OpenAI launches Codex Micro, a $230 desktop keypad built in collaboration with keyboard maker Work Louder, with backlit keys, a rotary knob, and a tiny joystick (Megan Morrone/Axios)
The device is a limited-run hardware controller for Codex users, priced at $230.
OpenAI opened orders for Codex Micro on Wednesday, built with Work Louder. The keypad has backlit agent-status keys, programmable controls, a rotary dial, and a small joystick for mapping Codex workflows. Techmeme’s note also points to reactions framing it as OpenAI’s first branded hardware release, with some skepticism over the price and purpose. Techmeme's note
OpenAI opened orders for Codex Micro on Wednesday, built with Work Louder. The keypad has backlit agent-status keys, programmable controls, a rotary dial, and a small joystick for mapping Codex workflows. Techmeme’s note also points to reactions framing it as OpenAI’s first branded hardware release, with some skepticism over the price and purpose. Techmeme's note
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