Numeric Keypad,USB Keypad, USB 18 Key Number Numeric Keypad Keyboard for Laptop/Notebook PC Computer

Picked this up as I was starting a jon that would often require me to enter numbers and I ony have the numbers on my laptop across the top (Major slow down for productivity)So far it works great. No problems. Works good for the size of my hand and I am able to move it around as needed. THe cord length is great is you have to run it some distance.

Use it as a button box for sim racing

My wireless keyboard came with a number pad that I loved but I spilled soda on it. I didn't want to replace the keyboard just to get another number pad so I got this. It has number lock light indicator which is useful. It's a good size and fits my hand well. I like the feel of the keys when pressed. The only downside is the #5 doesn't have a physical bump or indicator letting you know you're in the right spot without looking so sometimes I have to look before typing, but I'm going to use my glue gun to make my own little dot thing.

It’s been more than 8 months since I purchased it. It’s easy for students to put their id’s in.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Bought to use on my laptop to play games. Constantly stops working and I have to unplug and plug back in and setup key commands again. I have tried multiple usb ports and even tried it on my desktop and it does the same thing. Worthless junk.

I bought this touchpad to help enter bitlocker keys during the whole Crowdstrike issue. I immediately gave this to my coworkers since I bought a mechanical one as well and I just ended up using that since it was far superior.The problem w/ the keys is that they require a full press to the end to engage the contact. With mechanical keyboards, the technology has advanced so much that you don't even need to fully depress the key to input a key strike. This technology makes this numberpad somewhat out of place and antiquated as well as difficult to use since you'd need to use a lot of additional force to engage the contact.It works, it's solid, it's undoubtedly solid piece of equipment, but I'd pay quadruple the price for a mechanical numberpad. In fact, I actually bought two mechanical ones. One with blue switches and one with reds. So make a decision based on your own needs and preferences. Otherwise, quality's not bad for the Kadaon and for $5.99, can you really complain?

plugged in and worked immediately

Good: Plug-and-play on both my laptops (one windows, one linux.) Very good price.Bad: A little on the light side; slides around on smooth surfaces. Needs a little weight and soft rubber feet instead of the plastic ones provided. Key action is a bit light and bouncy, but acceptable for casual use.Bottom line: If your laptop doesn't have a numeric keypad, as most do not, and you're occasionally in need of one for data entry or games, this works well, and you can't beat the price. I wouldn't use it for intensive data entry jobs, but if you're doing that kind of work you should have a full keyboard with numeric pad anyway. Five stars.