SANWA (Japan Brand) Slim Bluetooth Number Pad, Wireless Numeric Keypad, Portable & Lightweight for Financial Accounting (for MacBook, iPad, iPhone, Surface, PC & Tablet, Android, iOS, Windows)

Works well for me. I hate that my laptop doesn't have a 10 key pad so this did the trick. Connects easily, stays connected. Like that I can just throw it in my bag with my laptop. Worth the money.

As the title says the packaging was the cutest. The keyboard is super easy to use and connect, tested the connection to laptop and iPad.

I haven't had it long. It hooked up easily to my computer. Functions well. What little I've used it had been great.

I had rather low expectations for this. But it's done real good. Now I go about hammering in numbers on the Ole 10 key like it ain't nobodies business. My current computin device just ain't got no 10 key pad. It's one o them tablets with a deetachible keyboard. So one day I recognize I gotta do a whole mess uh number-through-puttin and I ain't got no 10key. Thank the goid lord for Amazon. I read down a few of them reviews and since I got fingers the likes of dear old Mr. Flintstone, I just kinda kept skrolin till I found myself a good honest lookin review in a deevice with big ole buttons. This little feller has taken me through least 5 entry cycles. That's round 30'000 strokes in a cycle. I gotta say the batry last a good long time and it charges real quick too. If you gotta get yourself one of these gizmos, this one's a winner.

I bought this because of MFA. (That's "Multi-Factor Authentication", not anything referring to mothers, although MFA does sometimes have me thinking that way.) And because I'm a speed demon on 10-key. The good: It's lightweight; it would travel well. It actually works, flawlessly. This should be assumed, but so few bluetooth devices do. This paired quickly and it just plain works. The calculator key, it starts the calculator. Pretty cool. Love the Escape and Tab keys integrated. And you can switch it to cursor keys. Every key you want is there. I'm fast. It's fast too. It keeps up. The bad: I like the round key look, but these are obviously rubber-dome switches. If you are accustomed to mechanicals... if you know what I'm saying when I mention "Chicony" or a "brown switch" or "glorious" or "panda"... this will feel funky. Speaking of Glorious, this is like one-fifth as much as that puppy, and has more flexibility, although, yes, at the cost of the amazing tactile feedback. I do miss that feedback. But it has made my life much easier, especially with MFA codes, for a very low cost.