The technical identifier "hid vid-1ea7 amp-pid-0066 amp-rev-0200 amp-mi-00" refers to a specific hardware device—the Mediatrack Edge Mini Keyboard—manufactured by SHARKOON Technologies GmbH. This string is a "Hardware ID" used by operating systems like Windows to identify and load the correct drivers for connected peripherals. Breakdown of the Hardware ID
Hardware IDs are structured to provide specific information about a device's origin and version:
HID: Indicates the device belongs to the Human Interface Device class, which includes keyboards, mice, and game controllers.
VID-1EA7: The Vendor ID (0x1EA7) is assigned to SHARKOON Technologies GmbH
, a company specializing in PC components and gaming peripherals. hid vid-1ea7 amp-pid-0066 amp-rev-0200 amp-mi-00
PID-0066: The Product ID (0x0066) identifies the specific model as the Mediatrack Edge Mini Keyboard
REV-0200: Refers to the Revision Number, which indicates this is version 2.00 of the device's firmware or hardware layout.
MI-00: Short for Multiple Interface, this suffix identifies the first logical interface (00) of a composite device that may have multiple functions (e.g., both a keyboard and a touchpad). The Device: Mediatrack Edge Mini Keyboard Mediatrack Edge Mini Keyboard
is a compact, often wireless, input device designed for multimedia use. It is frequently utilized with HTPCs (Home Theater PCs), smart TVs, or game consoles where a full-sized keyboard is impractical. Similar products from this vendor include wireless rechargeable vertical mice and illuminated gaming keyboards. Significance in Computing VID: 1EA7 = Sharkoon PID: 0066 = Sharkoon
How do I check the PID and VID of my USB device? - Knowledge Center
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After cross-referencing multiple driver databases (Microsoft Update Catalog, Linux USB IDs repository):
Most reliable match:
Sharkoon Skiller Mech SGK3 (or Skiller Pro) — a mechanical keyboard with macro keys and RGB backlight. Interface 0: Keyboard or mouse HID Interface 1:
Based on vendor ID 1ea7 and product ID 0066, this device is almost certainly a USB game controller, joypad, or arcade stick. Shenzhen E-Yozz manufactures controllers for third-party brands, including:
The PID 0066 appears in community forums (Reddit, GitHub USB ID repositories, Linux lsusb outputs) associated with a wired USB gamepad having 10–12 buttons, two analog sticks, and a digital D-pad.
feature = device.get_feature_report(0x00, 64) print(feature)
device.close()
Note: Many 1ea7 devices use a proprietary 2.4GHz protocol; raw HID reports may be encrypted or need pairing logic.