Black White 6-Key Gaming Keyboard, USB Mini 6-Key Keypad Mechanical Gaming PC Keyboards Programming Macro with Software OSU HID Standard Keyboard.(Upgrade Cherry Shaft & RGB LED)

Wonderful, looks like the picture. usbc connect to the keyboard, USB connect to Macbook (need a converter for M2 chips). Go to the website to set up and save the changes to the keyboard. Just need to do setting once, ok to reconnect and keyboard remembered the settings. i used is for copy past select all, undo, delete. 2X3 6 keys is a perfect size

This has been a great little mini-controller. The software that runs it is simple and easy to use. I just mapped the functions I wanted to each key, saved functions to the device, and been using it ever since. Very happy with it.

I read the reviews for the three, four, and six-button versions of this device. A reviewer of the three-button version described where to download the Driver. I will simply quote Carl Cravens' review, below. I followed his instructions and programmed my six keys as follows: One for Zoom Audio (Alt-A) and one for Video (Alt-V), and four keys to capture screenshots, which were various key combinations with the Print Screen Key. Carl Cravens wrote: "...How_ to reprogram it is not obvious, but with the right software you can remap the keys to nearly anything, including multi-character passwords, multimedia keys, etc directly on the device, and it will remember those settings when you move it from one PC to another. No driver software is required to continue using it once you have reprogrammed the keymap. Internally, this is a "Sayobot 3K" device. osu.sayobot.cn/download/ The big green button will download "setting.zip". Unzip this and run Sayo_CLI_Windows (there are Mac and Linux programs as well). It should detect your device and open a JavaScript program in your web browser. Click the "English" button at the bottom and most of the interface will switch to English. Click "Connect" and you should get a list of options (Button, Password, etc) to the right if it is connected. Click "Button" and you should see how the three buttons are mapped to 1!, 2@, 3#. From here, it should be fairly obvious how to change the keymap. After changing, click "Permanent Save" then click "Disconnect" and close the CLI program, and your keypad is good to go."

I love this shortcut keyboard! The software/website to set it up can be confusing since a lot of it is in Chinese even when you make sure the language is English but I still found it super easy to use. It also worked on my work laptop which I was nervous about since they block a lot of software but there was nothing to download, it all operated out of a web browser. Every now and then when it will disconnect after I lock or turn off my laptop but I just unplug it then plug it back in and it starts working again. I think this is a great tool for the price and it has made me way more productive at work.

Review – Sayo Mini Macro Pad (2x3) A brilliant little macro pad… once you perform the secret ritual. I’ve now bought several of these, and for the price (around £15–£17) they are absolute gems — once you get past the slightly chaotic first-time setup. The hardware is great, the programmability is excellent, and the usefulness is far beyond what the price tag suggests. But the firmware/init process needs a proper map and compass. WHAT THE DEVICE DOES WELL • Solid hardware for the price. • Fully programmable multi-layer macros. • Sends proper HID scancodes (even works in BIOS). • Great for Linux, Windows, NAS boxes, test rigs and headless systems. • Perfect as a tiny emergency keyboard: shutdown, reboot, BIOS keys, arrow keys, F10, Esc. • Once configured, it’s rock solid. WHERE PEOPLE STRUGGLE (AND WHY IT GETS LOW REVIEWS) And that’s fair — because when you first connect it and open the config page, it appears as: Model: Unknown Firmware Version: 0.0.0.0 “Use old driver” If you stop there, it looks broken. But it isn’t. THE SECRET SAYO RITUAL™ (It's not in te manual) 1. Plug in the device. 2. Open the configuration page. 3. Click “Search Sayo-Device”. 4. Select the device labelled: “Unknown – Version 0.0.0.0” 5. Click **Use old driver**. 6. You’ll now see an **Update Available** prompt. (This is actually a *downgrade* into bootloader mode!) 7. Let it “upgrade” — it will appear to hang. 8. If your browser interrupts (Edge sometimes pops up translation prompts), close them and continue. 9. Switch back to the **new** software interface. 10. You will now see a device called "Bootloader". 11. Click “Upgrade Firmware”. 12. You’ll see a text-style progress window (like flashing an Arduino). 13. When complete, the device reappears properly with firmware installed. 14. NOW everything works as intended. Chrome works best. Firefox currently doesn’t work at all with the updater. AFTER THAT? IT’S BRILLIANT. Once you’ve got past this slightly eccentric initiation sequence, you can configure layers, macros, shortcuts, OS actions, BIOS keys, RGB, everything. It’s genuinely a powerful little tool, especially for technical users. FINAL VERDICT Hardware: ★★★★★ Functionality: ★★★★★ Price: ★★★★★ Setup experience: ★★☆☆☆ Overall: ★★★★☆ If you’re even slightly technical and don’t mind a quirky setup process, this is a fantastic little macro pad. If you want “plug and play”, this probably isn’t for you. But once configured, it’s solid, reliable, and extremely useful. Recommended — just follow the instructions above, and don’t panic when it says Version 0.0.0.0. I wrote this (with help from chat-gpt) because I thought the device deserved a better reputation.