X-keys XK-80 USB Programmable Keyboard
$180.00
In stock
Description
Enhance your productivity with the X-Keys XK-80 USB Programmable Keyboard. This keyboard has 80 programmable keys with addressable red and blue backlighting that are able to trigger macros, shortcuts, and applications, open files, and more. Key blockers let you hide unused keys to make your own customized control panel.
The XK-80 connects to your computer via USB. It includes software for Windows and Mac as well as three double keys, pre-printed and blank legend sheets, and angled feet. Free software development kits and code samples are also available.
Additional information
| Weight | 2.13 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12.2 × 9.2 × 2.7 in |
| Number of Keys | 81 |
| Switch Type | Rubber Dome |
| Actuation Force | 72 g |
| Key Size | 0.62" / 16 mm |
| Connection Type | Wired |
| System Connection | USB Type-A |
| Backlight | Yes, Individually Lit |
| Backlighting | Set Colors Blue, Red (Individually Lit) |
| Built-In Control Device | None |
| Maximum Current Consumption | 257 mA |
| Certifications | RoHS, WEEE, as per Manufacturer |
| Operating Temperature | -4 to 140°F / -20 to 60°C |
| Cable Length | 4.6' / 1.4 m |
| IP Rating | IP40 |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 8.3 x 7.3 x 0.9" / 210.0 x 184.0 x 24.0 mm |
Reviews (8)
8 reviews for X-keys XK-80 USB Programmable Keyboard
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Aryanna Buckridge (verified owner) –
The XK-80 works fantastic!!
Bridgette Murray (verified owner) –
This is a good product. I would recommend it to anyone. Depending on your application, it can be a great work saver. Best product since Prokey. I will be buying an additional one soon. Thanks, Richard
Marie Bins (verified owner) –
We’re running control room software from Strasis Systems which directly supports all X-Keys keyboards. This keyboard provides our operators the ability to control what they see which greatly simplifies system interaction. We printed custom overlays for each key making it very simple to find a function quickly… the back lighting works great in low light conditions and is programmable (blue, red, magenta shades only). Overall a industrial grade product… we are very happy and have purchased additional X-Keys keyboards.
Lambert Osinski (verified owner) –
Great product, very versatile for many applications.
Golden Collins (verified owner) –
I purchased this to automate functions in X-Plane 11 to make the simulation more immersive and simpler. This is a wonderful product with excellent quality. Regardless of what you do, this can make your tasks so much simpler, which makes it more fun and productive.
Gregoria Hermiston (verified owner) –
The X-keys hardware, the keypad, seems to be very good. The software, XK MW3.1 on Win 7 x64, is less than desirable, but could be improved. One problem: when installed, my CPU went up to 89% and everything else, including mouse, almost froze. The problem seems to be related to having other USB devices attached. I think I have it fixed now. Problem 2: Do a bunch of programming and there is apparently no way to print out the keypad configuration. I would be happy with a text or CSV file that said: Key 1, Layer 1, Shift Ctrl Tab; … There is a bunch of difficult to use info in their .MW3 files and the hardware save is all in hex, with lots of single bits set (saves space) and no, zero, zip, nada, manual or documentation to decipher it. Lack of decent documentation is the fatal flaw. I bought this because I wanted hardware mode to use with different systems (dual boot, laptop – desktop). I don’t need or want (buggy?) resident software to do fancy per software keys. 80 keys gives me what I want in hardware mode. Seems to be made in USA by engineering geeks who don’t know how to write documentation. Best use: Part of industrial machinery (controllers, etc.). Sketchy use: consumer. On a scale from 1-10: Keypad 9; Software 5 ish; Documentation manuals 2 (there is a little and A SDK specifically not for Windows with unreadable files in Windows). IMHO: overall a 5, well-below modern Buy again? Not at this price, unless they produce documentation.
Citlalli Wiza (verified owner) –
I use this product in conjunction with Pfixer for Lightroom and it’s cut my editing time into almost 1/3rd. If you’re a photographer that loves hot keys and uses Lightroom, this is invaluable!
Cory Lowe (verified owner) –
I use this keyboard to start programs, bring up websites, open documents, and to run macros and shortcut keystrokes in several programs that I frequently use. Once you start programming, it’s amazing how quickly you fill up all of the keys. If the XK-128 wasn’t more than double the price, I would have gotten that one. Basic key programming, which I use for 90% of the keys, is fairly easy. If you learn to edit the program scripts, which is non-trivial, you can pretty much modify any effect of the keys and/or lights that you would need.I have had to contact PI Engineering for a couple of programming glitches, and they were very responsive in helping me work through the issues.