Q0 Max

Doesn't necessarily have to be this keyboard but if you're curious it's keychron q3 max and q0 max But lately keychron support has a bad rep so I'm not confident to recommend it I sourced the keycaps on taobao As a side note blue archive did release their own keyboards but it's hot trash for the pri

I am in a completely different situation but might work. I wanted a smaller keyboard for left hand for macros for a game, mouse right. Went with keychron q0 max. Complete metal body, program whatever so dont even have to worry with space. Its a mechanical "numpad" with 9 bonus buttons and a programm

Yep, the Keychron Q0 Max exactly! And it's been worth it. Fits perfectly with the 80HE (tilt matches with the middle rubber feet that come with the 80HE), and the extra room on your right for the mouse is another added bonus. Get a cheap(er) one if you don't use the numpad all that much, you're not

And unlike most macro pads, the source code is available. References Q0 Max source code. Note that the base installation (and usage) had become much more complicated on Linux, but with the new 'uv' method, it has become simple again! No matter the Git branch, for example, "wireless_playground", it r

I see my reply is years late... I've been having the same issue with a q0 max and q1 max. I can't believe what's meant to be a premium device has such a glaringly obvious problem that's clearly been left unfixed. The problem seems to be that the Keychron keyboard has some sort of virtual mouse built

Re "most of the keyboards in ... Q Max series are still missing": OK, the Q Max series and K Max series got more representatives in mid April 2026: K Max series: K2 Max K3 Max K4 Max K5 Max K8 Max K9 Max K10 Max K13 Max K15 Max Q Max series: Q0 Max Q1 Max Q2 Max Q3 Max Q5 Max Q6 Max Q8 Max Q10 Max Q

Some QMK-based macro pads do work fine with Bluetooth (and '2.4 GHz') Keychron's macro pads (for example, K0 Max and Q0 Max) are QMK-based with source code (though they are glacial in releasing it for new models). All the newer ones work with Bluetooth (and '2.4 GHz'). But OK, they don't come in a 3

Hopefully you figured it out but if not, here is some help.My keypad has been working great and trust me it was worth the time i took to learn all of this. Its crazy how many shortcuts you can code into it and like all the different combinations and stuff. The problem was with the way I downloaded t