Goldtouch GTC-0077 Numeric Keypad (Black) USB Windows

This keypad is great and the feel is very comfortable. The only draw back is that the keys are noisy, but not distracting. It just makes it sound like I am being very productive.Paired great with the goldtouch wired ergo.

Keypad is great for entering numbers in addition to keyboard. Separate keypad can be placed behind mouse when not in use to give better hand position on keyboard. I have this same setup at work and home and really like it. I have already recommended it numerous times.

Exactly what it says. No driver required for Windows 10. Only feature I would like would be a macro key to call up the native Windows calculator function. Else, perfect in all regards.

Not a bad numpad. The Cherry MX Brown keys are certainly nice, but it has a few quirks. They make Mac and PC specific versions, and if you mix, you'll get odd behavior (particularly if you hit the keys with any speed.) Also, tapping the 00 key seems to lock out the 0 key for half a second, which can frustrate data entry if you're not aware of it.EDIT: After posting this review, I started noticing other issues with the 00 key. I have two of these keypads. On one, the 0 key locks out the 00 key for a half a second or so (I might have had this backwards in the original review.) On the other, pressing 00 followed by any other key causes four 0s to be entered! It seems that there's an issue with the older firmwares on windows 7 and up. The same one that likes to double-key itself also just started to require that I reconnect the USB cable after every boot, so it's getting ditched.

This is a really great numerical keyboard!The ONE thing I have a problem with is that the mechanical keys have a quite long travel distance, which means the switch is activated at the very bottom, i.e. you have to press the key all the way down. That is bad because that means you also have to release before pressing the next key. It CANNOT handle two keys at the same time, of course. In practice, this means that if you are a quick typer, it will miss some input. For instance, pressing the keys "123" in rapid succession will result in just "13" if you are not really careful in fully releasing "1" before pressing "2". That is quite bothersome for me, but I guess I will get better at it with greater finger dexterity.The "Shift/Fn" key works as a regular shift-key, i.e. you have to keep "Shift/Fn" pressed in order to get the secondary keys such as "$". It is NOT a caps-lock functionality, which can make it a bit of a stretch to reach e.g. "(" or "#". But that is also something practice will make perfect if you use your thumb.Apart from the issues above, I love this keyboard! It's versatile, sturdy, quality, well-built, mechanical and has almost all the extra keys you need. The one I miss is the "=" for entering formulas in Excel.Also, I live in Sweden, where we use a "," for decimal. I'm happy to tell that the "./Del"-key automatically becomes a ","-key with the regular Swedish keyboard layout set in Windows, just as you'd expect.

It needs a back light, but it still gets 5 stars, because it’s well built and works with Windows 10.

It has a great touch from the Cherry MX keys and if you're a keyboard aficionado you'll be familiar with the unmatched mechanical feel of these keys. I highly recommend this keypad.

Just want to point out that there is an inaccuracy (or lie) in the MSRP price and "savings." You can buy the device from the manufacturer for $60, not the $72 they claim.