Qisan Mechanical Numeric Keypad Brown Switch Wired Ice Blue Backlight Gaming Keypad/Keyboard 21 Keys Portable Mechanical Numpad Extended Layout | Laptop Accessories | keypad for Computer

This keypad is really good and if I could give it 10 stars I would. Lets go over the pros and cons. Pros: Backlighting is amazing: The backlighting is really bright and has alot of features that really any other keypads don't have. Smooth Gateron Red Switches: The gateron red switches that come with it are very smooth and I tried it out on several games (osu!, COD AV, COD IW, etc). Quality: The plastic of the keypad feels very sturdy like it won't break if I drop it a couple of times. Keycaps: The keycaps are ABS Plastic so they should hold up. The keycaps feel very smooth so when I play games or just do simple calculations it won't hurt my fingers like with my other keyboard's keycaps. On the quiet side: These keys are linear. So they won't make alot of noise which from the last keys I used (TTC Blue) they were very loud and I didn't like that very much so these keys were a big change for me. Cons: The Cord: I noticed that the cord isnt braided so im worried that It could break but the cord is thick so it won't break any time soon. Also the cord isn't detachable so if it does break then you will have to return it for a replacement or for a refund. Thats basically it for the pros and cons. Overall this is one of the best keypads for this price and I recommend it 100% to anyone who wants to use it for gaming and just simple work.

I would recommend this keypad to most people who need to use a keypad for high-volume number entry. While its portable for sure, its quite a bit bigger than the more compact options out there. This is necessary compromise for its mechanical switch design which offers superior usability and ergonomics over membrane keys that require you to press down firmly to actuate the key. These GATERON switches feel very, very close the Cherry MX brown switches I am used to so its no issue to work with. For those that don't know switches are color-coded according to their internal design and you pick what color you want based on what feel you want out of your keys. Brown-style switches have a tiny bump in their mechanism to make a tactile bump sensation as you type on them. They also have lighter pressure to actuation making touch typing all the easier, it also means at the end of a long day of accounts receivable posting my finger joints don't hurt from being slammed into a keypad with force for thousands of strikes per day. I also really like that this expanded keypad decided to keep the standard keypad layout and only add new buttons at the top. I've seen too many mess with that layout and I don't need to go around screwing with my muscle memory as I switch computers. What is even better is the functions are actually useful adding escape, tab, and backspace. I've seen other models have silly decisions like a calculator key as the normal press and tab as the modified FN + key press. Sorry when I am using Excel, I'm pressing tab a literal 2500 times for every time I might need to call up the calculator. The back light is actually pretty darn bright, visible in a lit room even at the lowest setting before off. This could be a pro or con depending on your taste. I also really, really, really like that the back-light for numlock goes out when you turn it off. If you are like me and rocking a 60% keyboard and a separate keypad you have no other visual indicator if numlock is on or not. Lets see, its got that slight incline nearly all keyboards have, so again it won't mess with your muscle memory, and the base is a nice sturdy aluminum with a classy looking polished section. With ample rubber on the bottom it also doesn't move around my desk while working. All this for quite an affordable price over other mechanical keypads. Now if only it came in wireless...

For the price, this is exactly what I needed. The sound it makes is a bit hollow, from the plastic casing that holds all the keys, which makes it feel a bit cheap. Though it sounds cheap, it does feel like it has a solid build. I am often in a darker room on the computer and do not like to have lots of lights on, so I require backlit keyboards to see the keys I am pressing. The keys and switches are customizable, so you can always upgrade them from their original design, which is a nice feature if you dont like what it comes with. The white light has several options for both pattern and brightness so I can get it pretty close to what I desire. Since I upgraded to a higher end keyboard, apparently they stopped making a lot of full keyboard sizes, I now have a 68 Key board and this 10-key helps me fill out my set up so I dont always have to peck at the top row when I am doing math based tasks with the computer.

Bought this to go with my 60% keyboard, as I do still need a Numpad at times for spreadsheet work. Overall, I'm pretty happy with this little thing, it's heavy and doesn't FEEL cheap. The lights are very bright and the numbers show up very clearly with them. I also like the included function key options to turn the brightness up/down or the lights off completely. Haven't had any problems with things registering or not working as they should either. Overall I have no complaints, but I do have some things that would be nice to see in the event that the manufacturer decided to improve this product! It would be REALLY cool if there could be a controllable RGB option A different cable type would be nice to see, this uses a mini-usb which is a relatively dated cable type. Works just fine, but would be nice to see something a bit more in line with other boards. Overall, great product for the price. Does exactly what I need it to do, but there are things that I wish were different about it!

This is absolutely worth your $20. I use it as a stream deck/ soundboard and it works incredible. It looks beautiful, it sounds beautiful, and it is beautiful. My only issue with this numpad is it wouldn't be the most ideal for gaming. As mentioned in other reviews, the switches are very tight and you need to be careful or you will damage your keycaps. I also found the keys to be a little wobbly. As a streamdeck/soundboard? Absolutely buy this product. For competitive gaming though you might want to try a different board.

Love this key pad. I work with a lot of numbers but don't want a full size keyboard taking up space. This allows me to use by 60% Asus keyboard and only pull this from its corner when I have a number heavy assignment. I also love that it's mechanical which makes it much easier to use than chicklet keypads. It's USB connected which means fast response unlike many Bluetooth keypads I have used. And the backlight looks great and matches my gaming keyboard perfectly.

I got this Numpad since I'm using a TKL keyboard. I've had it for almost a year now, and I have to say it's a really high quality Numpad. The LEDs aren't too bright, the Numlock light turns off when it's off, I've never had an issue with any of the keys, and it still has good sounding key presses. I've mainly been using it for my soundboard, and it's never let me down.

The layout of this keypad is outstanding, unlike some that are less than "standard". The lighting options are acceptable and functional, and easy to use or change. The additional keys on the top are excellent, easy to use, and a good selection of functionality. All-in-all, I love this keypad, except...the key touch for the numeric keys is perfect, but the ENTER key (and the double-height + key) is very soft, and it is difficult to know when the keypress has actually engaged. In fact, it is almost impossible to even tell it is a mechanical switch! Much as I really like everything else about this keypad, I'm still debating whether it is going back for a replacement. A couple more days should tell the story. A good ENTER key would earn a solid 5-star rating. UPDATE: Looks nice, but the mechanical switches are junk. Some are soft, some are hard, all are inconsistent. Very disappointing after previous high expectations.