Foloda Wireless Bluetooth Number Pad: 22 Keys Wired Numeric Keypad, Rechargeable Financial Accounting 10 Keys Number Extensions USB-C Numpad for MacBook Pro Air, Laptop Desktop PC, Surface Pro

The one thing I can’t stand about using a laptop keyboard is the lack of a number pad. I don’t use it often, but when I’m typing #s it’s so much easier on the pad. Unfortunately, every time I go to use this pad I have to press a key and wait a couple seconds to connect and then I can start typing #s. I know I shouldn’t complain about a couple seconds, but I could have typed my digits in the top row by the time this pad connects 1/2 the time.

I'm use to utilizing a standard desktop computer. Not having a 10 key on my laptop was making me crazy looking for stuff on the number bar. Alot more useful for work to have the 10 key.

Defeats the whole point of going wireless if the Bluetooth connection keeps going on and off. Constantly have to retype and check the numbers. Kinda junky imo. Only good thing is the look and feel of it.

Lags terribly, rendering it pretty useless

My work laptop does not have an included numerical keypad, which is annoying when I work with numbers all day. So, I picked up this separate number keypad to make my job easier. Overall, the keypad works quite well. It is roughly the same height/thickness as the keyboard on my laptop, making the transition from one to the other virtually seamless. The only complaint that I have about the until is that one of the rubber feet on the bottom came off within the first few weeks. This is not necessarily the manufacturer's fault, as I carry the keypad back and forth between home and work, so it is constantly being shuffled in and out of my backpack. Still, it leaves me with a keypad that wobbles while I am using it, which is annoying. Thankfully, that is an easy fix by just picking up some new rubber pads to stick on the bottom. Overall, I am satisfied with the product and would have no problem recommending it to others.

This is a great Bluetooth numerical keypad. I did have a little difficulty in getting it to connect with my Galaxy Tablet at first. But once I got it to connect with my iPad Pro, it connected just fine with my Galaxy Tablet. If you look at the description of the keypad, it is primarily programmed for Apple products, which is why I connected the keypad to my iPad when I had trouble getting it to connect to my Galaxy tablet. After I did that, I had zero problems with it. This keypad is great for when you have to do a lot of data entry, & if you have a keyboard that does not have a separate keypad, this is a lifesaver. I also like the size of this keypad, & how portable it is. This is a great item. (It can only be connected to one device at a time, but it is a great product.)

The number pad has a USB-C port to charge its battery and connect it to a device via the included USB-A to USB-C cable. My initial charge took fifteen minutes, and the pad paired with my tablet via BlueTooth. Having both wired and Bluetooth connectivity is a significant plus.Note that the frame is plastic despite its metallic appearance.When testing it for number entry using Google Sheets, there was no perceivable latency on Bluetooth. I could rapidly enter numeric data.From the perspective of an American user, I observed that the *, /, and = keys are not in standard locations for either PC or Mac. This arrangement may be an issue if you expect the standard layout. The purpose of this change escapes me.For PC users, note that the + key is not double-sized. However, Mac keyboards use the same normal-sized + key as this pad.The extra Esc and Backspace keys are a nice extra. However, the "clear" key is absent for Mac users, which is typical of third-party pads. I use less-common apps, such as Finale, that utilize this key. The pad would have been better if it included a mode switch to allow the Num Lock key to reassign as "clear." Ultimately, although this pad is pretty good, my hunt for the perfect one will continue.

My wife got this to use with her iMac and it works just fine. Good battery life, responsive, and looks esthetically pleasing.There's not a lot to this, just make sure what you want is blutooth not wired and you should be happy. For heavy duty use I would get something wired and mechanical but if you run a small business off your desktop and OCCASIONALLY need to track business transactions this will do the trick.