Delux T9 46-Key Singlehanded Wired Gaming Keyboard Professional Ergonomic Gameboard

1st board I had to send back because the S key was not responding. 2nd board the E key sometimes responds sometimes not I just fight through it. The ergonomics is not that good it takes some time getting used to the hand placement not much option in adjusting the hand layout. It really has great potential if they would put little more time and quality into it, could be a very good gaming board. I would even pay more if they where to improve upon response of the keys and the ergonomics.

I’ve been using this type of gamepad for years (I mouse lefty). I have purchased (and broken) several of the Cyber Snipa pads over that time. They are great until you bust a key (usually it’s the “S”). This time, I decided to try this Delux T9. Build quality seems very good and sturdy. The fact that you cannot map keys or create macros is not an issue for me, as I’m an FPS player. Most of this style pad are designed for “righty mousers”, with many keys placed for left thumb use. This one is truly ambidextrous. So far, so good.

i love this pad. i have been looking for something to replace my fang that stopped working quite awhile ago and this fits the bill. It isn’t programmable so if you are looking for that move on to a higher priced item. i am left handed using a mouse and to be honest setting keys for games on a keyboard gets old to use the arrow keys so i can play comfortably. i can fit this on the right side of my keyboard just perfect and have all the functions i need. I am by no means a competitive gamer so i don’t need the macros and such. It is solidly built(metal body) and heavy enough to stay in place. It has added comfort of a built in wrist pad and fits my hand decent as it has a contour to it as well. I found it pretty easy to get used to key locations and already find it hard to revert back to using my keyboard for game play. Its back lit keys are awesome as much of my gaming is at night and in the dark with the kids asleep. The F keys are convenient but out of the way for accidental hits. The escape key is also well placed to avoid miscues. the key strokes are also comfortable and reliable. And for those who are curious this works great with windows 10 as that is the OS i am using. So if you are a light to moderate gamer looking for a good centralized control for your gaming needs give this one a try. I especially recommend it to you lefties out there who are tired of editing key sets. plug and play and away you go!!

Thought this would be good instead of the whole keyboard in my lap for gaming. That was a mistake, my comp will not see this since it alread had a keyboard unless i unplug it.

I have used it for gaming yes, it works great for that. It has most of the more common hot keys and the tactile feedback is good. But that’s not what I got it for.It is absolutely fantastic for using short cuts and quickly navigating in any digital art program, Photoshop, clip studio paint , 3D software like blender or Maya, whatever. It saves a ton of time, and fits neatly to the side of your drawing tablet or monitor. Letting you use it with your non-dominant hand. Which feels a lot more natural than trying to have a keyboard in front of you when you’re drawing, or modeling. Especially if you use something like a cintiq. It also lacks annoying keys like the Windows button.And the ones you’ll be using most often are conveniently placed. Ctrl is right next to z.And an easily reached switch toggles the wasf to arow keys. Convenient from moving around transforms.And ALT CTRL SHIFT and TAB are all neatly aligned on the left.There are devices that are made specifically for Photoshop that let you have similar functionality. But they cost significantly more. Over $150.on the downside you can’t reassign what the keys to do. But luckily shortcuts can easily be reassigned in most digital art programs so it’s kind of a non-issue. I switched the brush size control from the brackets to to the greater than less than sign for example which works well.