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product_id: 62715198
title: "GenovationCP24-USB CONTROLPAD for Mac"
brand: "genovation"
price: "832.94 DT"
currency: TND
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 2
url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/62715198-genovationcp24-usb-controlpad-for-mac
store_origin: TN
region: Tunisia
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# Programmable LEDs 24 programmable keys 50M key switch lifespan GenovationCP24-USB CONTROLPAD for Mac

**Brand:** genovation
**Price:** 832.94 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate Your Workflow with Style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** GenovationCP24-USB CONTROLPAD for Mac by genovation
- **How much does it cost?** 832.94 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/62715198-genovationcp24-usb-controlpad-for-mac)

## Best For

- genovation enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted genovation brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Experience the durability of high-quality key switches rated for 50 million operations.
- • **Easy Customization:** Includes relegendable keycaps and a keycap puller for effortless personalization.
- • **Light Up Your Work:** Programmable LEDs add a personal touch and enhance your workspace aesthetics.
- • **Unleash Your Creativity:** With 24 fully programmable keys, customize your workflow like never before!
- • **Double the Functionality:** 2-level programmability gives you the power of 48 keys at your fingertips.

## Overview

The GenovationCP24-USB Controlpad for Mac features 24 fully programmable keys, allowing for extensive customization. It includes relegendable keycaps and a keycap puller, offers 2-level programmability for a total of 48 keys, and is built with high-quality key switches rated for 50 million operations, complete with programmable LEDs for a personalized touch.

## Description

GenovationCP24-USB CONTROLPAD for Mac

## Features

- 24 fully programmable keys with relegendable keycaps
- 3 double keys and a keycap puller included
- 2-level programmable, equivalent to 48 keys
- Uses the highest quality key switches rated at 50 million operations
- Programmable LEDs

## Images

![GenovationCP24-USB CONTROLPAD for Mac - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41VZd6wlZ-L.jpg)
![GenovationCP24-USB CONTROLPAD for Mac - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51Vgq5y4JiL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Why are these thing so expensive? like i can buy another keyboard for 20$ or less, and this only has 24 buttons compared to the average keyboard.**
A: I know this is a very old question, but it's a good one that deserves an answer.   The reason is that this is not a keyboard.  Regular keyboards are very basic HID (human interface devices) that have very simple layouts and standardized, off-the-shelf USB chips that modern operating systems recognize easily.  If you hook up 2 keyboards to a machine, most OSes will treat them as carbon copies of one another, and you can't set them up independently -- like one as an American QWERTY layout and the other as DVORAK or Russian, Mandarin, etc.  If you change one, the OS will assume the other is changed also.  This is where the difference comes in.   This keypad is programmable where any key can be anything, and it's not recognized as a keyboard, but a different kind of input device.  It needs specialized chips for that and talks to the OSes differently than a keyboard would.   It's produced in bulk, but nowhere near the manufacturing numbers of keyboards, so it costs more per unit from that alone because each unit must bear more of the cost of the production, but also it has more expensive components as well as customized programming.   Anyone can buy a USB keyboard chip, set up an injection molding line and lay traces to make a variation of a keyboard if they expect to sell a few million of them (or more likely a few hundred million of them), and price them low.   The OS will recognize the chip and use standard OS drivers for it.   These aren't anywhere near as high volume as keyboards and they include much more sophisticated chips and programming, so you have to pay more per unit to cover all the expenses plus a bit of profit for the manufacturer.

**Q: What color are the key switches?  Carefully pull a key off and look at the button that the key would normally rest on.**
A: The button is the (+) under the key and is black. PS: These come with a key puller and 3 double keys.

**Q: Since you are only allowed two shift/toggle keys, I can't for the life of me figure out how to get 46 keys out of this. The manual doesn't help.**
A: Each key has 2 levels of programming (Level 1 and Level 2).Once you assign 1 key to be a toggle or shift lever, you can access the second level programing.

**Q: how many keystrokes can you have per key?  is there acharacter limit?**
A: I don't know the differences between the CP24 and the 683.  I have the 863, but Amazon sent this question to me anyway.  The CP24 certainly looks like the 683.  The software that loads the macros onto the 683 allows 111 keystrokes per macro.  I suspect that the software would not allow more keystrokes than the hardware could handle.  By the way, I am very impressed with quality of my 683.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Easy to Program and Does Not Require Software Driver
  

*by M***S on Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2022*

This is a programmable keyboard for computers. You can program each key to do what you want within reason.While you need a special application to program, the control panel works like a keyboard without special drivers installed once it is programmed. Unplug from computer and plug it into any other computer and it keeps its programming. No software needed after programming. This was critical for my purposes. For security reasons, we can’t install special drivers typical of most control panels or macro keyboards.They keyboard fells like an old mechanical keyboard however the keys are flat not curved for fingers. This allows labels to be placed under the key caps.The keyboard was easy to program. It took just a few minutes.  It can imitate a standard keyboard or a multimedia keyboard with a mouse. The computer just sees it as a standard human interface. Yes It can simulate a mouse but only in the sense you can make it click and move the cursor like a mouse. However since there is no driver there is no intelligence such as click the ok button. Just click right or left mouse button and scroll x points up or down. This is perfectly fine for me.Macros are limited to 200 bytes per key. Special functions like mute, open Windows or flash LED are available. Time delays are also available. Some functions take two or more bytes. Macros can be set to repeat if key is held down.  Manual is comprehensive and readable. It was written in English for English. It was not translated. It describes advance use like assigning an application to a key.Read carefully on how shift, alt and control keys are programmed into a macro. You get unexpected results if use these and then you don’t undo theses keys in your macro. They are logically kept pressed until you tell the macro to release the keys.Comes with Word and Excel label templates. Tip: it is easier to put the label in the cap cover and then push the key into the cover rather than laying the label on the key and trying to place the cap on the key. The label won’t slide off.Comes with extra keys and key puller.Two features I wished the controller had. 1) allow one key macro to call another key so as to chain macros together. 2) Sine the controller is programmed through the application, I would like to define the device’s name myself. Computer sees the keyboard named as “congrolpadbm24cp”. In my world, changing the name to something meaningful would make reporting easier. Neither feature is a show stopper.I very much like this keyboard. I really only needed 8 keys so I programmed there other keys to work like a numeric keypad.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Easy to Use and Good Quality
  

*by W***O on Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2020*

I'm actually reviewing two products at once:- Genovation ControlPad CP24 USB HID- X-keys Programmable Keypads and Keyboards (24 Key, XK-24)I'm doing this because they are an apples-to-apples comparison and I ordered both so I could determine which one I liked better.  I'm not going to tell you which one I picked because I believe they are so close to each other, it would be unfair.Here are the PROS that apply to both:- Good build quality.  They're both hefty enough to feel like they're built well- Good compatibility.  Immediately detected by Windows (10) and set up with zero issues- Good software.  They both come with easy-to-use macro softwareRegarding the Genovation product:PROS:- Mechanical keys that feel wonderful- Very 'tight' build.  The keys are symmetric and look very nice- At the time of this review, cost about $50 less than X-KeysCONS:- The description is a little disingenuous regarding the "programmable LED".  It is literally a single LED.  I read it as "programmable LEDs" meaning the keys light up.  They don't.- No backlit keys, which to me is important.- Not nearly as feature-rich as the X-Keys when it comes to labelingRegarding the X-Key product:PROS:- Tremendous flexibility with labeling, including custom keys and labels (additional charge)- Backlit keys- Extremely friendly and responsive support.  I sent an email asking about the custom options and received a response within minutes.- Small business.  They're a small company (maybe Genovation is, too) and I like supporting small businesses.CONS:- Backlit keys are only programmable to two colors- Keys are membrane and not mechanical, so the don't feel as reponsive- Build quality isn't quite as "tight" as Genovation - a couple of keys were a little crooked- At the time of this review, cost $50 more than the Genovation productI believe either purchase is worth it and both are good products.  I rated them both at 4 stars so as not to give away which one I went with.  I knocked off a star on the Genovation for not being as feature-rich as the X-Keys, and I knocked off a star on the X-Keys for not having mechanical keys and for very slightly inferior build quality.

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