Rottay Number Pad, Mechanical USB Wired Numeric Keypad with Blue LED Backlit 22 Key Numpad for Laptop Desktop Computer PC Black (Blue switches)

My old numeric keyboard, which I thought was amazing, finally died. So I had to find a replacement ASAP. Found this one, and it was the only one that was reasonably priced and didn't have too many or too few gizmos on it. Willing to take it at face value because I was desperate - and it turns out to be a lot nicer and less hassle than the old one! Its easier to press the keys, there's less resistance (but just enough), the height of the pad and keys is easier on the wrist and causes fewer errors. Lighter weight, and fits into things better than the old one. I do wish it didn't "click", but its a pleasant, quiet click, not a loud, tapping one - and it does let you know if the keystroke was actually registered. Overall, I'm glad I got it! One potential issue - its a USB connection, not a USBC. That may become an issue with a newer computer...

I almost had to take a star away because it's so noisy I upset my partner. But good if you're in a private office! It has a lot of good things about it like the tab key and backspace. The color I'd cool too.

So far I am very pleased with this blue-backlit Rottay number keypad. I met all my requirements (NOTE: Using with Chrome OS) - wired only, backlit, good key action, attractive and simple. A bonus I did not anticipate: the dedicated 'Calculator' key launches Calc on my Chromebox screen, where it works with keypad inputs. On the negative side (for some, not for me), it appears that Num Lock is always enabled, despite toggle with the key and an LED indicating status changes - I assume this is a Chrome incompatibility, which they mention in their listing. I'm happy to have it locked in Num mode, but am subtracting one star for lack of full Chromebook compatibility. Still a great value!

The weight and function is great. It was ease to setup, looks great to have and the lighting on it works when you need it (comes on when the computer is out of STANDBY MODE). Has a "backspace & calculator short cut button", plus a ESC.

I love the feel of the keycaps, the sound of the clicking, and the convenient calculator key. I highly recommend this little 10-key, especially for the price. Great value in a little package that I can easily move out of the way for more space or take with me on the go.

You never realize how much you 10-key...until the layout switches on you. The build quality of this thing is good. It has lots of extra little features with the colors and stuff. The keys feel nice, it types well.The thing I can't get past, is putting a single height + key in line with the 6, and the minus key with the 9. Guess what happens when you're a touch 10-keyer and you go to do subtraction...it backspaces! They also put an = sign on this thing, a tab, an escape, and a 'calculator' app start button. I see where they were trying to go with this...but for users of normal keyboards who may have moved to an 85% keyboard or something, when they need it, they're going to drop it right in line where it would normally sit. If you're used to hitting = on your main keyboard, you're going to continue to.I think this tries to fix something that isn't broken, and I should have looked a little harder at the layout before I bought. On a constructive note as a Linux user, I should be able to find a way to re-map the backspace and minus keys and maybe put a larger plus key on it. to bring this up to 4-5 star quality.

Great keys, very clicky and the shortcuts are useful. Recommend the extra $5 for this one from those other cheap pads.

Very clicky, feels solid and doesn't move around on me. I like the additional function buttons for Numlock, Calc, and Esc. Never us the tab button.