Azeon, the company behind the excellent Cyborg and Cyborg II gaming keypads, has today released a new product: Keyzen. This keypad adopts a keycaps-based design based on popular demand. Some of its features are as follows:

• 32 fully mappable inputs
• A 360-degree analog Hall Effect thumbstick
• Choice between Red, Blue, or Brown Cherry MX switches
• Swappable DSA keycaps
• Available in versions for both left- and right-handed gamers
• Stores up to six onboard profiles, with unlimited additional profiles managed on PC via the Azeron software

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The Azeron Keyzen starts at €185 via the official website.

SOURCE: GBAtemp Inbox

 

[TheStonedModder]

Cool idea cringe form factor

I don’t think this actually has any benefit unless you can’t use a keyboard normally due to a disability or smth

 

[x65943]

My first thought was the 185£ price is steep

But honestly this thing has an insane amount of customization and I'm pretty impressed

You can adjust basically every last piece of this thing to make it as ergonomic as possible - I can only imagine this thing was an engineering nightmare to produce

 

[Exnor]

Lol. No thank you.

 

[retrospect]

At least it's sorta original

 

[Deleted member 753700]

What the 90s thought we’d be using

 

[Osha]

Cool idea cringe form factor

I don’t think this actually has any benefit unless you can’t use a keyboard normally due to a disability or smth

You gave a pretty massive reason for this to exist, disabilities should not be keeping you from being able to play games.

Plus the fact that they made an option for each hand is great because it increases the potential target audience.

 

[x65943]

You gave a pretty massive reason for this to exist, disabilities should not be keeping you from being able to play games.

Plus the fact that they made an option for each hand is great because it increases the potential target audience.

But, who is using this right handed unless they have disabilities?

Lefties still use the mouse in the right hand, right?

 

[Marc_LFD]

This might be useful for people with disabilities, but otherwise a very niche market.

 

[retrospect]

Oh it's 3D printed. That's disappointing.

 

[Bladexdsl]

i love the power glove...it's so bad

 

[The Catboy]

This looks like something you would see in an 80s movie taking place in the year 2002

 

[Skv0ra]

Oh it's 3D printed. That's disappointing.

For €195 since that makes ZERO sense in the left hand....

 

[Sylx3]

But, who is using this right handed unless they have disabilities?

Lefties still use the mouse in the right hand, right?

I just bought the left-handed version of the Razer Naga for a one-handed challenge using my weaker hand on a video game, I can confirm that some mouses are designed to be held in the left hand. The side buttons are on the right side of the mouse on this one.

 

[Lumpofcoal]

Might be useful for those who play MMOs regularly. Though whether it could trigger false bans due to anti-cheat is another matter.