DOIO KB16-02 매크로 키보드 업데이트된 매크로 패드

I recently ordered the DOIO KB16B-02 Macro Keyboard Updated Macro Pad and I am very pleased with my purchase. Shipping was as expected (international order about 10 working days), and the product arrived in good condition, i.e. with no damage. Additionally, the package tracking worked fairly well, keeping me updated throughout the shipping process.

The build quality of the macro pad is nice, and it feels quite solid and heavy for this small device. Customizing the the key layout using VIA is straightforward and easy, if you know how to. RGB can be toggled by using different pre-defined combos on the pad. However, I got this one later when configuring the keys in VIA. A better How-to guide would be helpful with that. The colors of the keyboard are as shown on the webpage. If in sleep-mode, reconnects quite fast and can be used again almost immediately.

Both options (wireless and cable) are working great, and it did not lost much battery when not using for 2 weeks during a leave.

Overall, a great product and a smooth purchasing experience, with only few suggestions for improvement:

- better guidance for initial installing/using
- images of pre-configured layouts would be helpful
- hint that this device does not has an on/off switch (but goes into sleep after some minutes without using it), which might be a concert for people that need to travel often

Worked on day one , next day couldn’t get it to work! Computer doesn’t recognize device. Right now it is a big paper weight. Hopefully I eventually can get it to work. I’ll update my review if I can get it work on a consistent basis.

DOIO KB16B-02 Macro Keyboard: perfect!
Whatgeek's service: perfect!
Delivery time: 10/10
+ they also give you 12% discount for your next purchase.
Experience: 10/10
100% recommended

Highly recommended depending on your use case. The device can do so much but it is not perfect. If you need a macropad for simple macros, then this device is for you. If you need delayed macros, alot of complex macros then I would look in other variations/brands.

Glad it has so many layer (9 for those who missed it). I love the build quality. So far it is holding up well (time will tell about the longevity). Via and vial support is great for semi-techy people. Tho, It is not easy for beginners.

For the cons:
-no manual was odd.
-no power button, which making putting it in a bag challenging as any accidental key press will wake it up and drain battery. (But standby/sleep mode fixes that to some extent)

Points to note:
-no delayed macros (as far as i researched and attempted)
-cant configure knobs to switch between layers. (When done it registers random keys instead like U or M instead of TO2 or TO1)
-highly recommend to look up KC modifiers and KC keys to configure simple macros using the “Any” button under “Special” tab in VIA. Ex: Control+Z = C(KC_Z) and Control+Shift+Z = C(S(KC_Z))
(If m not mistaken)
-otherwise there are 15-16 configurable macros on VIA

Let's start from the fact that the product can be brought to a higher level if only it were better supported in the software field. The best usability is only found with VIA 1.3.1, an old version which is no longer available on its official website. The configuration can also be accessed with VIA 3, but an arrangement must be made to the json code.
For the rest, i.e. the materials, the structure, the knobs etc., I find it a high-end product, far superior to many other macropads present in the most famous stores.
I would add that I would like to have support for the 2.4 GHz wireless connection, since Bluetooth has less performance and among other things it is not clear how to deactivate/activate it.