I think Azeron's Cyborg gaming keypads are probably some of the most ingenious bits of gaming technology ever created, but their alien design is quick to jumpscare most people into immediately saying "I just don't know how I would... but.. what is it?" before ultimately landing on "I don't think that's for me". They might be a love child of one of the best PC controllers and a typical gaming keyboard, but they certainly get met with the same reaction as Frankenstein's creature a lot of the time.
That's why I can see why Azeron has created a new version of its increasingly popular gaming keypad, called Keyzen. This seems a little more familiar to the norm for PC gamers, thanks to its adoption of keyboard switches and a slightly less offensive design. Since its reveal, I can feel a lot more excitement coming from the folks who have been interested in trying an Azeron device, but who wanted less of an adjustment from the norm. Could the combination of thumbstick movement and Cherry switches be a more "mainstream" approach for this revolutionary way to game?
