gothicshark
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A bit of history, my first Keypad was for MMO gaming in 2005 the Classic Belkin n52. I also have a collection of every itteration of that OG keypad. Plus I have tried every other manufactures Keypad. So far the direct line of the n52 is the supperior design, I was hopping Azeron would challenge that. As the company that makes the latest itteration is bad, their software is a almost spamware, and they no longer have onbaord memory so switching OS to Linux caused issues. Azeron has simple non-invasive software and onboard memery. The new Keyzen also avoids the issues I had with the switches on the Classic Azeron.
But there is still an issue with the Keyzen. Angle of the Key supports. I have giant hands. I'm a woman over 6 feet tall and have hands large enough to palm a basketball. Which makes button control difficult with the angle of the curve the keys are set in.
Basically I need to flatten out the keypad a bit, as I can see it is 3d printed and I have a Bambu A1 I will try and make my own, but I would rather buy than design and print. As my 3D printer is for table top gaming. Not redesigning keypads.qi
But there is still an issue with the Keyzen. Angle of the Key supports. I have giant hands. I'm a woman over 6 feet tall and have hands large enough to palm a basketball. Which makes button control difficult with the angle of the curve the keys are set in.
Basically I need to flatten out the keypad a bit, as I can see it is 3d printed and I have a Bambu A1 I will try and make my own, but I would rather buy than design and print. As my 3D printer is for table top gaming. Not redesigning keypads.qi