I bought these (I bought Fin one too) ages ago from everyones favourite Chinese marketplace. If I'm being entirely honest, I bought them because they were £3. I forgot I'd bought them, so when they arrived, a week or so later it was a surprise parcel. I opened the pack and the surprises continued.
Sometimes you buy cheap things from ali and they're chintzy junk, sometimes they're epic. This time was the latter. I was so impressed with the mini KBs that I ordered a six key version from the same vendor after having used the three key one for a couple of days. I think the six key one was about £6.
The three key ones are sat on bases 100x35mm, the top of the keys are about 30mm from the surface you put it on and the top of the knob is about 35mm they weigh 62gr.
The six key ones are sat on bases 100x58mm, the keys are about the same 30mm from the surface you put it on and the top of the knob is about 35mm they weigh 99gr. Both sets of key caps are slightly textured black plastic and the knobs are machined aluminium.
Both KBs have LEDs in them, I don't have em on, but you can if that's your thing. The connector is the now pretty much ubiquitous (and my favourite) USB C. So connecting them to your PC is a doddle.
The only downside to these is the software for configuring the keys. It's awful! You can get it to work, but it's chintzy. Luckily once you configure the buttons, you never need open it again! As everything else about the keyboards is ace, I'm happy to let the software slide. There are alternatives available on GitHub, but because it's one and done I've not bothered.
Mini Keyboards
11 Jan 2026 · Mini Macro Keyboards
