USB Mechanical Numeric Keypad,SADES USB Wired Numeric Keypad 22 Key Numpad with LED Backlit- White(Blue switches)

I spent a lot of time looking for the right number pad for my workstation setup. I've had a cheap membrane-style USB number pad for years, and I hated the lack of key travel. This one was exactly the right choice, and is honestly even higher quality than my keyboard.The key hight and depth of key travel are perfect. The overall quality of the product and the manufacturing is excellent. I've had no problems with device identification by either of my computers, though it's plugged into a USB hub that switches between a Windows 10 laptop and a Chromebook at the touch of a button (and I can't say the same for my mouse).If this company comes out with a Compact Keyboard to accompany it, I'll happily upgrade from my existing one. Yes, it's that good, and the only reason I didn't just buy their full-size keyboard as soon as I discovered the quality of their products is because I need them separate for the way I have my workstation set up.

I'm a bit of a PC gaming enthusiast, so I bought a Steelseries Apex Pro TKL for extra mouse space (I play a lot of FPS'), and bought this tenkey to stash on my desk above the keyboard somewhere within reach for when I need it. It blends in fairly nicely with my Apex Pro, and has a similar footprint, so no issues with it looking ugly. My major gripe with the tenkey is that the LEDs are quite dim - honestly the numlock indicator is 10x brighter than the keys. At less than $20, though, it's not a dealbreaker. The mechanical switches are okay. Though I prefer linear/brown style switches, the switches in this tenkey are of the blue-style clicky. They feel alright, nothing to gripe about, but they are a bit noisy since they are the clicky type.Overall, it loses a star for the dim LEDs and the manual being very poorly translated, but I recommend it if you don't mind the blue LEDs being on the subtle side. I didn't mind since I have RGB everywhere else and this cheap tenkey isn't exactly the centerpiece of my battlestation. If you're a TKL fan and want a tenkey, this isn't a bad choice for the price.

Good buy for a mechanical keypad. I do remote call center work and marketing.. It meets my needs well.. The only issue here is no combination of ESC + DEL changes anything at all with the LED backlights.. (breathe, off).. Seems to be on 24/7 and have tried many different key combos with no change.. For me this isnt an issue but does get knocked down to 4 stars due to non usable feature.

I use a 10keyless keyboard on my home rig for gaming. I bought this for the 1 to 3 times a week that I bring work home and have to do some hard data entry. It does not have adjustable (tilt) feet and already sits higher than my keyboard (on its highest setting) so the transition is not perfect. With a little modding (added sugru risers) it is better, but now it is too tall at the bottom and the right hight at the top so the key pitch is still wrong.This is not a game-changer, this is not going to feel like you added a seamless number pad to your system. But this will fill in and is more convenient than buying a whole new keyboard.

Solid value numpad. I bought for it excel work on my laptop and to trigger macros/hotkeys for gaming and streaming. So far so good. We'll see how it stands the test of time but the switches feel good and construction is sturdy, so my hopes are high.

The Keypad Works Great. Good Price For A Blue Switch Mechanical Keypad. I use this to Play OSU and it works just fine. The blue switches sound great and are really nice to press down compared to a membrane keyboard. Only problem is sometimes the num lock turns on all of a sudden and my keys keep pressing by itself but nothing like a good old confirguating will help it. Key caps are really easy to take off and remove to get rid of that one pesky key. All in All The Keypad Is Great And I reccomend you buy one if your An OSU player like me or just looking for a cheap nice feeling keypad.

After spending six months deliberating on what numerical keypad I wanted to purchase, I saw this one appear in search results. It looked like everything I was looking for, was a great price, but it has no reviews. I am wary of ordering things without reviews, but I took the chance since Amazon has such an easy return policy. I’m so glad I did!!I am an accountant that games. I use a keyboard tray and my gaming keyboard is a compact (pink), mechanical keyboard with no numpad. It allows plenty of space for a large mouse area. However, when working, I was having to either switch out to a standard keyboard or use the number keys st the top. After one especially frustrating busy work week, I decided it was time to make a decision.This keypad has all the features I wanted. First of all, it’s white, which ties in with my pink and white color theme. It’s also mechanical and it’s at an angle, so it feels like a natural continuation of my existing keyboard. Finally, it’s backlit which is something that I thought I’d have to go without at this price point. And at $15, that’s a great price point. Similar keypads were $30 and up.The only complaint I have about this numpad is that the + button is standard size. Being accustomed to 10 key, it takes a little getting used to, but that’s to be expected. They keys are easy to press and responsive. It looks great and feels sturdy.I would definitely buy this again and recommend to others.

Great to use and the blue switches are Outemu blues. Expected that these are ABS plastic keycaps but they come with a nonslip coating that over time will wear away but feel pretty good. Overall this is a great buy for less than $20 and I think these may be better than the Qisan/Magicforce number pad.