SayoDevice O3C OSU Keyboard Rapid Trigger Hall Switches Magnetic Linear Switches Keyboard with Knob and Screen,Copy Paste,Shotcut,Macro Hotswap Mini Keypad.…

The media could not be loaded. Extremely satisfying to use. Even when I am not playing geometry dash with it, I use it. I have the dial set to volume up/down and escape. I have even set customized profiles for different applications and set different RGB profiles with them so I can differentiate keybinds with ease. I haven't done this, but you can even set multiple keys to activate at once, all in one keypress. Could be helpful for frequently used shortcuts.COOL NOTE: If you have a tempered glass side panel on your PC, ensure it is clean, along with the bottom of your sayo (the silicone feet pads), and stick it to the glass (literally zero adhesive, only the feet pads). This is so satisfying and holds up really REALLY well. No joke, when I remove it from the glass, it sometimes pulls the PC with it. This is how I have stored my sayo when not in use. It has stayed up for literal months with zero problem. In this configuration, I have a volume knob on the side of my PC case which I use ALL THE TIME. NGL, I think I would have gotten it just for the volume function.

Easy to set up and use. Configurator's accessed via a website, not downloaded software. Just something to keep in mind.

For Geometry Dash is 100% worth it.

I didn't know such product existed. I have my laptop as a gaming computer. I've been using the original (laptop keyboard). Sometimes I notice that the keyboard response is a bit slower than the game needs. Another thing, I'm afraid to damage the keyboard.I got this one and assigned the mostly used keys to be used on the side. Installation was very easy. The driver was automatically installed and the procedure was straight forward.the bottom side is sticky a bit to better grip on my table. The cable provided is long enough and easy to maneuver around.The software offers good variety of customization for beyond gaming use. It offers versatile functionality without being heavy or bulky.It has a small screen that is easy to notice and see even under daylight. Good brightness.

For all the osu! and Geometry Dash grinders out there, welcome. You didn’t want to shell out $200+ for an 8000Hz keyboard, nor did you want to keep abusing that poor, half-broken mouse. So here you are, staring at this device—This... SayoDevice, flipping between this tab and that video review you’ve been studying like a final exam.Let’s get straight to it—does it work? Yes.Rapid Trigger? Check.8000Hz polling rate? Check.Incredibly fragile? Oh, absolutely.Now, with that last point in mind, onto the fun part—flaws.Issue #1: This thing has the durability of a wet paper bag. If it doesn’t break on you in some way, congratulations, you either got lucky or you’re handling it with silk gloves. It’s not a $250 keyboard, after all.Issue #2: The screen. Oh, the screen. Out of the box, it just… stays on. The RGB turns off, but that backlight? Nah, it’s pulling an all-nighter whether your PC is on or not. And unless you’re deep in Reddit lore, you won’t even know how to fix it. That alone stole the fifth star off this review and left it for dead.But let’s be real—if you’re here, you already know what this thing does. You didn’t just stumble onto this listing by accident. So sure, maybe you could save a few bucks ordering from that other site, but is skipping a Chili’s Triple Dipper really worth dealing with slow shipping and a nightmare return policy? Didn’t think so.

I have no clue what this is. My son loves it. He’s a gamer so I’m assuming it’s to do with that.

Good for gaming

The media could not be loaded. Looks very cute and perfect for any rhythm game has settings you can tweak with too