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World’s first analog keypad launched

Leading name in gaming peripherals and computer components industry, Cooler Master announces the launch of ControlPad, the world’s first PC keypad with analog Aimpad technology, designed for gamers, content creators, musicians, and more. 

“Designed as a passion project from the ground up, ControlPad aims to change the way we interact with our most used programs and applications on a more intuitive scale,”says Bryant Nguyen, Peripheral General Manager.

ControlPad harbors 24 mechanical keys available in Cherry MX Red or Gateron Red. It’s fully programmable through easy to use software, has a removable wrist rest for ultimate comfort, two precision scroll wheels, is fully RGB backlit, and is finished in sleek brushed aluminum. ControlPad is equipped with Aimpad technology that provides mechanical keyboards the precision control most commonly found in devices such as aviation joysticks, steering wheels, and gaming controllers enabling analog control in digital inputs.

ControlPad for Gaming
Enabling analog control in digital inputs, Aimpadallows users to control speed, yaw, adjust pitch, creep, and roll. During driving games use Aimpad to make smooth turns on the fly or ease into gentle curves by simply changing the distance of the keypress.

ControlPad for Creative Professionals
ControlPad can be used to make production and editing applications more intuitive and useful on-the-fly. Apply presets, switch tools, adjust opacity, thickness, brush size while applying, and more with just the pressure sensitive inputs of your ControlPad.

Cooler Master implemented macro presets and control schemes for several notable video games – and popular applications for consumer and professional use. This includes actions, hotkeys, and shortcuts for the entire Adobe Suite, including PhotoShop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, Final Cut, and more – with more on the way if demand follows. Additionally, Cooler Master will also offer special keycap sets to match said presets.

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