Qisan Numeric Keypad 34 Keys (30%) Mini Multifunctional Wired Number Keypad Black Magicforce | Number Pad for Laptop | Gaming Keypad for Pc | Laptop Accessories | Keypad for Computer-Black Magicforce

Works great on Win 11 computer. Good price.

Needed an external keypad for the laptop. Have been using this for almost a year now. It is transported around in the backpack and seems to take that abuse pretty well. The zero key seems to require a more firm press than the rest of the keys and it has been this way since new - otherwise five stars based on function relative to price.

I bought this because I needed a limited USB to keyboard interface that wasn’t as complex as a full keyboard but it had to use the keyboard protocol. Instead of taking the time to program an Arduino to do the job, this was way easier, cheaper and faster to just use an existing hardware interface. I have to admit I was a little skeptical, because usually these thin keyboards use cellophane membranes and unworkable interfaces but this one has a real PCB with a decent detachable cellophane ribbon cable interface, not one of those Bolt on pressure contact interfaces, which are notorious for failing. it has a plastic housing with a good piece of sheet metal inside for the buttons to mount on so it is a very sturdy and well-made keyboard. I only needed the interface board and a small piece of plastic, that it was mounted to for my project and it worked out great, I couldn’t be more happier. The PCB has test points on it for the pins that go to the cellophane connector on the PCB for testing and key mapping, which makes it ideal for mounting small wires to like I did. The controller was very forgiving in my test of trying to find the correct combinations I needed, and it works beautifully. If you are looking to use this as a regular keyboard, the keys are well-made, strong and have good tactile feedback with scissor suspension and silicone cup retention. it does not use microswitches so I don’t know about the longevity of this device but I’m sure it will last you long enough for what you would be using it for at least five years. Overuse of this device could cause premature failure, but all of the switch layers are pretty much sealed so there shouldn’t be too much ambient influence on their longevity. The USB cable on it is kind of thin and flimsy so I wouldn’t go bending it back-and-forth too many times, it might not be good for throwing in your bag with a bunch of other cables etc. It would be fine if you are leaving it on the desktop. The metal plate inside the plastic housing makes it feel sturdy and you’ll like the tactile feedback on the keys, I would highly recommend this if it’s what you need. If you’re also looking for a limited USB to keyboard interface the internal PCB will fit the Bill, if you’re good with soldering small wires.

Great help for gaming and take the directional arrows away.

When I use my small keyboard this works great, light weight and small and stays out of the way till I need it! Would recommend!

I had lots of issues with the input not working and also getting stuck repeating numbers to infinity. Will be sending back.

It's quiet, responsive, has all the functions I need. I particularly wanted separate number and arrow keys. The only problem is the '5' key works poorly: when the problem started it did not recognize when applying same pressure as other keys and now it will double type when applying less pressure than others. So now I'm looking for another that's more reliable.

This keypad was connected to an older Dell laptop computer that had number keys only along the top of the keyboard. More than anything else, it's an ergonomic improvement. I would recommend this numeric keypad to anyone. A friend who is left-handed got one of these to use simply for convenience.