need 4 mechanical keyboard switchs, 4 m3 heat set inserts and m3 screws.

Final Version:  My updated, cleaned up version of the remote.  Wanted it to have a clean look.  There's two housing versions: one if you plan to run it off the usb C all the time, and a taller one that can accommodate a battery (I used a 400mAh LI-PO 702030 Battery).  There's also two button versions, one that leaves almost no room between the 4 buttons, and one that adds a bit of space between buttons.  Buttons are blank, I added the numbers through my slicer.  I printed mine in PETG, 100% infill.  Has a nice solid feel to it, didn't take up too much filament.

Old Version: Saw a youtuber who made an esp32 remote to be used with home assistant.  He didn't provide the stl files for the model he made so I tried to recreate it.  Mocked this up pretty quickly and it comes together nicely, but might redo it to tighten it up a bit.  Made to fit the USB C board.  Two versions of the top portion: one flat and one countersunk.  Bottom requires heat set inserts for m3 screws. For the button, you'll have to print one regular, print one mirrored on the x axis, print one mirrored on the y axis, and print one mirrored on both x and y axis.