Awesome Keypads

This versatile computer accessory combines a macro controller and a 10-in-1 USB-C docking station. It has six programmable keys with LCD screens, three knobs, and three navigation buttons. The hub has numerous outputs, including HDMI, USB-C, USB-A, 2.5GBps Ethernet, 3.5mm audio, and an SD/TF memory card slot. Compatible with MacOS and Windows.

This controller is designed to improve workflows with drawing tablets but can speed up any creative process. It has eight buttons, which can be programmed for shortcuts for up to 40 functions per application, OLED function displays, and a four-mode knob with LED lighting to indicate which mode has been selected. Works with Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux PCs.

This wired/wireless keypad from DOIO is perfect for programming custom macros. It’s got nine layers for saving presets and three encoder knobs. It has a sturdy aluminum alloy and acrylic case, and its circuit board has RGB backlighting and hot-swappable sockets if you want to change the included Gateron G Yellow Pro Linear switches.

The latest version of The Mad Noodle’s macro keypad looks like a real winner. It has a dozen Kailh hot-swappable mechanical switches, an encoder with a knurled aluminum knob, RGB underlighting, and a tiny OLED screen. It stands atop a detachable 25º acrylic base and is fully programmable thanks to QMK and VIA-compatible firmware.

This numeric keypad from MelGeek pairs perfectly with their Mojo68 and Mojo84 mechanical keyboards. Its clear plastic body and white, grey, and orange keycaps with crisp graphics look straight out of a Ground Control center. It connects via USB-C or 2.4GHz wireless and comes with Gateron Pro Brown, White, or Kailh Box Plastic switches.