not find another that would beat it, until I found this one.I love the overall design and feel of it, and it truly does make gaming fun for me again. The overall size and feel of it is great. The keys feel amazing like I knew they would, considering my old gaming keypad was membrane, and I own a Lemokey X4 keyboard with red switches. I have to get used to how easy it is to press the keys now!One thing I want to point out is that the included instructions says to use VIA to remap the keys and setup macros. That does not work, at least not for me. It connects, but nothing happens afterwards. I ended up reading the description here that says to use Lemokey's software for remapping and macros, and everything worked out flawlessly using it. Lemokey isn't even listed anywhere as a compatible keyboard on VIA's site.The only thing that would make this keypad superior is if it were hot-swappable. I wish it were, but I cannot complain about the included Keychron red switches as they are extremely smooth. Maybe they could come out with a Keychron version that is hot-swappable?

It's simple and straightforward. I like the space bar button and the keys are very nice. It feels like a quality peripheral. You can remap everything so it can do just about anything you want it to. I think I have only scratched the surface as to what I can do with this thing. For under 30.00, comeon. That is just ludicrous. How is money being made here?

This gaming keyboard works great for playing games. Easy to use and looks good. Made of quality material. Good price and fast delivery

Bought to use with FFXIV on PS4. Set up the keybinds and saved them to the device using the company-provided software. PS4 recognizes a keyboard is plugged in, but does not register any of the inputs. BUYER BEWARE!!!