LogiLink ID0181 — One-Hand Gaming Keyboard, Black
One-hand keypadRainbow LED2 macro keysPalm rest
The LogiLink ID0181 is a one-hand gaming keyboard — a compact keypad that sits under your left hand and carries the movement and ability keys, freeing the rest of the desk for the mouse. It has a large hand and palm rest area built into the shape, a rainbow LED backlight with a dedicated colour selection button and a side moving light beam, and two programmable macro recording keys for the combinations you use most. It is wired USB, so there is nothing to charge and no latency to argue about, and LogiLink lists it for Windows, Linux and macOS. It measures 23 × 17.3 × 3.7 cm. In the box: keyboard and user manual.
Compatibility — check before buying:
This is a keypad, not a keyboard: it carries the gaming keys and a palm rest, and it sits alongside your normal keyboard rather than replacing it — there is no numeric pad and no full alphabet block. It is wired USB, plug and play, so it works in the BIOS too, though that is not what you would use it for. LogiLink publishes very little else: no key count, no cable length, no key technology, no key travel or key life, no anti-ghosting or n-key rollover figure, no polling rate, no macro software name, and no warranty term at all. It also publishes two different weights in its own material — 0.355 kg on the product page and about 0.18–0.20 kg in the datasheet logistics table — so we do not print a single figure as fact. If any of these decide your purchase, ask us and we will weigh and check a unit before you order.
Best For
✓ Gaming setups that want the left hand on dedicated keys
✓ Players who use macros for repeated combinations
✓ Desks where the main keyboard takes too much room
✓ Streaming and editing rigs that want a shortcut pad
✓ Anyone who wants backlit gaming keys cheaply
✓ Dark rooms, thanks to the rainbow backlight
Key Features
Built for one hand
The keys and the palm rest are shaped around a left hand on WASD, which frees the whole desk for mouse movement.
Lighting without software
A rainbow LED backlight with a dedicated colour button on the pad itself and a side light beam — nothing to install.
Two macro keys
Two programmable recording keys for the combinations you repeat, set on the device.
Wired, so nothing to charge
USB plug and play: no batteries, no pairing, no wireless latency argument.
Technical Specifications
| Identification |
| Brand |
LogiLink |
| Series |
One-Hand Gaming Keyboard |
| Part Number |
ID0181 |
| EAN / GTIN |
4052792051599 |
| MPN |
ID0181 |
| Keys and lighting |
| Format |
One-hand gaming keypad |
| Backlight |
Rainbow LED, colour selection button, side light beam |
| Macro keys |
2, programmable recording |
| Palm rest |
Large integrated area |
| Key count |
Not published by LogiLink |
| Key technology |
Not published by LogiLink |
| Anti-ghosting |
Not published by LogiLink |
| Build |
| Dimensions |
23 × 17.3 × 3.7 cm |
| Colour |
Black |
| Weight |
LogiLink publishes two different figures for this model |
| Connection |
| Interface |
Wired USB |
| Cable |
Length not published by LogiLink |
| Operating system |
Windows, Linux and macOS (LogiLink) |
| Compliance |
| Documents |
CE and UKCA declarations published by the manufacturer |
| Warranty |
| Warranty |
1-Year Warranty (Singular) |
| Manufacturer Term |
LogiLink does not publish a warranty term on its product page. Singular’s direct warranty is 1 year; for anything beyond that we handle the claim with LogiLink on your behalf — ask us before ordering if the term matters for your purchase. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it replace my keyboard?
No. It is a one-hand gaming pad that sits next to your normal keyboard and carries the movement and ability keys. You still need a full keyboard for typing.
How do I record a macro?
On the device, using the two macro recording keys. LogiLink does not publish a software utility or a step-by-step procedure — the manual in the box covers it.
Can I set individual key colours?
No. There is a rainbow backlight and a colour selection button, not per-key RGB. Nothing to install, and no lighting software.
Why is there no weight or key count here?
LogiLink publishes two conflicting weights and no key count for this model. We would rather leave the rows out than print a figure we cannot stand behind — ask us and we will check a unit.
Singular Expert Insight
A one-hand pad is a personal thing: if you already know you want one, this is a cheap way in with backlighting and two macro keys. If you are not sure, keep the money — a normal keyboard does the job for most games. See our
keyboards.
Buyer’s Guide
Buy it if
You want an inexpensive backlit one-hand gaming keypad with macro keys and a palm rest, alongside your existing keyboard.
Skip it if
You want it to replace a full keyboard, or you need per-key RGB, macro software, published key counts, or a warranty term.
Also consider
A full mechanical gaming keyboard if you would rather have one device, or ask us about a programmable stream/shortcut pad.