Wireless Mechanical Number Pad, Bluetooth 5.0&2.4G Wireless Dual Mode Hot Swappable Numeric Keypad,17 Keys Gasket Numpad, Ten-Key with PBT Keycaps for Laptop/PC/TKL Keyboards(Beige, Linear Switch)Global Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I was shopping for my first mechanical keyboard. There were so many more choices without numpads which I was mostly fine with. But 1-2x a month, I need to update project budgets, an activity which is much easier with a numpad. Enter this little guy. Nice linear mechanical switches. Bluetooth or 2.4 gHz connectivity. Runs on normal batteries. And it even color coordinates nicely with the Epomaker TH85 keyboard I chose. In short, if you need a numpad occasionally but want a better desk setup the rest of the time, get a smaller keyboard and keep this in your drawer. You won't regret it.

I wasn't able to get the bluetooth to connect reliably, which might just be my PC, but the dongle works fine. Very nice device.

I got it as a gift for my wife; she loves it and especially the sounds it makes. I had gotten her an expensive version for the house, and she wanted a work/travel one, so I looked around and found this one. so far so good. no complaints, and I just bought another one for my kid who is starting to type more instead of just tap and slide. I'll update when possible,e but for now, great. purchase and great quality, especially for the price

The build and feel of this numbers pad is top notch. Very easy to connect and use. I wish mine was a color other than white. But I can always hide it in my drawer when not using it. Not ideal for transport but great for office use.

Exactly as advertised. I decided to get this numpad separately from my regular keyboard since I only use the numpad at work. Sounds just as great as my other Kisnt keyboard, and it was easy to swap the keys out. No LEDS as far as I can tell, but I don't need them. Easy to store, set up requires plugging in a USB and battery. Definitely recommend!

Great functionality. Great battery life.

Pretty good and inexpensive dual mode wireless keypad.Drawbacks:- ships with mushy linear switches that I really dislike the feel of. They are hot-swap though, so I changed them out for cherry brown switches. This adds cost, though.- tab/esc keys are hidden behind function key rather than having a 6th row.- num lock button is a weird switch rather than being a key. That’s fine, as long as you almost never need to press it. But if you’re overloading it as a hot key it won’t work.

The media could not be loaded. it's something. it looks like it would be used for games, but most likely for how it performs, it seems like it's only for work purposes with a retro style. buttons would randomly stop working when i'm holding it and i would have to press it again, sometimes, even a double tap if it didn't work the first time. it acts like it's turned off, even though the red light confirms it's on, and it would stop receiving inputs for a random amount of time, either it will go back to normal when it freaks out, or you would have to give it half a second so it regains it's purpose. it will work for now, but it doesn't perform as expected. gameplay is below.