Keychron K0 Max QMK Wireless Number Keypad, Low-Profile RGB Backlit(Hot-Swappable) Silent Red Switch Keypad, 2.4 GHz & Bluetooth 5.3 Connection, 1000Hz Numeric Keypad - Retro Version White

Brilliant piece of kit, sounds great, works great; The option for wired or wireless is a great touch. Feels tactile and I found it worked flawlessly when connected to both windows and Linux (Fedora)

All Keychron keyboards are great, this is no exception. Works exactly as Keychron state it will. Fabulous quality, will connect with a USB cable, Bluetooth or 2.4Ghz wireless module. Buy one, its a no brainer.

Great looking and functional macro pad let down by poor software (keychron launcher) that only lets you customise 15 buttons when there is a lot more on there. Still well worth a purchase

Absolutely fantastic keypad. The programable keys are extremely useful. The low profile red switches do sound different to normal red switches but are still a pleasure to use. This is exactly what I was looking for.

Buttons feels great. Use it as macro pad working with Excel and AutoCAD, greatly improved my productivity

Very nice high quality number pad. Programmed the M keys to do frequent tasks like Copy & Paste and added a 3D printed angled stand for ergonomics. It gets 5 * from me.

I love it so much!! But if you want it for macros and you're not smart like me... you need the 'any' key in custom on the launcher to put in key codes!!! Took me longer than I'm willing to admit to work that out because apparently no one else has struggled to find it 🤣🤣 as there's limited space for macros actually on it, all my stuff is in autohotkey, so I just needed an endless number of keycodes on the device 🤷‍♀️ and sadly, there's no indication of which layer you're on at a given time. If you want to program the lights differently per layer you need to go into it with actual programming. I didn't bother in the end, but that would be a nice ability for them to add to it on the launcher!

Programmed to the keyboard shortcuts I use most. Huge productivity boost.

I really like this number pad. The action is good and the keys are comfortable & operate smoothly. Plugged into PC's USB and was immediately usable. Haven't used a whole lot yet as I'm waiting for my 75% L75 keeb to arrive. (gonna replace my L98). The customizing software also worked immediately though I've not used it a whole lot yet - can't wait to decide on macros & key re-assigns I want !

high quality. Low-Profile Number Pad, QMK/VIA Programmable, Hot-Swappable Brown Switch

I have tried a lot of different macro pads and remotes to try and find the perfect device for digital painting. Most of the ones I have tried had something that doesn't quite work about them, whether it's problems with simultaneous key presses, or poor build quality, or Bluetooth that didn't work properly, or you need to use extra key remapping software that interferes with other input devices, or the layout/profile didn't work for me. Not this device. the KO Max is really the only thing out there that checks all these boxes. It's low profile, a very solid build, has a programable knob for zooming/brush size, comes with it's own open source software that stores the key configuration on your device, not your computer. It's small enough to hold in one hand and use on the go. The quality and presentation is on another level compared to a lot of other stuff out there as well. 5 out of 5. If Keychron made a device with a second knob and maybe half the keys, I would be in macro pad heaven.

This device is remarkable. Its low profile and sturdy metal frame are impressive. Bright RGB LEDs illuminate the keys. The Banana switches provide a satisfying tactile experience. I utilize mine to transition between keyboard shortcuts and a conventional number pad. Additionally, I have configured it to swiftly switch between applications and serve as a global microphone mute and frame freeze for my webcam. The knob facilitates effortless volume adjustment in headphones without pressing buttons or locating the slider on my screen. Bluetooth and dongle functionality are highly satisfactory. The USB connection is also a valuable feature. My sole concern thus far is the challenging nature of transporting it. The keys can easily become entangled with edges, and I would prefer not to leave it loose in my backpack. I highly recommend this device to any individual who enjoys keyboard shortcuts and prioritizes efficiency. If you have experience configuring keyboards, this process may be slightly more intricate, but numerous resources are available on how to create shortcuts into a single key. While configuring switching layers can be overwhelming at first, all the options allow you to create some remarkably effective key sequences. Additionally, macro support is quite robust, although it can be tedious to fine-tune.

The programmable macros combined with the great mechanical fuel. This is a solid purchase.