KN34 Wired Mechanical Number Pad- 34 Keys Hot Swappable Numeric Keypad with White Backlight& PBT Keycaps for Laptop, MacBook, PC Desktop, Compact Keyboard(Red Switch)

This keyboard implements the equals key and the parentheses by typing out the ascii codes, instead of sending ordinary keypresses that assume a qwerty layout. This makes those keys work correctly for non-qwerty keyboard layout users! Physical design: The individual key switches are also socketed, which was a pleasant surprise! It made switch replacement easy and a no-soldering operation. They also built this keyboard with a thin foam pad under the key switches, and a thick foam pad between the key switch frame and the PCB, which makes the whole thing very quiet, when using quiet switches. Small gripe: I do wish the F13-F15 keys would work on PC (by holding the FN key), but unfortunately they don't. It appears instead that the F13-F15 keys are only F13-F15 on a mac. On PC, F13-F24 make for great macro triggers (yes these keys are defined but are rarely seen on real keyboards). Another small gripe: the backlight is fairly useless, since the keys aren't transparent. I just turned it off. The FN key on the keyboard is only relevant to backlight settings and once you have the backlight set up, it becomes effectively an unused key. I am still very pleased overall. The keyboard feels right, it's quiet, and the equals key actually cooperates with my dvorak keyboard layout, unlike my previous 10-key keypad.

Originally bought the Kinesis number pad to go with my Kinesis keyboard... and did not like it. I bought this one to replace it as I like having the arrow keys near by. The keys feel great and I like the backlight option. This keypad takes up more space, but it's totally worth it for me.

It is a really nice addition for a 60% keyboard, it has a good sound, compared to my razer red optical switch keyboard. It has a very bright backlight, and its perfect for any productivity software. It is plug and play, on my windows 11 pc.

Was looking to get a mechanical numeric keypad, prior to transitioning to a mechanical keyboard. Ordered this based on availability of Linear switches - had not tried them previously, but I figured I might like them better. Boy do I ever! Package arrived quickly (next day), and I was surprised at out compact it is. And heavy! This thing feels substantial - you can place it on your desk and not expect it to move easily. It will be where you want it, when you want it. The linear keys were a blessing as well! Love how they move and sound! There is also a configurable white light (no RGB), which is clean and stylish. Only problem is the lack of programmability. I was hoping that I could configure the F13/15/15 keys, because I have a use case for such, but no such luck. The keypad configures itself to either MacOS or Windows for those 3 buttons. But bonus - the calculator function (I am using on Windows) was one of my use cases! Overall - pluses: compact, sturdy, feels rugged and like it can take some abuse, stylish and smooth, comfortable keystrokes. Minuses: not programmable, no RGB lights. The only thing I would trade this for is a fully programmable keypad / macro board, which is more than twice the price. Really good product, especially for the price!

I use a split keyboard and have this in the middle of the two keyboards. Due to the slight upwards angle it took some time to get used to. I was mis-keying a bunch when I first got it. But after a week or so, you get used to it. Easy to move around the desk too. It is a little on the bigger side, but I have a lot of desk real estate to work with.

I've had it be a little finnicky with reconnecting to the computer and locking inputs that require me to unplug and replug it. The feel is decent but not the best and the leds are a little annoying to me although I ended up going in and covering them with nail polish to dull them a bit. Not being able to remap the keys is frustrating It's a cheap keypad though so I won't eviscerate it too bad for being cheap quality.

In my quest to move to a smaller 75% or 80% TKL mechanical keyboard, I tried looking around for a numpad ideally with programmable macro keys that I could place to the left of my keyboard, but then I stumbled onto this keypad and was pleasantly surprised to find that it had PBT keycaps and came equipped with hot-swappable Gateron Red/Brown switches which are well respected for their value. The device itself is very sturdy and comes with varying backlight modes which is a nice touch. Nothing else in my research or exploring had all of these features without being more than double in price. My only wish is if this keypad supported QMK/VIA for button macro remapping. Otherwise, I would consider this perfect as this lets me use my left hand to navigate web browsing without having to reach across the keyboard. It is not wireless, but I consider this a good thing as it would be an unnecessary cost adder and hurt the value per dollar that this excellent and unique Kisnt keypad provides.

I've been shopping for one of these for awhile so I was excited when I found this. Unfortunately, I'm super disappointed. First, I ordered the black version but received the 1980s computer color one instead. Then, and most importantly, the number keys don't always works. 0 and 4 are currently not working in the game I'm playing. I guess I'll have to eat the cost of the product and keep shopping. Buyer beware.