Bluetooth Number Pad, Usb Wireless Numeric Keypad 26 Keys Portable Mini Financial Accounting Rechargeable Numeric Pad For Mac, Laptop Desktop, Pc, Surface Pro,Notebook (Black)

Works well

It's biggest plus point is tap and back key which is very essential while you do data entry ..I m giving four star only bcoz of its ergonomic issue..otherwise it's superb.

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This is a great little numpad if your laptop or favorite keyboard doesn't have one. It has just the right amount of weight, the keys are all in the right place and feel decent enough (look, it's not mechanical or anything, so don't get your expectations out of whack), the battery lasts a good while and uses the now ubiquitous USB-c port to charge, and it connects consistently and promptly (though the process for pairing Bluetooth could be a little more intuitive. I hate having to keep instruction manuals for these things when it's not obvious how to pair them). Some of the keys to the left side of the numbers are really handy. It's actually crazy how nice it is to have Tab and Backspace right by your thumb. It's a little pricier than I usually like to pay for these sorts of things, but I do think you're getting your money's worth.

I purchased this for use with my new Dell 16 2-in-1. No dongle was a must for me. I'm tired of dongles using up USB ports. That being said, the BT was easy, fast and painless as it paired to my Dell. It couldn't be any easier. Absolutely no issue connecting immediately. As a long time professional pianist/keyboardist (and typist), I'm very picky about the feel of the keys. The key travel distance. How it feels when you hit the bottom. Is the touch too light? After testing it out thoroughly and using it a lot, it is exactly what I wanted. The keys are solid and have enough resistance so that you don't continually "tweak" a wrong key next to the one that you want. It has all the functions you could want on a numeric keypad. Every option works perfectly. I gave it the initial full charge. I've been using it for countless hours. OK. Weeks by this time. Still haven't needed to recharge it. I leave it powered on 24/7. The sleep function works nicely. In fact, I was surprised to find a nice function as I would cold boot the Dell. I use the 4 digit code on the lock screen. I type the digits on the keypad while it's still asleep. It wakes and remembers the digits I typed to unlock the computer. Pretty awesome. The unit is well built. Feels solid to hold in your hand. When it's set on a surface next to the computer, the rubber feet keep it solid and steady. No sliding around while typing. I couldn't be happier. The price is great. I've recommended it to many friends and family. They have purchased it and are as happy as I am. Unless you get a "lemon" (it happens), this is more than worth the money. I highly recommend it. I'm sure you won't be disappointed. BTW . . . I just discovered that it's on sale. Time to get one.

Works perfect helped me a ton when my# pad stopped working. East to connect and hold a charge a long time

Couldn't get it to pair with my Windows computer. I use multiple Bluetooth devices on my computer but this one was undetectable. Super disappointed. Update: For all those experiencing issues on Windows computers. My keypad was not connecting to my laptop and I was about to return the item and request a refund. However, after some more troubleshooting, I realized that after disconnecting my phone from my Bluetooth, it started working as intended. Windows has an app where you can connect your phone via Bluetooth to send and receive text and notifications. It was weird to me that I had multiple devices connected via Bluetooth, and this one wasn't working. So I disconnected my phone and wa-la! All of a sudden, the key pad worked. For some reason, my phone was blocking the signal. That's a first for me; luckily, I don't really need the phone to connect app I was just testing it out to see if it was useful, having the 10 keypad is more important to me. Still gave it a 4 star because even though it works great it's a little annoying that I have to hit the "num lock" if I want to use the navigation arrows. Im sure I'll get used to it, I kind of wish I got one with dedicated arrows.