Dumang DK6

[ErdokovyZ]

Recently I started looking for a replacement for my aging Corsair K95 RGB. While there are many great keyboards, I can't live without one particular feature of the K95: The 18 extra keys on the left. Extra key pads often had too few buttons or, like my Coolermaster ControlPad, proved to be too bulky/wide, not a direct replacement of the K95 3 column layout which allowed me to "palm" the key block and easily find the key I need by tactile feel.
As I was searching I stumbled upon the Dumang DK6 which allows the free arrangement of the keys on the base plate. It's not easy to get outside China but I found a place which had a few still in stock so I got a single-board with 44 keys. The tech works as advertised, it's awesome!  The setup software is janky as hell but does what it supposed to.
In any case, I don't want to write a review of it, instead I'd like to implore the good folks at LTT to make a video about it because I'm really impressed by the tech.

[OddOod]

Very cool. I would have recommended something in the streamdeck family for the macro buttons, but it seems like you have a better, if more expensive solution. GG

[ErdokovyZ]

Oh yeah, the 15 key Stream Deck Module was really tempting!

[ErdokovyZ]

Here is my current setup: Wooting One on the right, DK6 on the left. Of course the rotary encoder and the e-book reader (running TouchOSC) is not part of DK6 but they show another advantage of a flexible layout.
EDIT: Better picture.

 

[GarlicDeliverySystem]

This looks actually pretty cool. How's the software for that thing? I imagine a lot of the potential functionality comes down to that, so kinda important.

[ErdokovyZ]

The configurator UX is clunky at best but does what it is supposed to. Each key stores its own settings (even after it loses power) so the app doesn't need to run in the background which is great.