This 6-key Macropad design involves 3D printing and thorough testing for optimal use. It uses an ATMega32u4 Arduino with custom PCB and keymapping programs like QMK. Originally intended for aluminum construction, the creator seeks alternative ways to assemble due to durability concerns.
Community Sentiment
High Interest
Positive71%
Neutral21%
Negative7%
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Community Feedback & Sentiment
High Interest
Positive–71%•Neutral–21%•Negative–7%
Positive (3)
"Many community members expressed excitement and willingness to participate in the project."
"Various comments appreciate the design and concept of the macropad."
"Interest in potential wireless functionality indicates positive sentiment."
Negative (1)
"One user criticized the product as pointless and potentially expensive."
Suggestions (2)
Consider implementing a wireless option and battery attachment.
Explore alternative ways to securely attach the parts without glue.
Questions (2)
What will the controller be for this macropad?
Can more details about the PCB and connectors be provided?
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Duckeebs Analysis
The thread has a good volume of engagement with diverse opinions. Positive feedback greatly outweighs negative comments, indicating a strong interest in the project.
Project Specs
- Name
- 6key Macropad (IC)
- Case Material
- E-white, Some Silver, Just Gray
- Connection
- Wired
- Layout Standard
- Custom
- Mount Style
- None
- Switch Options
- -
- Polling Rate
- -
- USB-C
- No
- Hot Swappable
- No
- Weight
- -
- Dimensions
- -
- Knob Support
- No
- Display Support
- No
- Mac/Win Support
- Yes
- Multi-Media Keys
- No
- Battery capacity
- -
- Sound Dampening
- No
- Backlight
- No
- Rapid Trigger
- No
- Screw-in Stabilizers
- No
- N-Key Rollover
- No
- VIA Support
- No
- Hall Effect Support
- No
- USB passthrough
- No
- Profile
- -
