Qisan 2.4G Wireless Mechanical Numeric Keypad Cherry MX Red Switch Gaming Keypad 21 Keys Mini Numpad Portable Keypad Extended Layout Black Magicforce

This worked out great for me. I loved how it looked out of the box but my main keypad has a unique typewriter style. So since this is a high quality item with Cherry Brown Switches the key-caps are removable I swaped out the tops with a style that matched my main keyboard and it looks great! Mechanical Gaming Numeric Keypad 21 Keys White Backlit Mini Numpad with Cherry Brown Switches for iMac/ MacBook - White Magicforce by Qisan

First numpad failed after a week of use, the number "8" key stopped working. Amazon sent me a replacement for it and it too worked well for 2 weeks then the "2" key stopped working on the new one. this probably would have been really easy to address if the switches themself were hot swap. sending this junk back to amazon and trying another product. would highly suggest avoiding this product.

This thing is amazing. Very crisp keys. Great response. Sounds incredible. Cherry MX Blues. Would totally recommend.

I have had it for a while now and my biggest issue is when I tap a key, the device has a wait of 15s and then it just blasts a bunch of digits. This happens constantly and I decided to go back to my non mechanical Logitech because I haven’t had any issues.

Good design, layout, and feel. But the keys 1, 2, and 3 send random characters & line feeds. 4-9 are fine.

I ordered this to go along with my 75% keyboard since I occasionally find use for a numpad. For $40, half the price of a full sized cherry mx red keyboard while only having 1/4 the number of keys, I expect a lot more from this.First of all I wasn't aware that the numlock had an LED indicator. I bought this thinking it had no LED's whatsoever. This would be fine if the LED indication for numlock wasn't backwards. When numlock is ON, the numlock led is OFF, and when numlock is OFF, the numlock LED is ON. Meaning if you intend to always use this for the numbers, the LED will always be on, which is really annoying especially at night.Next up is the ghost inputs and also keys registering multiple presses on one press. I'm using this thing right next to my tower, with clear view of the receiver. Bumping the unit has sent input. One time it was holding down tab on it's own and didn't stop until I pressed it again. It would often send 999 when I only pressed 9 once.Another thing, these keycaps do not have the four support walls for o-ring dampeners. I like o-rings to reduce the travel, so having them on my 75% keyboard and not the numpad felt off balance.And speaking of balance... this didn't have it. The feet are not level. It wobbled on a flat surface and on my deskmat.I tried to give this thing a chance for 3 weeks but unfortunately I'm going to have to look elsewhere.

slight wobble on flat service but nothing that effects performance. Light color matched Raser key board wich was all I needed. Plenty of function if you need that in a keypad.

Ok. So I read a lot of reviews for double or multi input issues & I did some tests after receiving the product.And the result is that the multi input issues are not a defect of the product. This product is wireless & it has signal range of course. The one I received works 100% without delay within 60cm distance from the usb receiver.It means, you are okay if yoy are using a labtop. However, if you are using a desktop it might be an issue depending on how far you have placed your desktop away from where you put your keyboard.One tip. Like all the other keyboards, please lubricate the stabilizers at least. It just makes so much difference with 10 minutes. You will find a lot of tutorials on youtube. If an accountant can do it after watching one tutorual, then you have problems if you find it hard.