IMHO this is a much better solution.
replyhttps://marketplace.elgato.com/product/claude-code-usage-ea7...
I actually have this as a problem with Codex / Claude where I don't know if I have to make a decision .
I own an elgato Stream Deck (somewhere in a drawer), I love the concept of keys being a display but the keys are VERY mushy. Still a better deal and a way more versatile device than that Codex Micro pad.
replyNow that I think about it, I think I'd enjoy using streamdeck more if it was just a USB touchscreen thing maybe with some vibration for tactile feel with the same UI.
Yuk. Windows only and closed source. Pass.
replyElgato has official drivers for MacOS
replyThere are also 3rd party drivers for Linux.
At least it's much more expensive
replyOr you could get a bluetooth number pad for $20.
replyI'm using such pad as a second gamepad when I need one :)
It is actually not too bad, if combined with a multikey mouse
replyOr a microcontroller and some buttons for 10
reply$56 premium for the OpenAI skin. :)
replyThey could've at least made something custom, and claim it was designed with help from GPT 5.6
replyThe price for that HW basically implies it either has sizeable margins or is made with artisan methods.
ooh Micro 2 is a lot cheaper, but doesn't seem to have individually addressable RGB keys unless I'm mistaken?
replyUpdate: did some research, found this thing for $39 https://epomaker.com/products/epomaker-ek21
replyIt's got 20 keys, hot-swappable, and individually addressable RGB.
And for an FOSS printable one, https://github.com/Dwin17/bento
I made one too, though no LEDs:
replyim reading its not well engineered.
replyApple must be happy that they let Jony Ive go. What a letdown.
reply(assuming this meh partnership rebranding had his participation)
Work Louder is a different company, the LoveFrom hardware is still unknown at this point.
replyPretty sure this isn’t the secret Jonny Ive project.
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