Glorious Keychron GMMK Numpad toetsenbord Thuis/Werk USB + Bluetooth Wit

I bought this because I was switching to a 75% keyboard but I wanted a numpad for some things at work. The switches and keycaps that it came with were not very good compared to my new keyboard but luckily I had extra switches and keycaps so I immediately swapped them out to match my GMMK3 pro that I just built. The app to create hotkeys and change functions on the numpad was way more limiting than I thought.. you can't really customize the dial functions and I've only gotten the slider to work to change the app specific volume on teams calls... I haven't yet been able to customize the numpad to be a macropad or do much adjusting. Luckily I got it on sale. I wouldn't pay full price. I'm not sure if it was worth the around $35 I paid for it even. Its physically high quality base, but it was let down by the default switches and keycaps and also heavily let down by the app to configure it.

The Numpad is fine but the software is garbage, several slider functions were promised and never delivered you just have 2 volume controls

Great tool for being able to more easily type numbers, access hotkeys, etc. Feels weighty and well made

I bought this about a month ago and I am wholly unimpressed. The slider knob (bar?) fits poorly and wobbles back and forth at the lightest touch--which isn't a deal breaker, but when coupled with the fact that the Glorious Core (clumsy software at best) won't let you use it for anything other than turning the volume up and down, makes me wonder how the price tag is justified. It does what I NEED it to do, but not what I WANT it to do.