BTXETUEL Mini 4-Key Select-All Cut Copy Paste Macro Pad Ctrl A X C V Shortcut One Handed Keyboard RGB Gaming Mechanical Keyboard OSU Keypad Programmable Keyboard for Working and Gaming. (White)

The 4 key (Select) All, Cut, Copy Paste keypad works great. All standard keyboards should include these keys and for some unknown reason they never do. The keypad is cool looking and the continuously changing backlight is cool too. I like how it's plug and play just like most other devices. No setup required although there are customization options available online. It has little feet pads underneath so it stays put. For future revisions, I recommend changing the keys to keys that allow the backlight to light the words. Currently the keys are just standard non-backlit keys. The back of the keypad is extra bright. I covered it with a yellow sticky note. Also to the developer, please consider adding a physical switch or button to cycle through turning the light off, on 100% brightness, 60% brightness, 30% brightness. Thank you.

Yo, dudes, this gnarly little four-key keyboard that’s totally legit. We’re talkin’ ALL, CUT, COPY, and PASTE — that’s it, bruh. No extra buttons to harsh your mellow. It’s like, just what you need when you’re blazin' through your writing sesh. This setup is so simple, but like, so high-key efficient, dude. No clutter, no distractions. Just you, your keys, and the cosmic flow. I mean, it’s the ultimate accessory. If you’re a chill surfer of the web or ridin' the wave of creativity, this thing will keep you cruisin’. Stay lifted, stay productive, my dudes.🏄‍♂️💨

This was perfect for Work! I use it every day at my job and it makes Work life so much easier. It looks great and is not overly priced. It came with additional buttons in black and white. It also came with instructions to the website to register the short keys and you can change them if you want. I love how bright the changing colors are. I set it up to wear every time I stroke a key. It changes the color. Perfect for anybody who is doing data entry or analytical work

Saw a similar product on shark tank which inspired me to look for it as a device to copy, paste, cut, select all are all simple shortcuts that everyone uses on their keyboards. In my work, I forget how many times I use those shortcuts but now this device was easy to connect and it works every time and makes the job faster. The RGB is cool if using in a game setup but since I have one for home and work, I turn it off and glad it is easy to access the software by a link and not having to download it. Overall, a must have if using shortcuts a lot and replacing with an easy tap.

OK, got the unit. Hauled it out. Tried to plug it in. For a half-hour, or so. I even went so far as to unscrew the four tiny Philips head screws and went down to the board level. Since I have a 10 digital microscope, I looked at the connector at the end - and there really was no way in hell it would fit. Finally, as I was reassembling it, I noticed the spacer of clear plastic had an opening just over from what would be top right in use. No, it's not the END connector, it's the TOP RIGHT one. In fairness, I am old, crotchety and almost 75. I refuse to read directions. The eyes at this age don't do microsurgical fonts anymore. (Want to sign my 12 point fonts on consumer products for sale to anyone over 60 in the USA petition?) OK, time spent. Can't read the tiny inscriptions and cell phone QR codes don't work if you don't get the web, either... sheesh. So that's why the star ranking is all over the place. Good unit, one you "stick it in the right hole" and even writing that seems, you know, wrong...

I'm deeply disappointed with my purchase of the BTXETUEL Mini Macro Pad. The key issue - and I mean this literally and figuratively - is the mismatch between the provided USB cable and the macro pad itself. The unit requires an old-style Micro USB connection, but what I received was a modern USB-C cable. This is not just a minor oversight; it's a fundamental error that renders the product unusable out of the box unless you have a spare Micro USB cable lying around, which defies the expectation of receiving a fully compatible product. The inconvenience caused by this mismatch is significant, especially considering the basic requirement of compatibility in product design. This isn't just about the inconvenience of finding a suitable cable; it's about the lack of attention to detail and quality control that one would expect from any reputable manufacturer or seller. I wanted a plug-and-play experience, not a puzzle that requires solving before I can even use the product. This type of negligence makes me question the overall quality and reliability of the product and the brand. I would advise potential buyers to verify the details or consider alternatives where quality and customer satisfaction are priorities.

I had surgery on my pinky finger to fix an old skateboard injury and doing the Ctrl+C, X or V was tricky and involved a lot of cursing so I discovered one of these and tried one out. So far, it's awesome but I have to actively think to use it whereas with Ctrl+C, X or V are second nature and done without thought so it will take some transition. For now, it works nicely AND, with Windows, it doesn't involved downloading sketchy drivers from some unknown Chinese website, which I would encourage nobody to use. Installing unknown software is dangerous at best but no need. Windows comes with default drives so it works right out of the box.

These are super useful if you are into macros. They can be programmed to do just about anything short of making you a sandwich, but that's probably just a matter of time. Note: The Sayo software does appear dodgy, and firewalls don't like it much. Good news is that you no longer need it, at all. You can just plug this thing in and do all your programming online, on their website, without downloading anything on your PC. The programming is saved on the board itself, so you can unplug it and use it on any machine with the functions you set. Last note - where else are you going to find Cut/Copy/Paste keycaps? Those alone are worth the price of the keyboard. They are regular Cherry-type, so if you have a razor or a corsair with side macros, and if you are using them as cut/copy/paste, now you can have fancy keycaps for those keys. The only downside - the key caps are not translucent, not even the characters.

This little guy saves me seconds, which over the course of my work week, turned into hours. it works exactly as expected but is better build quality than I anticipated. Another thing that should be advertised however, is that you are not required to pester I.T. for permission to install software to configure anything on this device, as it is al done on a website that detects it once plugged in. Or, you can configure it on your PC and bring it to work set up the way you need/like. The only slightly inconvenient thing (I refuse to use the word bad with this item), is that there are a few characters of the manufacturers native language that pop up while configuring some features. So I will miss out on whatever those features are due to a lack of understanding, but key combinations and cool lighting effects, all English.

Does everything I expected and a little more. Programming the buttons is super simple and non intrusive. Device is very well made and looks cool with it's subtle lighting, also customisable. Heavy enough not to move when using or fly across the desk if nudged. . Would be really helpful if different customisable buttons could be saved and easily accessed for quick changing scenarios. All in all, excellent value for money.

Excelent copy/paste combo, works first time, keys actually are really nice with good action so very comfortable to use. grips well to the desk. 100% recomend

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