Samsung Laptop Numeric Keypad

[16 TB] All you have to do is plug it in to a usb port and BAM! you get a numeric keypad for your laptop. It looks ultra cool and has no problems. This is the best that money can buy!

[1 Month] I needed to free up a bit of desktop space for my Wacom tablet. Decided to get the 11 inch wide Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and replace my 16 inch wide full size keyboard (which has a numeric keypad). No issues with installation - just paired via bluetooth to my MBP and I was up and running. Love the Touch ID option. Haven't missed the built in numeric keypad (yet).

[16"] I really like the size of this LG Gram. I had a 14 previously and this 16 allows the numeric keypad and large screen. All without not being physically much bigger and maybe being lighter. The keyboard has a nice feel and the image is really nice, too. I am very glad I did not choose to buy a budget laptop again.

[Rubber Dome] This was bought to replace the original keyboard that came with my iMac M1. This keyboard includes the numeric keypad, which I love and has the fingerprint button as well. A little on the costly side, but anything with Apple stamped on it is! All in all, a great buy!

[550 mAh ] Finally the keyboard Apple wouldn't make. A wireless keyboard with numeric keypad. Works great you can pair it with up to 4 devices, e.g. iPhone, mac, macbook, and iPad. Great design it is metal so has nice weight. All keys work the same as the Apple wired full-size keyboard with numeric keypad. Greatest thing about it is the battery which is rechargeable last for 1 year between charges even if you leave it on all the time....Fabulous

[Membrane] (This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Fantastic click and colours - numeric keypad is great

[12 Months] It is great having a full keyboard, including numeric keypad, and related special keys. The size is nice -- allows keys to have a bit more space around them than on the Apple Magic Keyboard. It also is great to be able to easily switch the keyboard to the iPhone and iPad.

[USB-A ] I needed to replace an Apple magic keyboard. I was hoping for something with a numeric keypad and the same slim yet solid feel without the hefty price tag. All the other bluetooth keyboards are clunky plastic. This has a look and feel very similar to the magic keyboard. I actually like the extra key travel just a bit more. And the added feet to give it a slant makes it more comfortable to use than the magic kbd. The numeric keypad without the wasted Windows keys in between is brilliant, saves desk space, and allows the mouse to be more accessible as well. Who uses those keys even on Windows? The ability to do multi-pairing is the icing on the cake.

[PoE] Unlike my previous numeric keypad, it works with my iMac with no glitches. And has a reasonable price. Pushing the tab key advances the cursor to the next column in a spreadsheet. It includes all the basic math operators, a backspace key, and an enter key. The keys have a comfortable soft touch. Plug it into a USB port and it's ready to use.

[USB-A ] Most who would want a wireless keyboard with a numeric keypad have wondered why Apple did not introduce this when its keypad-less predecessor was introduced more than six years ago. So, here it is, finally, and it's just what you hoped it would be. There are no surprises, no design glitches or weird stuff to get used to, you just take it out of the box and start typing. If you are familiar with the older model, you will already be at home with it. Good show, Apple!