I Built the FUTURE of KEYBOARDS?! Joystick Mechanical Keypad

Hi guys...im back :)

This Joystick Keypad gives you all the benefits of a controller's analog stick over the horrible WASD on keyboard! Plus we placed all the keys in easy to reach areas...basically eliminating the need to spend days upon months trying to master the muscle memory required when using a keyboard. This keypad is more like using a controller over a complicated keyboard. We basically combined everything we liked from all of our other custom gaming peripherals and made the ultimate device.

Oh ya, and one last thing...keyboards are meant for typing...not gaming.

Love uuuu botsss

[techyesterday]

im giving this away to one of you mofos....call it a "im sorry" present for being away so long...leave a comment if you're interested!

[PythonPlusPlus]

Have you heard of Azeron? Because your invention is practically the same. Not saying you copied them, but I thought it would be a good reference for improving your peripheral.

[doggofv]

Im not trying to hate but this just looks like a low budget azeron
It already exists

[Scybot]

Dang, I actually came up with a concept similar to this but it used the entire base as the joystick. Obviously I never tried making it but I’m glad to see someone made a better version

[idkrossplay]

This is just Azeron keypad with less keys...

[DRSKINGDAVID]

Im not gonna sugar coat anything here you clearly stole azerons idea.. So the least you can do id give them there credit!! You 100% did not come up with this!!! The nerve of this guy!!

[palarious]

Reminds me of the Azeron Cyborg - I LOVE your other hand held controller concept. I could see it really taking off, if you could make the thumb circle captured so that the pad wouldn't fall out. Could even make the capture ring replaceable and customizable, with different colors able to snap in.

[nixx]

I liked previous project more, lots of peoples prefer controller because it doesn’t required a desk to play

[Slippery_]

We've missed you man! I took a look back at your channel just last week to rewatch the pc builds and was wondering where you had been! Great to see your back with another banger :)

[eisenkrahe]

I'm just here thinking that maybe this could be a great controller for people who don't have a hand, movement with the keys and the camera with the stick

Maybe not for Fortnite but i think some games with a slower pace could work very well

[russelltokdemir]

Absolutely love the design.
In V2, I'd really like to see those F1 keys tilted down the way at a 45 degree angle instead of the way they are, so you can just flick up to hit those keys instead of having to come up all the way to press.

[Dopestsoldier]

The way that you're designing this while considering our natural hand/finger movement is a major concept that the mainstream products are overlooking. I'd love to buy one of these.

[artifica]

I was literally thinking about this yesterday (pun not intended lol) like a azeron keypad with actual keys, i would love to have one of these!

[Tidges]

This looks absolutely amazing. Cant wait to see the step by step guide

[GhostofSkyrim]

So with the launch of the Steam Deck, iFixIt has come out with a replacement Analog Stick. How simple would it be to use that instead of a whole ass PS2 controller?

[Cye]

I like it its a lot like the Azeron keypad there's is just for a wired connection to PC is this one compatible with Xbox/PS Wirelessly

[trinalzz]

Let's go he is back! This looks very nice, is this the future of your controller-mouse project or is this a separated project and you might still continue to upgrade the controller-mouse again?

[zedan]

It's so frustrating that there's not a product like this to buy, which ever company gets their shit together and puts this on the market first will make a fortune!

[Mrmonkeygun]

I've seen a similar thing to this. Think it's called the Azeron keypad.
Liking yours more, seems easier to learn.

[GHSTGHST]

It's like an Azeron game pad with key switches. I like the idea of being able to use my Azeron with custom keycaps.