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title: "XPPen Mini Keydial ACK05 Wireless Shortcut Keyboard Bluetooth Programmable Express Remote Control with Dial & Customized Express Keys for Drawing Tablet PC MacBook Windows Images Video Editing"
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# 300h battery life Bluetooth 5.0 & multi-mode 1/24 dial precision XPPen Mini Keydial ACK05 Wireless Shortcut Keyboard Bluetooth Programmable Express Remote Control with Dial & Customized Express Keys for Drawing Tablet PC MacBook Windows Images Video Editing

**Brand:** xp-pen
**Price:** 31606 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎨 Elevate your creative flow with the ultimate shortcut sidekick!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** XPPen Mini Keydial ACK05 Wireless Shortcut Keyboard Bluetooth Programmable Express Remote Control with Dial & Customized Express Keys for Drawing Tablet PC MacBook Windows Images Video Editing by xp-pen
- **How much does it cost?** 31606 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- xp-pen enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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

## Key Features

- • **Precision Dial Control:** Clicky, tactile dial for zoom, rotate, brush size—your creative command center.
- • **Ultra-Long Battery Life:** Work uninterrupted for up to 300 hours on a single charge.
- • **40 Customizable Shortcuts:** Four key groups with 10 keys each to turbocharge your workflow.
- • **Ergonomic Ambidextrous Design:** Comfortably crafted for both left- and right-handed pros.
- • **Seamless Multi-Device Connectivity:** Bluetooth 5.0, dongle, or USB cable—stay connected your way.

## Overview

The XPPen Mini Keydial ACK05 is a compact, wireless shortcut keyboard featuring Bluetooth 5.0, a tactile precision dial, and 10 programmable keys supporting up to 40 shortcuts. Designed for creatives and professionals, it offers up to 300 hours of battery life, anti-ghosting technology, and broad compatibility across Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms, making it an indispensable tool for video editing, graphic design, and multitasking.

## Description

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Review: Works like a charm on Windows and Android! - I mainly got this as a companion macropad for my Magic Drawing Pad, but after trying it on my PC, I've decided to make this my daily driver for when it comes to macropads; I originally had two, but I ended up ditching them both solely for this one. It's THAT good! The software was easy to work with (both Windows and Android) and setup my macropad on both devices, though I noted that it crashes on Windows if I hit the plus sign on what seems to be additional configurations. Regardless, I had zero issues running it wirelessly or wired (both 2.4ghz and Bluetooth). Very little to no latency issues; input responses were spot on. I haven't tried it out on Linux yet, but I'd reckon I would have a similar result with Windows and the Magic Drawing Pad. The ACK05 is thin, has a little bit of "premium-esque" weight to it, and can fit in the Magic Drawing Pad's blue stand case; that's how easy it is to take with you. That, and the dial also makes for a pretty satisfying fidget if I get bored. Oh, so clicky!
Review: Functions Great on either PC or Mac - I needed a little shortcut keyboard capable of working across both PC or Mac platforms. This fits the bill delightfully. Being a compact size, the ACK05 has a minimal footprint on your desk. If your PC is running Win 7 or later or your Mac is using OS 10.10 or later, this is a great little device to have. I oftentimes have to jump back and forth between either a PC or Mac environment in my work, so having a little keypad where one simple button press eliminates the need for me to remember which keyboard shortcuts are required for tasks across either OS is wonderful. I use this little guy all the time. Functionally, it's a pretty decent bag. Buttons all feel nice with a proper click to them that the scissor switches provide. The wheel is great for assigning with programs to access things like rotation or zoom options, though I really wish it didn't have indexer-clicks when turning it. I prefer wheels with a silent no-cllck control feel to them...but at this price I'm not going to hum about it. It works, so I'm happy. Battery life is excellent. Work with this peripheral for hours and hours and hours and it runs and runs. I basically just have to remember to plug the USB-C type cord into it at the end of the work week and It's good to go for Monday. Yes, there are flashier and more expensive shortcut keyboard devices out there but I really appreciate this one for its simplicity. I've used the $100 Xencelabs Quick Keys remote keypad before, I found it an extravagant exercise that was more flash than function. Small, slippery low-profile buttons positioned along the outer edges of the unit to make way for an OLED screen with really hard to read tiny text, and some RGB gimmickery thrown in. Battery life on that device wasn't great as I recall. The ACK05 on the other hand has easy-to-press raised buttons across its entire diminutive surface, and if you can use a sharpie and have some Avery labels on hand (I use the removable style tiny ones) you can customize your keypad to some degree. I suppose you could even use cut-to-size sticky colored post-it note paper to add color to the buttons. The ACK05 requires one of the buttons on the 10-button layout be assigned as the "key group switching" button... it allows you to set up and customize 4 possible groups of (9) keys for a possible combination of 36 potentially different shortcuts / actions. That is way more shortcuts than I need, but it's nice to know they're there if you need them. Additionally you can assign a button as "set preview" in one (or all) of the groups. This will display the currently selected groups of keys and their programmed functions on the monitor when you press it. I have that option on both groups of the two key groups I use, so I have 8 keys remaining on each group I can assign functions to. I kind of wish the center-button in the rotating wheel could be assigned something else besides "choose a wheel option: zoom, scroll, brush size or rotate"...AND that they might have included some indicator of which you were in (that would have been an appropriate use of small LEDs I'd argue) if you have the screen-dialogue subtitles shut off because they get real annoying real quick... but it's not a deal-breaker. The XP-Pen software that shipped with the ACK05 I went ahead and updated and it does a good job of making all the options for customization accessible. It was pretty easy to understand and I appreciate that you can orient the layout / buttons manager as displayed on the monitor same as how the ACK05 will physically rest on your desktop. I do not possess the technical expertise to comment on how the ACK05 might be better or worse than other keypads when it comes to the robustness or flexibility of the software and coding, but I will say its been working really well for me between my PC and Apple systems and I have thus far had no problems with it. If I had any quirks to address, it might be that I wish the buttons were a slightly lighter color than the black body of the ACK05 so they'd be easier to see...but as mentioned, that is easily and quickly remedied with application of stickers. XP-Pen does include some in the packaging, but I found it more fun to make my own. In conclusion I think the XP-Pen ACK05 is a very good deal for a handy little keypad that does work well and doesn't cost a lot of money. I've been happy with mine, it's proven to be a little workhorse that lets me get things done more easily.

## Features

- Wireless Connection: ACK05 wireless shortcut keyboard supports bluetooth 5.0 connection directly, which is Good Design Award 2023 Winners, providing you a more flexible and clean workspace. You can also connect it via a Bluetooth dongle or USB cable. Total three ways connection bring you stable and fast transmission, also can meet your different work scenarios
- Please Note: If you do not download the driver, it can only be used as a regular shortcut keyboard. However, if you wish to customize the keys or program it, you must download the driver and configure it accordingly. If your device is an iPad or runs on iOS, after receiving the product, you need to download the "Shortcut Remote" app on your device in order to properly set up and use this product properly.
- Compact Size with Large 1000 mAh Battery: The Wireless Shortcut Remote features a thin profile and weighs only 75 g, easy for one hand to hold. With built-in 1000 mAh battery ensures the continuous working for about 300 hours. Ready to speed up your creation whenever you grab it
- Customize up to forty Shortcuts: The Wireless Shortcut Remote has ten keys. You are allowed to customize four sets through the driver -- up to forty shortcuts. To switch between the sets, you only need to press a single key. Its capability to work with different applications makes itself a powerful productivity tool not only for creation, but also for study, work, and gaming
- Anti-Ghosting Performance: The Mini Keydial features a new technology of Anti-ghosting for all ten keys, you can control with multi-keys at the same time, which will give you more customizable possibilities
- Ergonomic Design: Accelerate your workflow with a little dot protruding on the middle key for easy identification and access without even a glance. Suit both the left-handed and the right-handed
- Convenient Dial Control: Rotating each 1/24 of the dial, you will hear a click sound as clear feedback. Turn the dial to zoom in/out, rotate the canvas, or adjust the brush size, and let your inspiration flow
- Broad Compatibility: It works with Windows, Mac OS, and Linux operating systems (Please Note: Wired connection, connection via a Bluetooth dongle: Windows 7 or later, macOS 10.10 or later, or Linux; Bluetooth connection: Windows 10 or later, macOS 10.10 or later). Also compatible with many softwares such as Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, SAI, CAD, Painter, and so on

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BVW3S1QR |
| Additional Features | Lightweight |
| Antenna Location | Video Editing |
| Best Sellers Rank | #23 in Computer Graphics Tablets |
| Brand | XP-Pen |
| Built-In Media | Bluetooth Dongle, USB Cable |
| Button Quantity | 10 |
| Color | blue |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop, PC, Smartphone, Tablet |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 527 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene |
| Generation | 1st Generation |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 3.94"L x 3.15"W x 0.79"H |
| Item Weight | 75 Grams |
| Keyboard Backlighting Color Support | Single Color |
| Keyboard Description | Wireless |
| Keyboard Layout | QWERTY |
| Manufacturer | XP-PEN |
| Mechanical Keyboard Switch Model | Scissor Switch |
| Model Name | Keydial ACK05 |
| Model Number | ACK05 |
| Number of Batteries Required | 1 |
| Number of Keys | 10 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Video Editing |
| Series Number | 5 |
| Special Feature | Lightweight |
| Style Name | Modern |
| Switch Type | Scissor Switch |
| Theme | Art Creation |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** XP-Pen
- **Color:** blue
- **Compatible Devices:** Laptop, PC, Smartphone, Tablet
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Keyboard Description:** Wireless
- **Keyboard backlighting color support:** Single Color
- **Product Dimensions:** 3.94"L x 3.15"W x 0.79"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Video Editing
- **Special Feature:** Lightweight
- **Style:** Modern

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Would it work with another brand graphic tablet?**
A: yes, I'm using a Wacom tablet at the same time.  I'm running Windows.  I only installed the XPPenWin_ShortcutRemote (Shortcut Remote driver), not the XPPenWin (full driver package) drivers.

**Q: Can a single key be programmed to type a sting of text such a s password?**
A: I just tried it and it did work; it looks like it can do a full complicated password or sentence. I personally wouldn't recommend it, since it is not a secure way to save a password. Anyone who opens the program for the express keys can see what each key is labeled as and what it types. There is also the chance that you could accidentally press that key while in another field, chat, or email and cause your password to leak that way. Again, I don't recommend it, but it can be done.

**Q: Can you pair it with macOS and windows at the same time like one set for Mac and another set for Windows?**
A: I tried, and you have to pair one system at a time, you have to basically disconnect from the PC first, then connect to the MAC and vice versa. It doesn't control both at the same time. The pairing is fairly quick and easy but I would not call it seamless. Hope that helps.

**Q: Can the buttons be programmed to adjust things like exposure, contrast, temperature, and sharpness in Adobe Lightroom?**
A: If you can find the keyboard shortcut to those settings, then it could be programmed to adjust those settings.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works like a charm on Windows and Android!
*by M***. on January 21, 2026*

I mainly got this as a companion macropad for my Magic Drawing Pad, but after trying it on my PC, I've decided to make this my daily driver for when it comes to macropads; I originally had two, but I ended up ditching them both solely for this one. It's THAT good! The software was easy to work with (both Windows and Android) and setup my macropad on both devices, though I noted that it crashes on Windows if I hit the plus sign on what seems to be additional configurations. Regardless, I had zero issues running it wirelessly or wired (both 2.4ghz and Bluetooth). Very little to no latency issues; input responses were spot on. I haven't tried it out on Linux yet, but I'd reckon I would have a similar result with Windows and the Magic Drawing Pad. The ACK05 is thin, has a little bit of "premium-esque" weight to it, and can fit in the Magic Drawing Pad's blue stand case; that's how easy it is to take with you. That, and the dial also makes for a pretty satisfying fidget if I get bored. Oh, so clicky!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Functions Great on either PC or Mac
*by A***R on July 4, 2024*

I needed a little shortcut keyboard capable of working across both PC or Mac platforms. This fits the bill delightfully. Being a compact size, the ACK05 has a minimal footprint on your desk. If your PC is running Win 7 or later or your Mac is using OS 10.10 or later, this is a great little device to have. I oftentimes have to jump back and forth between either a PC or Mac environment in my work, so having a little keypad where one simple button press eliminates the need for me to remember which keyboard shortcuts are required for tasks across either OS is wonderful. I use this little guy all the time. Functionally, it's a pretty decent bag. Buttons all feel nice with a proper click to them that the scissor switches provide. The wheel is great for assigning with programs to access things like rotation or zoom options, though I really wish it didn't have indexer-clicks when turning it. I prefer wheels with a silent no-cllck control feel to them...but at this price I'm not going to hum about it. It works, so I'm happy. Battery life is excellent. Work with this peripheral for hours and hours and hours and it runs and runs. I basically just have to remember to plug the USB-C type cord into it at the end of the work week and It's good to go for Monday. Yes, there are flashier and more expensive shortcut keyboard devices out there but I really appreciate this one for its simplicity. I've used the $100 Xencelabs Quick Keys remote keypad before, I found it an extravagant exercise that was more flash than function. Small, slippery low-profile buttons positioned along the outer edges of the unit to make way for an OLED screen with really hard to read tiny text, and some RGB gimmickery thrown in. Battery life on that device wasn't great as I recall. The ACK05 on the other hand has easy-to-press raised buttons across its entire diminutive surface, and if you can use a sharpie and have some Avery labels on hand (I use the removable style tiny ones) you can customize your keypad to some degree. I suppose you could even use cut-to-size sticky colored post-it note paper to add color to the buttons. The ACK05 requires one of the buttons on the 10-button layout be assigned as the "key group switching" button... it allows you to set up and customize 4 possible groups of (9) keys for a possible combination of 36 potentially different shortcuts / actions. That is way more shortcuts than I need, but it's nice to know they're there if you need them. Additionally you can assign a button as "set preview" in one (or all) of the groups. This will display the currently selected groups of keys and their programmed functions on the monitor when you press it. I have that option on both groups of the two key groups I use, so I have 8 keys remaining on each group I can assign functions to. I kind of wish the center-button in the rotating wheel could be assigned something else besides "choose a wheel option: zoom, scroll, brush size or rotate"...AND that they might have included some indicator of which you were in (that would have been an appropriate use of small LEDs I'd argue) if you have the screen-dialogue subtitles shut off because they get real annoying real quick... but it's not a deal-breaker. The XP-Pen software that shipped with the ACK05 I went ahead and updated and it does a good job of making all the options for customization accessible. It was pretty easy to understand and I appreciate that you can orient the layout / buttons manager as displayed on the monitor same as how the ACK05 will physically rest on your desktop. I do not possess the technical expertise to comment on how the ACK05 might be better or worse than other keypads when it comes to the robustness or flexibility of the software and coding, but I will say its been working really well for me between my PC and Apple systems and I have thus far had no problems with it. If I had any quirks to address, it might be that I wish the buttons were a slightly lighter color than the black body of the ACK05 so they'd be easier to see...but as mentioned, that is easily and quickly remedied with application of stickers. XP-Pen does include some in the packaging, but I found it more fun to make my own. In conclusion I think the XP-Pen ACK05 is a very good deal for a handy little keypad that does work well and doesn't cost a lot of money. I've been happy with mine, it's proven to be a little workhorse that lets me get things done more easily.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect Macro Keypad, Just Not Wireless
*by R***Z on June 1, 2024*

The keypad and dial work great. The program used to set keys/shortcuts is easy and works great. It can also sit in the dock as to set shortcuts as needed. I used the keypad for screenshots and video capturing while playing video games. It worked like a charm and I did not miss a single screenshot. I also used the keypad for Photoshop. I used the dial for zoom and assigned a few of the shortcuts I needed. I can honestly write that it sped up my productivity. The major flaw with this keypad is that I could not get a reliable wireless connection. I used the dongle, but could not keep a stable connection. Bluetooth was more of the same. The keypad would connect and function for a while. But, after a while, the keypad would just not respond. I ended up just leaving it wired, and it works great. I am very disappointed that I could not use it wireless, but the functions of the keypad are so good that I can settle for it being wired. Love the keypad. I just wish the wireless function worked.

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