AZERON Cyborg Gaming Keypad
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Bottom line: The AZERON Cyborg Gaming Keypad: 29 individually-wired programmable keys, no connection matrices; main trade-off: right-hand-only build; lefties need the mirrored version.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ 29 individually-wired programmable keys, no connection matrices
- ✓ Analog thumbstick does WASD or true 360° movement
- ✓ Towers, key distance and angle adjust to hand size 6.3-7.5in
- ✓ Unlimited PC keybind profiles, 2 stored in onboard memory
Cons
- ✗ Right-hand-only build; lefties need the mirrored version
- ✗ Steep setup: tower and thumbstick tuning takes time
- ✗ 3D-printed shell may feel less premium than molded plastic
- ✗ PC-only, no console or macOS support stated
Manufacturer description
About this item Azeron Cyborg Gaming Keypad offers next-gen adjustability and ergonomics. The angle and distance of the towers and the position of the top buttons can be adjusted to match your hand perfectly. Ideal for hand size 6.3in - 7.5in Advanced, adjustable analog thumbstick can be used as WASD on the analog stick or as 360° movement for games that support it. Adjust your preferred angle, dead zones, and sensitivity. Easy to use calibration tool. Has a mid-click too. 29 programmable keys can be set up as keyboard, controller, mouse buttons, or as Macro keyboard. Each button is…
SpecPicks Verdict
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Key Features
- Azeron Cyborg Gaming Keypad offers next-gen adjustability and ergonomics. The angle and distance of the towers and the position of the top buttons can be adjusted to match your hand perfectly. Ideal for hand size 6.3in - 7.5in
- Advanced, adjustable analog thumbstick can be used as WASD on the analog stick or as 360° movement for games that support it. Adjust your preferred angle, dead zones, and sensitivity. Easy to use calibration tool. Has a mid-click too.
- 29 programmable keys can be set up as keyboard, controller, mouse buttons, or as Macro keyboard. Each button is connected to an individual input, there are no connection matrices.
- Map your keys in 2 easy clicks. Create unlimited keybind profiles on your PC, and store 2 in on-board memory for quick switching. The gaming keypad is for left-hand usage (mouse on right hand) for right-handed people.
- The next-generation Azeron keypad that raises the bar in gaming. Lightning fast response times, precise actions. Perfect for various genres, such as FPS, MOBA, RPG etc. All images are for illustration purposes only, there can be a slight difference of the color tones.
Full Specifications
| ASIN | B0CFVWJBPK |
|---|---|
| Brand | AZERON |
| Color | Blue - Custom |
| Style | Modern |
| Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene |
| Manufacturer | SIA Azeron |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Number of Keys | 29 |
| Special Feature | Ergonomic |
| Country of Origin | Latvia |
| Hardware Platform | Laptop, PC |
| Compatible Devices | Gaming Console |
| Included Components | Keycap Puller |
| Date First Available | June 16, 2022 |
| Keyboard Description | Gaming |
| Connectivity Technology | USB-B |
| Full listing title | AZERON Cyborg Gaming Keypad – Programmable One Handed Keyboard for PC Gaming – with Analog Thumbstick and 29 Programmable Keys – 3D Printed Keypad – for Righties (Blue - Custom) |
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