RaceGT Wireless Number Pad, Numeric Keypad Ultra-Silent Rechargeable 2.4G 35 Keys for Laptop,Desktop,PC, Notebook

I use a TKL keyboard for gaming, and I needed a num pad for my work since I use numbers a lot. This little fella gets the job done in the best way possible. the 2.4 wireless works very well and allows you to move the num pad freely to anywhere on your desk. Battery charged up very fast and is holding very well. Considering that is has the arrow keys and function buttons, it is still withing a very acceptable size.

Great addition to have when you need to be mobile. Whether you're going to a meeting or going to get some information updated - this is handy. It's basically a keyboard extension for your laptop which is what i needed. It's really lightweight and responsive, no issues connecting and works from a distance. Can use for PowerPoints if your connected to a projector/tv or data entry for the slouching minimalist. The value of it is great. I use it when I remove my laptop from my docking station. It barely fits in my pocket and I'm alway afraid I'll break it - but that hasn't happened so far. I keep the usb plugged into my laptop as it's only got one use and im afraid ill lose it. It's held to the pad by a built in magnet so If you drop it and the usb is stored it will most definitely jump off. I was expecting it to be a little slimmer, it's as thick as my full size keyboard! It does NOT have the raised indicator on the 5 key which slows my blind entry. The "clear" button functions as the backspace button which is convenient. The function buttons work for my laptop as well with no issue (lenovo/windows). Calculator launches app, search (Bing from the start menu), and print screen for screenshot. I haven't used the tab and escape buttons on this but once when testing it probably because my brain says they're on the other side of the keyboard. If it does break in my pocket I'd buy another. This would make a good gift even though it's kind of bulky. The size is good for the muscle memory. I favor that it's connecting it nearly instant when it sleeps. If it's on and you don't use it for a bit it will turn off the green indicator and sleep. If you start typing while it's in its sleep mode it doesn't miss a key. Ive had other keyboards that would miss the first two or three keys because it would reconnect after being awakened. This doesn't have that issue, if you press a button to wake it, you just sent a keystroke. Love it. If you don't, give it as a gift - I'm sure it would be appreciated. I purchased this for my work so it if gets stolen it will be an affordable replacement as i don't carry it everywhere everytime. I hope the pictures help! Compared with standard full size keyboard for size in four pictures and laptop in the other other two.

works as it should

This works as intended however, if the battery runs out and you plug it in to charge, it doesnt work while charging. At least in my experience, which is why I gave it 4 stars.

This is what better than the number pad I had before. It's so easy to use and set up. The quality is great and the battery lasts a long time. I love that it has the arrow keys and a tab key. It's not too big even with all the keys I wanted

Be warned, because the actual numbers these keys are mapped to are the standard numbers in the number row that just about every keyboard layout already has. Yes, it'll allow you easier access to those numbers when doing accounting work or something, but it's totally useless for my purposes. I guess it makes sense why there's no Num Lock key on this pad now.The review submission wanted me to specifically rate it for it's sleep mode, battery life, and for gaming. I'm not sure why it would want me to rate it for gaming, but I guess the reason I did need it to specifically be Num Pad inputs is for keybinding for stuff related to gaming, so I guess I'm giving that a 1/5. As for battery life and the sleep mode, well, I can't recall ever having a real issue with it. It uses 2.4hz RF instead of Bluetooth, so I wouldn't really expect it to have trouble waking up and reconnecting quickly. It has a standard internal rechargeable battery, so you shouldn't expect this to last the 6 months to 2 years products like this might last with a couple AA batteries in it. Considering the little use this product ended up getting from me (I didn't realize the input mapping problem until after the return window was over), I'd prefer to not comment on the sleep mode or the battery. But here we are. Both features are "fine".

I like the size of this keyboard, but if you don't want keys too compact, this might not be for you. The mouse is great, and no problem with the USB connections.

Works great for our laptop that doesn’t have a number pad