(Black Switch) One-Handed RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard SADES Half Keyboard Gaming Keypad Small Gaming Keyboard for…

Got this because I recently purchased a gaming laptop and the keyboard was too small for me. I was thinking of buying the Tartarus v2 but since I only game occasionally on it(mostly use the laptop for work) I decided to get this since it was way cheaper. And I have to say I am impressed with it the switches feel great and I replaced the key caps with some old Corsair one ones I had laying around and this thing feels very good would 100% recommend if you’re on a budget and need a gaming half keyboard.

My wife don’t like it when I use these keyboards. she thought it was stupid so we had a big fight over it. one thing you know she filed for divorce she took my kids but I still have the keyboard 10/10 will buy again.

We have this awesome gaming laptop we inherited, but long gaming can be uncomfortable if you have big hands. My solution was to see if I could find a keyboard that could be adjusted and just used for the normal gaming set ups.This is a pretty cool keyboard. It lights up when the computer is on and has fun, bright colors. There are certain buttons that are louder then others, which is why that noise rating is not a 5. It’s more annoying then anything since most of the other buttons are pretty quiet.Overall – we are very happy with this product!

I had a pair of headphones made by Sades that was total trash that I got off eBay for like $8 shipped. The audio bled into the mic and they hurt after a few hours. That was my only experience with this brand before buying this and I can say that I am impressed but what I got.I selected this keyboard because I was looking for half size keyboard I can play pubg on and all the other ones were more expensive than my full full size keyboard or didn’t have actual mechanical keys. not to mention that the more expensive keyboards had a bunch of extra buttons that I didn’t want to use or had not the right buttons to play the game.this keyboard is exactly half, the left half of a keyboard; nothing more, nothing less. There is no other volume buttons or macro buttons or memory or programming it just lights up when you plug it in and clicks when you press the buttons. The keys are something like blues. Super loud click, very tactile. I wish it had reds or blacks, as my friends make fun of me for spamming the keyboard.Im taking off one star for the molded in palm rest. It positions my hand a little back from where I liked it. I’d rather remove it. I might Dremel it off. Regardless I had a mouse wrist pad lying around that put me in a perfect position so not that big of a deal.For 23 bucks I get exactly what I want, no extra crap.

My primary keyboard is a Logitech MX Keys. I like low profile Keyboards that make little to no noise for when i am working. But obviously its not great for gaming. I originally tried out a Razer Tartarus V2 but i was starting to notice that the more i gamed the more my hand was hurting. I wear a size medium for gloves so you can get an idea of how big my hand is. The hump on the tartarus where your palm is supposed to sit feels to high and leaves me straining to reach all the keys. So i decided to take a chance on this one.After a few days i packed up the tartarus and am getting ready to sell it.I am a casual gamer and play a lot of different games at one time. I was not a fan of having to setup key mapping for different games within the razer software due to the limited amount of keys.This thing has enough keys to get by on all the games i have tried. I like being able to plug it and and play without having to learn a whole bunch of keys for every game.Only downside for me is i am not a huge RGB fan. Have to cycle through the options to turn it off after i restart my machine. Small gripe for what you get for the money here.Also i got the black switches that do make some noise but not a crazy amount like a clicky switch. I was able to put 2 oring dampeners on each key to quiet them down a bit.

Completely dead on arrival. Extremely light, wouldn’t have stayed in place on desktop if I had bothered to keep it anyway. Manual and box are mostly in Chinese.Don’t bother. save your pennies and buy something from a reputable manufacturer.

I’ve had this keyboard for about two weeks, I spent a day and a half focusing on a single game at a time for testing. I do plan on using this more when I receive Motospeed K27 to compare the two. For now I’ll be making comparisons with just my Corsair Vengeance K65 keyboard.Quality:The difference in quality is huge even though I’m comparing a $23 half-keyboard to a $90 full keyboard. When typing, you can clearly feel the springs in the Sades aren’t the best of quality. As for the Blue Cherry switches, it feels more like black switches. This wouldn’t be a surprise, as I’ve been buying Sades products on occasion and when I receive them (usually in a month or two), they tend on not be what I order them to be, but very similar to the product I wanted, so I don’t really complain that often. There is a big delay difference in black and blue cherries that I’ll show through an GIF I’ll clip onto this review as reference for. Even for Black Cherry MX switches, the delay in response time is very bad. So overall, the quality is quite disappointed compared to what I had assumed from reading the comments. The plate holding the keys is quite sturdy though. So I’ll rate it as a 3/5 in this section. I kinda of expected more since it was only half a keyboard, but I’m sure the cost came from certain design choices.Let’s move onto games. I’ve played about a handful of games to see if there’s any practical use for it as a main keyboard.Slow Paced FPS:Decent for slow fps games, such as Team Fortress 2, where fast movement is done with mouse more so than the keyboard itself or Left 4 Dead where you don’t run.Kind-of Fast FPS;It does fine for games like Overwatch and Paladins, where movement is very refined so any decent keyboard feels pretty good when playing.Fast Paced FPS:Its a terrible option, games like Titan Fall 2, Dirty Bomb, and Quake need good, quick movement control and this keyboard doesn’t provide it. Pressing down the buttons requires more force than what a Black MX Cherry switch would need with a delay. Using this keyboard for fast paced games would give you a disadvantage.LoL Moba type games:I stopped playing League of Legends a few years back, don’t plan on trying it out for that. There is a game I still occasionally play, being Battlerite. From my experience, this keyboard doesn’t feel very good, so overall feels meh. I wouldn’t use it for games like DotA2, LoL, Battlerite, and so on.Battle Royal Type of games:This could fall under slow and mid-pace games, but how they play out is very different. Games like Fortnite would feel pretty bad using this keyboard, however games like PUBG and H1Z1: King of the Kill, would be fine as its a slower pace than Fortnite is.There are more games I plan on trying this out, but the main usage will be used for travel. I don’t see this as a good or even a decent option for your main system and I’d suggest investing into a more quality keyboard.Additional thoughts:The distance between the keys are much larger than those of a standard keyboard. This is a positive for those with big hands, but not so much for a standard to small size.The palm rest is actually pretty good, even if you can’t detach it.The lights are something they would reconsider how they manage their resources. It would better if they stuck with a single light color rather than each row being a different color. The additional LED options are okay to mess around with for a while, but they don’t really offer anything more than a minute of entertainment. They could of provided options like the Motospeed K27 where I’ve seen from videos, provide better effects and better LED settings for only $20. I’ll be looking forward to reviewing the K27 once it arrives. They could’ve done so much for with the LEDs in the Sades keyboard.The grips at the bottom is pretty good as it doesn’t move when you’re playing. I do wish they would have added feet to adjust the keyboard higher.Even though this is mostly plastic, its feels pretty sturdy while remaining light weight, however the material used for the switches could have been so much better if they didn’t waste resources on the smart LEDs and made the keyboard more compact, which could have made this a good cheap keyboard option.I mainly ordered this as an option for play fps games on my laptop on the go. I’ve mostly used my ps4 controller for racing, 2d platformer and fighting games when I’m not home. I’ll see how that will play out, but for now I use it when I play on my laptop in my bed, which has been a decent experience so far.Overall statement for use on a main system:I wouldn’t recommend it, even at this price, the keyboard doesn’t feel good, the keys are too spaced out, and Blue MX Cherries feel closer to Black MX Cherries with more resistance to pushing down. The more I think about, the more I think they’re not really cherry switchers, so there’s a good chance of them being fake cherry switches. I recommend looking at better options and invest more into a good keyboard that’s suited for gaming purposes. Chances are that I won’t be buying this again as I’ll have another single handed keyboard with me to use as a backup.There’s still use as an option to game in bed with a laptop if you dislike controllers and I plan on trying it out in car/plane in the future to see how that goes.

It’s a half a keyboard. It’s no fancy tech like the Razer Orbweaver, it’s simply a half a keyboard and it does it’s job. I bought it so my mouse has more room and I’m happy with it. The lights aren’t customizable which doesn’t turn me off but it might for other people. Just make sure you’re not expecting an Orbweaver and you won’t be let down. It’s also surprisingly sturdy for how cheap it is. It’s also really loud if you’re not used to mechanical keyboards so heads up for people that might stream or record, your mic could pic up the noise.TL;DR It’s a half a keyboard and it does what you’d expect half a keyboard to do

I was really concerned with the quality and performance of the one handed Sades keyboard. But man was I surprised, this keyboard is amazing. The quality and performance were top of the line for the price of $20. I love the fact the the noise of the keys are not that loud. There mid loud and the satisfaction of using the keyboard is 10/10. The wrist support is fine. It cannot be removed tho. The packaging was fine and overall for the price and quality I give this product 5 stars buy will you still can. I love this one handed keyboard well done SADES

I bought this and a Logitech G910 at the same time. This was supposed to only be for a certain game while the 910 was for everything else. Well, this thing feels better than the 910, so it gets used for everything. It just feels right.The only con to me is I have large hands and I would like the space bar to be a little longer. I have to mentally remind myself all the time to hold my thumb closer towards my palm than I prefer.Pro – Feels perfect. ie the key strokes, the clicks, the ergonomics…It just feels like high quality awesomeness.Con – If you have a large hand and are used to holding your thumb out, it will take a little retraining your brain for thumb position.I have gone through about 5 keyboards and 3 keypads in the past 2 years, trying to find some quality stuff. I think my 910 is a very good buy…but more importantly, this keypad is a GREAT buy. I am finally happy.