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  • rambambram 16 minutes

    Reminds me of the 3-keyboard from Waveshare, but I guess this device right here has something to do with AI !?

  • notatoad 1 hours

    for anybody doubting the value of these, they're making international headlines: https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/business/tech-science/20261101/...

    you don't need to buy one, but keychron's going to be ready for the next ai company that goes looking for a promo product supplier

  • shaolinspirit 52 minutes

    Remember that meme with the giant plush Enter key? Yeah, it's real now.

  • finger 58 minutes

    Who approves or rejects? You just ask for a change ..

  • dayvid 14 minutes

    Need one that mixes it with a stream deck (e.g. lights up when a session is ready for input). You could even have that as one dedicated button with press to shuffle sessions. Would make a slightly larger version (keypad or in-between the two) more valuable

  • vegnus 26 minutes

    Selling an old, unfunny joke for $35.00. Functionally this is entirely useless. Who is this for? You'd be much better off with a keyboard that fits in your pocket-- that's what I use, lol

  • Firaxus 57 minutes

    “Gaming controls”

    “Customize each key for macros, keyboard inputs, gaming controls, or shortcuts through Keychron Launcher for faster, more efficient control.”

  • ex1fm3ta 55 minutes

    They could have something better like the work louder equivalent (Creator Micro V2). Fun fact: before buying work louder I bought the keychron K0 Max (since I own the keychron k3 max) but couldnt really use it with my claude code (no native integration what`s so ever). Also there`s no set of keycaps so that I can fully customize it.

  • josefritzishere 47 minutes

    [dead]

  • whatever1 1 hours

    These things started popping up. I think I saw the other day a microphone that had some buttons for Claude code.

  • sick_of_slop 1 hours

    [dead]

  • eltondegeneres 13 minutes

    Landfill fodder

  • tom_ 50 minutes

    8 KHz sample rate? I'm sure this was good enough in August, but we have Opus 5.5 now. I suppose it could be enough for use with low effort.

    tra3 24 minutes

    You can tell this is not SOTA because the “make no mistakes” button’s missing.

  • npmaile 58 minutes

    This is a really lazy implementation of this idea.

    I briefly considered making one of these for my electronics company https://store.n8ech.com, but found that there are plenty of available options like the AhaKey https://finalkeystudio.com/products/finalkey-x-ahakey-x1-vib... out of I think the Philippines.

    This one is going to be a pass.

    ASalazarMX 43 minutes

    The technology seems light years ahead of Keychron, definitely a game changer.

  • varispeed 56 minutes

    This is pointless, because it is too easy to press wrong key.

    I understand the novelty factor, but this product just creates pollution.

    Singletail 6 minutes

    It is a joke, and not a joke. It is absurd, and also real. It is satire, and also commentary. It is, as you say, pollution, and also no different from the pollution in both product and byproducts of the vibe coded output itself.

  • qwertzniki6 1 hours

    Already outdated with the permission buttons

  • ta988 1 hours

    I really thought it was a joke at first.

    nom 58 minutes

    it is a joke and you can buy it

    one SKU more is really not that much overhead for keychron if you look at their catalog

    0c3ca83 59 minutes

    It is

    acedTrex 52 minutes

    I mean i think it still is a joke? but it might make some money for the humor of it.

    mike_richards 41 minutes

    I expected a Staples' button (giant red dome button) that said "Do it."

    sellmesoap 15 minutes

    "That was easy"

    mike_richards 7 minutes

    Yes, the Easy Button's correct phrase is even better.