It seems more like a novelty item. Kind of like a gag gift for someone who works in an office but then realizes it’s actually pretty useful in a humorous way
@TonysopranoyafinookRepublicans call everyone they disagree with a Groomer, conveniently ignoring the fact that Republican run Red states are the only parts of the country where it’s legal for a child to marry an adult. But keep virtue signaling and parroting lame talking points, easier than critical thought
@Tonysopranoyafinooknot everything has to be political so please shut up about that. He’s not actually crying, it’s more of a joke, but even if he did it nothing is wrong with that. Good men cries more than evil men, so I don’t see your point
yeah he really has so much potential! i hope he comes back with another business idea. great attitude and business skills, just needs a product with a bit more substance
@@theburg2220No, that takes a bit longer tho'. Ctrl+C, Alt+Tab and Ctrl+V is the quickest in my opinion. Anybody else with a better hack, let me know please :)
This guy set up a company and created a thing to solve one of his personal problems. It wasn't gonna work but with that energy and just one more idea, he could find success.
If it was 5 dollars, I might have possibly bought it but I’m not spending $20. Guy had a really great attitude and is charismatic and was happy to just be on the show. He create a better product, he’ll go far.
@@925lopti That's why his idea wouldn't really work. Not many people would pay $20 for 2 buttons to copy and paste. The costs exceed what most consumers would be willing to pay. He seems determined though so he'll probably think of a better idea for a product.
U can just use any of the keyboard macro software. Like program any of the num pad keys or keys u dont use while typing to Ctrl+ C and Ctrl + V. And guess what.....THATS FREE
@@markkostka6897 why are you replying negatively to every comment about him? do you have a grudge against him or something? lol somethings wrong with you
The fact that this guy got on TV with that much positivity and that little ingenuity is remarkable. I was imagining a tiny keyboard for every shortcut.
There are already 1000 solutions to this problem. For example you can just buy a programmable mouse and set some of the side keys to copy and paste which you hit with your thumb. You can effectively operate your entire computer with your mouse if you're smart about it.
You could also buy any type of bluetooth or usb controller and assign the buttons to copy paste using simple, free software available online. For example you could buy a 2nd number pad, set of 5 blank keys, or large keyboard with extra keys, among other things and preprogram them to copy paste. All are already on the market. @@moonshine8255
@@moonshine8255 You just get a keyboard with customizable keys or download free software and set your own macros. Why buy 2 keys that do a single thing for 25 dollars?
At first I thought he was a bit much but then I saw that he’s actually such a great guy with an amazing energy and enthusiasm. Hope he reaches his goals soon
who would listen to him while he rants and raves? Everyone keeps saying here he's a great salesman convinced they would never buy what he's selling yelling and screaming. But of course none of you actually would employ him.
@@Renan3256 Lmao at least he invented something, sure it isn't useful but he sure will be successful with the technological stuff he can make rather than a copy and paste mini board. Dont think too low majority are successful 🙃
@@kuchi5130 just because he “invented” something doesn’t mean anything. Everyone and their mom can take two things from around their house, slap them together and call it an invention when it’s just something useless. Half of these people scramble something together to try and solve problems that don’t exist. And just because he might have skills in technology, doesn’t make him successful. A mini keyboard with a usb is pretty rookie circuitry. It’s nothing to go home about. It’s like a high school electronics class project at best. Technology field is a very competitive market; he’d have to invent something pretty original and extraordinary. People like you just love giving false hope to others. You exaggerate the reality of what is and what isn’t. Not everyone is meant to be a successful entrepreneur. Some people need to get with the fact they will just be working a crap job all their life
It depends on what type of computer you have and if you have a USB hub with plenty of available ports. But yes, I could see anyone with a laptop (especially Apple users) not wanting to occupy a port if they don't already have a hub.
Damn. We are brainstorming a better product in comments. Building on my numeric keypad for laptops with Select All, Copy, Cut, and Paste add FIVE ports for USB! Why five? Because that is your OTHER novelty gimmick. Most USB devices give four additional ports, if they have them.
I don’t care what anyone says, I love this guys personality and energy, and I love the product. I wish him and his company much success in the future !
It‘s a good nerd gift. It‘s so stupid you would never buy it yourself because even when it‘s cheap the money just seems wasted. But friends who are cheap asses and don‘t want you to buy something useful buy it for you…perfect.
*I don’t care what anyone says, I love this guy's personality and energy, and I love the product. I wish him and his company much success in the future!
Really good attitude. Great pitch. To me the product just really isn’t something investable for a large scale… I can’t see it being something most people would use over the traditional copy and paste commands lol
@@Wayneparjer27828 that could interfere with other activities , i think if the product had 3x3 keys (and epaper display on each key so you can change what appears on the key via software (and also costumise the shortcuts ) and was below 15$ i could see it being usefull
Keypads have existed forever and can be mapped to anything... I literally have an rgb keypad just like the one he shows that I use for rhythm games so I don't have to juggle my full mechanical keyboard for games that only use a few keys. Can even swap the key switches and caps out on it whenever I want. When a patent was brought up I LOL'd
They could NOT wipe the smile off his face! Love this guy! Side note, this product is not ridiculous. There's people in data entry jobs who copy-paste hundreds of times every day. It's very niche, but there's a market for it
I absolutely agree with you. I myself copy + past using ctrl c, v all day. But because I'm tech savvy I could easily find an easier method, if I chose to.
@@jimmyberry4451 If you are unconfortable mit Crtl + C and Crtl + V buy a Keyboard with Macros or a mouse with Customizable Mouse 4 and Mouse 5 Buttons and bind copy and paste to it. That's out there for at least 10 years by now....
What he should have done is start a PC keyboard company that has those buttons, I'm positive there's other shortcut buttons you could come up with too. Or even have programmable mappable keys. Edit: the target demo would obviously be non techie people who don't know how to assign the function keys and macros to other keys.
Actually, there’s a CPA who back during Covid, came up with the Lemkey. Basically a 10-key designed for accounting/finance types who are in Excel and Word all day. From all indications, he’s done pretty well. Helps that it’s a great product.
There are already keyboards that come with keys that can be programmed specifically to any function you'd like (The Corsair K55 has 6 of them for example).
lets be real 90% of products and services solve first world problems. Do you really need a super comfy premium adjustable mattress or an electric blanket?
I actually might have to get one of these if they are still around. At work, I cannot configure my keyboard due to admin locks, but this might just do the trick. I easily copy and paste 100-150 times a day at least.
Hey @tubekrake - re: "No joke." 1. do you end all social media comments with that wimp Brandon phrase ?!? 2. can you assume us readers believe you to be telling "truth," rather than thinking ... "is this a joke?" 3. ehhh?
Actually This idea gave me an idea, he can make blank keys (instead of just copy and paste function keys) and allow the USER to temporarily set the desired function on those keys.
Lots of keyboards do sell with blank keys for doing whatever you went. The idea of hotkeys (user-programmable keys) have been around for 40 years now. Then there's even further extension with "macros" which are like hotkeys except with extended function. You can create entire scripts or programs to launch or execute (with specified parameters) using macros
You know I can of get his spirit. Still we need to be out there and accept when the product doesnt fullfill anyone needs. But I made last time one piece of a crap custome for october 31st. But how I enjoyed the damn process and the joy of inventing was great enough to explore so many possibilities.
This is my favourite guy. That positive energy Damn. Don’t know about this product but m sure he’s going to go far in life. That determination is legit
I love this idea! What Scotty needs to do is pick a use case and sell it for that use case. Some people see the use for it, and others don't, but those who really need it are in certain industries.
I really like this guy, great attitude, energy, smart. I thought maybe one of the sharks would have offered him a job. They've done that from time-to-time.
This is a good product like he said he had 20k in sales. Mark is right anyone who knows what they are doing can rebind keys but 99% of keyboard users would never think about that. Custom keyboards and peripherals that focus on one thing are pretty popular in the PC space and the branding for this product is what would sell it to the consumer and the cheap price I doubt a lot of them would even really use it but it would sell. I think he asked for too much money it will always be a small business he should of asked for $20k
Youknow, you can reassign any input on any keyboard on any Windows system (not sure about linux), no download or purchase needed at all. This guy went through all of that but forgot to google.
The Sharks have invested thousands on crappier products! Some of them even got scammed or become embroiled in bitter lawsuits. I wish they would have taken a chance on this guy.
This can be done with free software. You could even change mouse inputs to copy n paste. Problem is there's nowhere to really put it that's not in the way so hence the shortcuts.
1 word - "Macros" . I'm out. I'm suprised an engineer would make a gag product like this for financial gain instead of just educating others to solve the problem for free with software.
I bought this for $10 on Amazon and love it. I know everyone in the comments says it's useless, but if you copy and paste a bunch it really does make a difference. It's like the difference in using a regular mouse or the mouse pad. One is just more comfortable.
Say what you will, but this would be useful for older people. Although, a keyboard that has copy and paste buttons makes more sense to me for that demographic
i like the idea. and i understand where he is coming from. But there is only one issue. You need to move your hand away from the keybord so that would more inconvenient. Plus there are more ways to copy and paste large texts
Uhh 😅 so I have to copy and paste thousands of entries a day for my job, assigning an F key wouldnt work with how my layout is. I IMMEDIATELY bought this and I'm freaking stoked.
I have a mouse and keyboard that both have programmable keys/buttons. You can get 10-12 commands/macros on the mouse and 5 on the keyboard. If you are really desperate, you could create 5 profiles with commands, macros, or whatever else you would like to have at your fingertips and then take the 5 keys on the keyboard and set macros to cycle through the profiles on the mouse... effectively giving you access to up to 50-60 commands, macros, or whatever using just 4 fingers without needing to lift up either hand. Sure it is a little bit of work to set up something that extensive, but if you feel the need for 50 programmable keys, it would be worth it IMO.
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This dude put WAAAAAAY more thought into his pitch than his product.
what thought can you really put in the product lol its not rocket science
Makes sense.
It's obviously a joke product
@@SumriseHDIt doesnt seem that obvious to the presenter 😅 They believe theyre really solving a problem
Mark of a salesman
It seems more like a novelty item. Kind of like a gag gift for someone who works in an office but then realizes it’s actually pretty useful in a humorous way
Would be great for some of the older people I typically have to train at work
Exactly! Although a bit pricey
@@ALsPOGOExactly!
Would have been better to pitch it that way. They’ve invested in way stupider.
Like a USB coffee warmer.
He has a great attitude and walked out with a smile and head held high. I hope he gets successful.
yep bad product, good dude. wish him the best of luck
@TonysopranoyafinookRepublicans call everyone they disagree with a Groomer, conveniently ignoring the fact that Republican run Red states are the only parts of the country where it’s legal for a child to marry an adult. But keep virtue signaling and parroting lame talking points, easier than critical thought
@Tonysopranoyafinooknot everything has to be political so please shut up about that. He’s not actually crying, it’s more of a joke, but even if he did it nothing is wrong with that. Good men cries more than evil men, so I don’t see your point
Yeah, amazing disposition!
Nobody is going to buy that
Robert is a great salesman, I envy him. He just needs a great product and everything else will flow
yeah he really has so much potential! i hope he comes back with another business idea. great attitude and business skills, just needs a product with a bit more substance
you mean Scotty the copy keyboard owner??
more like a broadway guy
Copy Paste Keyboards are selling big now, it's even been expanded to "Cut" "Save" etc.. keys .... SHARKS are stupid.
Too bad his product is CRAP!
This product is trying to solve a problem that doesn’t exist.
Agreed if you need something for your hands for a keyboard that's softer than charmin
The funny part is you can get keyboards that have programmable keys you can do to copy and paste....
@@scottpohl4069i was going to say that too. my keyboard at work has keys for copy/cut/paste/select/select all, etc
@@H1zle You don't even need a keyboard, you can copy and paste using your mouse
@@theburg2220No, that takes a bit longer tho'. Ctrl+C, Alt+Tab and Ctrl+V is the quickest in my opinion. Anybody else with a better hack, let me know please :)
That dude has a huge career waiting for him in children's entertainment if he ever wants it
Like Dan Schneider? 💀
Like blippy @@G18999
Yeah, this is a prime example of someone who doesn't understand his own skillset and goes for "his dream" instead of following oportunity.
@@G18999Ha!!!
I don't think this dude should be near kids.....
This guy set up a company and created a thing to solve one of his personal problems. It wasn't gonna work but with that energy and just one more idea, he could find success.
What problem!? He can't hold two keys down at once?? It's not a problem for him unless he only has one single finger.
@@anovosedlik even with a single finger, macros exist for free...can literally make one and press one key to copy then another for paste.
@@anovosedlik LMAO, exactly - what problem? He probably got people to buy it so that he'll stop bothering them.
@@nzelver559 people like that drive me NUTS. Incessantly nagging gets people way too far because you just give in at a point.
Exactly. AutoHotKey is free and is made exactly for this. Hotkeying personal preferences to solve individual inconveniences.
If it was 5 dollars, I might have possibly bought it but I’m not spending $20. Guy had a really great attitude and is charismatic and was happy to just be on the show. He create a better product, he’ll go far.
Bro said it cost $6 to $9 just to manufacture so selling them at $5 wouldn't work
@@925lopti That's why his idea wouldn't really work. Not many people would pay $20 for 2 buttons to copy and paste. The costs exceed what most consumers would be willing to pay. He seems determined though so he'll probably think of a better idea for a product.
@@925loptiwell there are full function keyboard that cost 10$ or less, I think he need to find cheaper manufacturer.
U can just use any of the keyboard macro software. Like program any of the num pad keys or keys u dont use while typing to Ctrl+ C and Ctrl + V. And guess what.....THATS FREE
More like $1-2 to me
Imagine selling a hotkey, even EA wouldn't do that
Good one!
They had another one show off his mute button, even had a patent.
yes they would!
Apple “we can sell a hotkey write that down write that down”
They probably would tho lol
They should’ve offered him a job instead. Someone with that kind of enthusiasm, passion, and ingenuity would make a great employee.
For what, chugging red bull and uppers before the show? no one wants to work with him ever.
@@markkostka6897 why are you replying negatively to every comment about him? do you have a grudge against him or something? lol somethings wrong with you
This guy should be a TV infomercial salesman
No he shouldnt.
@@JohnnyDepth-qu9ljI agree
No he's garbage.... maybe in 1980 or whatever but sales has changed
@@knottagechange to what?
The company is now worth 10 billion $ btw
The fact that this guy got on TV with that much positivity and that little ingenuity is remarkable.
I was imagining a tiny keyboard for every shortcut.
There are already 1000 solutions to this problem. For example you can just buy a programmable mouse and set some of the side keys to copy and paste which you hit with your thumb. You can effectively operate your entire computer with your mouse if you're smart about it.
You could also buy any type of bluetooth or usb controller and assign the buttons to copy paste using simple, free software available online. For example you could buy a 2nd number pad, set of 5 blank keys, or large keyboard with extra keys, among other things and preprogram them to copy paste. All are already on the market. @@moonshine8255
@@moonshine8255 You just get a keyboard with customizable keys or download free software and set your own macros. Why buy 2 keys that do a single thing for 25 dollars?
@@sportagus3 people dont like customising stuff, they want it tobe able to do it once theyre plugged
@@kurostyx9124 With all due respect that’s gotta be the most laziest out of touch statement I've ever heard
You can’t effectively do it
At first I thought he was a bit much but then I saw that he’s actually such a great guy with an amazing energy and enthusiasm. Hope he reaches his goals soon
he's high on caffeine and something. Screaming about a terrible idea isn't going to help anyone.
The way he had these sharks cracking up, he still won their hearts lol
He turned Mark into that Jonah Jameson meme.
Gotta give it to him. Product may be somewhat useless, but I'm loving his energy. He'd be a great salesman, just needs a good product to match.
who would listen to him while he rants and raves? Everyone keeps saying here he's a great salesman convinced they would never buy what he's selling yelling and screaming. But of course none of you actually would employ him.
@@markkostka6897 I'd employ him.
@@markkostka6897So much hate in your heart for no reason :(
@@rust-2450Lol they are right 😂
Mark destroyed his idea with what I hope most people know and that's you can assign that to f keys if you want
He save him time
@@KaronclipDon't soften the word which is literally the same thing. Mark indeed destroyed the idea.
or u know Ctrl +c ctrl + P
Yeah but literally no one does or wants to do that. Most people would sooner buy something like this than do that.
@@shadowgame0630I do that, I don’t see why other ppl wouldn’t wanna do it/wouldn’t do it. It’s super practical and saves effort
This guy is soooo high on Adderall lmao his presentation was insane
Hahaha. Didn’t even think of that.
I literally thought that the second I saw it I was hoping someone caught that lol
Is that why his mouth got so dry? 😂
Honestly I've worked at a bar and it looks like cocaone to me...
Better than being unenthusiastic tbf
Great pitch, love the positive attitude he exerts, I'm sure he will be successful in the future!
Not if he has dumbass ideas like this 🤣
with ideas like this, I hope he isn't
@@Renan3256 Lmao at least he invented something, sure it isn't useful but he sure will be successful with the technological stuff he can make rather than a copy and paste mini board. Dont think too low majority are successful 🙃
@@kuchi5130 just because he “invented” something doesn’t mean anything. Everyone and their mom can take two things from around their house, slap them together and call it an invention when it’s just something useless. Half of these people scramble something together to try and solve problems that don’t exist.
And just because he might have skills in technology, doesn’t make him successful. A mini keyboard with a usb is pretty rookie circuitry. It’s nothing to go home about. It’s like a high school electronics class project at best. Technology field is a very competitive market; he’d have to invent something pretty original and extraordinary.
People like you just love giving false hope to others. You exaggerate the reality of what is and what isn’t. Not everyone is meant to be a successful entrepreneur. Some people need to get with the fact they will just be working a crap job all their life
@@kuchi5130 and he’s obviously not too smart with tech because you can literally assign any keyboard combination to the F keys
He probably suprised when he found out programmable macro keys already exist lol
its insane no one in his life thought to mention that to him
his brain exploded when mark told him
I'm sure he knew. This product is for the 70, 80% of people that don't know how to configure macros.
Yea but most people don't know that or dont wanna do all that. Just ordering from Amazon seems a lot easier to most people.
When you hear "I love your honesty" you know they are out.
True 😂
I totally agree with Robert. This man is CAPTIVATING. He almost made me want to buy a product I have 0 use for. Grade A Salesman.
That guy was great, product was not though.
lunch lunch lunch
He's a great person. All he needs is a better idea and straight to the top.
I think the biggest problem with this product nobody is thinking about is do I really want to take up a usb port just for this
It depends on what type of computer you have and if you have a USB hub with plenty of available ports. But yes, I could see anyone with a laptop (especially Apple users) not wanting to occupy a port if they don't already have a hub.
there are Bluetooth version on market of small custom keyboards now..
The biggest problem for me is that it's a BS invention that no one needs in life
Damn. We are brainstorming a better product in comments.
Building on my numeric keypad for laptops with Select All, Copy, Cut, and Paste add FIVE ports for USB! Why five? Because that is your OTHER novelty gimmick. Most USB devices give four additional ports, if they have them.
The biggest problem is everyone knows you can use an Fkey for it. You don't need a USB port much less this idiotic "invention"
I don’t care what anyone says, I love this guys personality and energy, and I love the product. I wish him and his company much success in the future !
he would rather you show that love by buying a few of his product
@@bjvu9460 why ? I already have a copy and paste option on my keyboard.
It‘s a good nerd gift.
It‘s so stupid you would never buy it yourself because even when it‘s cheap the money just seems wasted.
But friends who are cheap asses and don‘t want you to buy something useful buy it for you…perfect.
*I don’t care what anyone says, I love this guy's personality and energy, and I love the product. I wish him and his company much success in the future!
@@victoriagrayson5082 but, hypothetically;
how would you feel if you had not had breakfast in the morning ?
Really good attitude. Great pitch. To me the product just really isn’t something investable for a large scale… I can’t see it being something most people would use over the traditional copy and paste commands lol
That BS is not even worth a dollar, you can re-assign any command to any key if you want to, this garbage makes no sense
@@Wayneparjer27828 that could interfere with other activities , i think if the product had 3x3 keys (and epaper display on each key so you can change what appears on the key via software (and also costumise the shortcuts ) and was below 15$ i could see it being usefull
Love the guys positive energy. It’s not a big product but he’s so humble and kind. Good on him.
Keypads have existed forever and can be mapped to anything... I literally have an rgb keypad just like the one he shows that I use for rhythm games so I don't have to juggle my full mechanical keyboard for games that only use a few keys. Can even swap the key switches and caps out on it whenever I want.
When a patent was brought up I LOL'd
They could NOT wipe the smile off his face! Love this guy!
Side note, this product is not ridiculous. There's people in data entry jobs who copy-paste hundreds of times every day. It's very niche, but there's a market for it
To Mark’s point though, couldn’t you just set up a hotkey for it if this was an issue you really felt needed fixed?
i feel like anybody with a data entry job has a hotkey for this
@@dznutskongfor most people the function keys do a completely different job and are almost necessary to keep the same if you’re using a laptop
I absolutely agree with you. I myself copy + past using ctrl c, v all day. But because I'm tech savvy I could easily find an easier method, if I chose to.
What is a hotkey?
If im a shark I'm hiring this dude for something. Awesome energy, good luck to him.
Seriously, I agree with you
And that's why you'll be flipping burgers instead of being a shark.Good luck to you both.
This dude’s enthusiasm is almost terrifying. Still, if he ever channels that attitude into a more useful product, perhaps it could be successful.
the guy needs to be in showbiz...his personality is electric.
He has such a positive attitude, is well mannered, and a passion for inventing. I think he will succeed even if it’s not with this product.
The classic "solution in search of a problem". I copy and paste easily hundreds of times a day on my job, and I have no issues with hand cramping.
Bro i do too and its annoying man, cmon be real theres need to be a solution lmao
@@jimmyberry4451 Mark told you the solution: macros. For example, make F11 a shortcut for CTRL+C, and F12 a shortcut for CTRL+V. Problem solved.
@@jimmyberry4451 If you are unconfortable mit Crtl + C and Crtl + V buy a Keyboard with Macros or a mouse with Customizable Mouse 4 and Mouse 5 Buttons and bind copy and paste to it. That's out there for at least 10 years by now....
I love this guy more than anyone else on the tank. Good luck my brother.
4:30 Kevin had me dying 😂 what does this have to do with fish 😂😂
I think he will one day make something very useful and great. His backstory is very indicative of an entrepreneur's.
even if this product is a bit dumb, i love this guys energy
What he should have done is start a PC keyboard company that has those buttons, I'm positive there's other shortcut buttons you could come up with too. Or even have programmable mappable keys.
Edit: the target demo would obviously be non techie people who don't know how to assign the function keys and macros to other keys.
Actually, there’s a CPA who back during Covid, came up with the Lemkey. Basically a 10-key designed for accounting/finance types who are in Excel and Word all day.
From all indications, he’s done pretty well. Helps that it’s a great product.
@@jasonjoyce7835 that's awesome 🤘
There are already keyboards that come with keys that can be programmed specifically to any function you'd like (The Corsair K55 has 6 of them for example).
@@__1201that's so frickin cool 😎 I want a keyboard that is like one of those piano guitars. The enter key could be the humbucker. 🤘😎🤙
@@__1201the Logitech G915 has 5 customizable plus 3 macro settings so effectively 15.
I use both hands for copy/paste - left hand for control, right hand hand for c/v. prevents over stretching the fingers.
Ive had this idea but yes you can just change keys so its useless
Yeah i laugh at this man think he got something
@@Karonclipyeah he didnt google anythjng before
He doesn't know what key binding is
Why not just add the copy and paste button directly onto the regular key board and sell that?.
thank god this guy is solving first world problems.
lets be real 90% of products and services solve first world problems. Do you really need a super comfy premium adjustable mattress or an electric blanket?
I actually might have to get one of these if they are still around. At work, I cannot configure my keyboard due to admin locks, but this might just do the trick. I easily copy and paste 100-150 times a day at least.
This dudes energy has made me happy just watching this and I was feeling down before
This guy has great presence and energy
And could help any body get the energy up at their company.
Solid Dude
His problem could literally be solved if he just used his pinky and index finger instead of using his thumb and index lol
no man, pinky and thumb
Or just using 2 hands since he has 2 hands
or buy a mac
I use my ring finger and index.
Pressing control c and v is easier than moving your hand to separate buttons in my opinion
Yeah, but look how he's smiling!
@@thetallestdwarf7041yea next time i copy paste i’ll smile! that’ll make it easier!!
ANOTHER "PITCH" conducted like a pre-school pantomime.
The sharks seem to like it though.
Kids watch shark tank
If it was a good product they would've invested, guy is a good salesman
@@Fnndjkvlf On every episode they always do those cringey fake laughs, usually at stuff that genuinely is not funny, its just for the show.
Wait till this guy finds out about hot keys
I thought I remember him having a patent, but that was the Mute Button Guy. No joke.
Hey @tubekrake - re: "No joke." 1. do you end all social media comments with that wimp Brandon phrase ?!? 2. can you assume us readers believe you to be telling "truth," rather than thinking ... "is this a joke?" 3. ehhh?
@@warriormanmaxx8991 weird
@@warriormanmaxx8991 have "you" (@warriormanmaxx8991) gone outside... with in the last week???
@@warriormanmaxx8991 weirdo
@@warriormanmaxx8991dude are you ok? Are your parents getting a divorce or something?
Mark just increased my brain waves by 200% 😂 I was sitting here like this is so great, then I was like this so bad
Ur so real for this
Actually This idea gave me an idea, he can make blank keys (instead of just copy and paste function keys) and allow the USER to temporarily set the desired function on those keys.
U can set function ket to any shortcut u desired
That already exists. It's a Stream Deck.
Lots of keyboards do sell with blank keys for doing whatever you went. The idea of hotkeys (user-programmable keys) have been around for 40 years now. Then there's even further extension with "macros" which are like hotkeys except with extended function. You can create entire scripts or programs to launch or execute (with specified parameters) using macros
Macro keyboards exist and they do pretty much exactly this
those already exist. Some keyboard company even build in some empty keys just for you to configure.
You know I can of get his spirit. Still we need to be out there and accept when the product doesnt fullfill anyone needs. But I made last time one piece of a crap custome for october 31st. But how I enjoyed the damn process and the joy of inventing was great enough to explore so many possibilities.
The most annoying pitch i have ever seen on shark tank
Barbara: I wasn't present in this episode, so for that reason.. I'm out.
This is an example of a product that went on Shark Tank for publicity alone, I like it.
Why do you copy and paste 50 times a day? "I am a programmer for the Call of Duty franchise"
Then you don't do much programming.
Energy from this guy is great. Product was not really great but you can tell he has that enthusiasm to go places
It’s a decent starting idea, but he ruined his chances when he presented it in the form of a cringe infomercial 😂😂😂
Yeah it felt like a tv shopping channel.
I would have paid 40K just to hire this guy. Loved his energy. Great job!
And so the super villian arc begins.
i love this guy. if i was a shark i would hire him
Not buy his product idea.. but lori can employ him on herr home shopping channel
Great attitude, clearly a very passionate young man. With a proper product on his hands, he could go far
Mark destroys this concept. Seriously how does a E-commerce manager not know how to assign copy / paste to the F keys?
I mean, he did drop out for a reason lol
I’d pay $2 for that if I saw it at a toy store. Nothing more
This is my favourite guy. That positive energy Damn. Don’t know about this product but m sure he’s going to go far in life. That determination is legit
this guy is going to make it in life. Great attitude.
I love this idea! What Scotty needs to do is pick a use case and sell it for that use case. Some people see the use for it, and others don't, but those who really need it are in certain industries.
Programmable keyboard, great idea. Oh wait, I have one.
I really like this guy, great attitude, energy, smart. I thought maybe one of the sharks would have offered him a job. They've done that from time-to-time.
It's good to see the Adderall shortage has been solved.
Haha you think so?
This is a good product like he said he had 20k in sales. Mark is right anyone who knows what they are doing can rebind keys but 99% of keyboard users would never think about that. Custom keyboards and peripherals that focus on one thing are pretty popular in the PC space and the branding for this product is what would sell it to the consumer and the cheap price I doubt a lot of them would even really use it but it would sell. I think he asked for too much money it will always be a small business he should of asked for $20k
Yes, but this product is not for the tech savvy!!!
99% is just an arbitrary number you came up with. This product is useless.
@@JohnDoe-rr8uf its a arbitrary number but the product made 20k in sales how is that useless.
Mark knows tech. Him being out so quick was a sign for the other sharks
E-commerce manager…
Yeah this is some bullshit a Wholefoods guy who grocery shops all day would come up with.
What are you talking about
"What's with these HOOOMIES dissin' my keyboard" or however that song went
He would be better off designing a keyboard that helps those with carpal tunnel.
A ton of companies design ergonomic keyboards. Carpal tunnel isn't associated with keyboard use. Twisting the wrist repeatedly over years does
Anytime a person comes in with energy, I immediately want to go out on behalf of the Sharks.
Here on another lunch break
truly nobody cares
@@jaimhaas5170rudee
judge judy and shark tank for lunch
Get Lost with your "lunch break" announcements !!
Youknow, you can reassign any input on any keyboard on any Windows system (not sure about linux), no download or purchase needed at all. This guy went through all of that but forgot to google.
I bought one after watching this clip. I know I will use it ALOT.
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The Sharks have invested thousands on crappier products! Some of them even got scammed or become embroiled in bitter lawsuits. I wish they would have taken a chance on this guy.
This can be done with free software. You could even change mouse inputs to copy n paste. Problem is there's nowhere to really put it that's not in the way so hence the shortcuts.
1 word - "Macros" . I'm out. I'm suprised an engineer would make a gag product like this for financial gain instead of just educating others to solve the problem for free with software.
Mark was right, you could just make very simple keyboard shortcut script to make an F key copy and another one paste.
*Amazing personality*
I bought this for $10 on Amazon and love it. I know everyone in the comments says it's useless, but if you copy and paste a bunch it really does make a difference. It's like the difference in using a regular mouse or the mouse pad. One is just more comfortable.
Say what you will, but this would be useful for older people. Although, a keyboard that has copy and paste buttons makes more sense to me for that demographic
Most older people don't Copy and paste hundreds of things a day
i would have called it "Keyboard Copy Cat" to reference the meme & resonate with the it community.
lmfao yes marc i forgot about the function keys haha
They aren't even on Amazon....... only a Chinese knockoff for this product can be found. Fail Product.
He's a good salesman. He just needs to come up with a more useful product
This guy got crushed and paste
Robert calling the product crap then using it to go out was brutal and I loved every second of it 😂
You seem like a great person. If I was one of those sharks I would just give you the 40k. It'll be a couple quarters to me anyway.
That’s exactly why you’re not one of the sharks
@@nebzla That's exactly why you're responding to my comment.
Great pitch but I think there's a way to change the shortcut keys for copy and past so that they're easier to use
i like the idea. and i understand where he is coming from. But there is only one issue. You need to move your hand away from the keybord so that would more inconvenient. Plus there are more ways to copy and paste large texts
Uhh 😅 so I have to copy and paste thousands of entries a day for my job, assigning an F key wouldnt work with how my layout is. I IMMEDIATELY bought this and I'm freaking stoked.
I have a mouse and keyboard that both have programmable keys/buttons. You can get 10-12 commands/macros on the mouse and 5 on the keyboard. If you are really desperate, you could create 5 profiles with commands, macros, or whatever else you would like to have at your fingertips and then take the 5 keys on the keyboard and set macros to cycle through the profiles on the mouse... effectively giving you access to up to 50-60 commands, macros, or whatever using just 4 fingers without needing to lift up either hand. Sure it is a little bit of work to set up something that extensive, but if you feel the need for 50 programmable keys, it would be worth it IMO.
what a great pitch for a product that should just be a remapped-key.