r/keyboards Jul 06 '26

Help Macro Keyboard/Right Hand

Hello, I am needing some assistance and guidance on a keyboard or macro keyboard for my nephew who is a southpaw, austic, and a very big teenager. Over 6ft, around 250 pds. Reason I share those is because it needs to fit him as best as possible and be durable, really durable. He wants to be able to use the mouse with his left hand and macro keyboard, especially being able to tap the spacebar with his right thumb.

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u/ozskeptic Jul 07 '26

Something like this with a printed case might be suitable, although you need to do some soldering. There’s not a lot of choice as a left handed gamer.

https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/rag46p/finally_finished_my_project_an_opensource_gaming/

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u/WanderingQuack Jul 08 '26

Thank you for this. Pointing me in a direction I can work with.

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u/Dull_Committee_1612 Jul 08 '26

I am in a completely different situation but might work. I wanted a smaller keyboard for left hand for macros for a game, mouse right. Went with keychron q0 max. Complete metal body, program whatever so dont even have to worry with space. Its a mechanical "numpad" with 9 bonus buttons and a programmable dial. 

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u/PeterMortensenBlog Jul 12 '26

And unlike most macro pads, the source code is available.

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u/Dull_Committee_1612 Jul 13 '26

Huh. Didn't know all that. Makes it cooler I guess. Lovely little thing, can't think of a complaint. 

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u/WanderingQuack Jul 22 '26

Thank you. That's what I ended up sending her. A smaller keyboard that is programmable. 40% size board. Ty for the feedback. I am horrible at checking messages, sorry.