havit Bluetooth Number Pad Wireless Numeric Keypad Numpad 26 Keys Portable Mini Financial Accounting Rechargeable Numeric Pad for Windows Laptop Desktop, PC, Notebook (Black)

I’ll be honest, my first unit showed up clearly used and didn’t work at all. That’s on Amazon, not Havit. Once I got a proper replacement, this little number pad clicked right into place (literally and figuratively).Setup was dead simple. It paired instantly with my both my PC and laptop—no hiccups, no lag, no weird Bluetooth behavior. It just works, and it works well. The typing feel is solid, and the layout is intuitive for quick data entry.My only gripe—and this is a personal quirk more than anything—is that it doesn’t take removable batteries. I prefer not having to think about charging. That said, battery life has been solid so far, so it’s a minor nitpick.Bottom line: It does exactly what I needed it to do, and it does it cleanly. If you're looking for a smooth, wireless number pad to complete your minimalist setup, this one delivers.

Battery last for quite a while. I don’t find myself needing to charge it much. Lightweight, small sleek design, and good quality. Was easy to connect to my laptop through Bluetooth and functions as it should. Would 100% recommend.

I've paired this device with an older (5 years old +/-) HP Pavilion laptop with little difficulty. It arrived on time in modest packaging that included a charging cord and an "instruction booklet." (Why do mfrs call a small sheet of paper folded in half a "booklet"?) The device has good weight suggesting it is solidly built (and likely due to the rechargeable battery too). The key function is smooth with zero delay between key depression and numbers appearing on an Excel spreadsheet. Pairing the device to the laptop was slightly twitchy as the laptop seemed unable to immediately discover it. A few clicks in the laptop settings and I learned it was user-related. I'm not a fast 10-key user - I purchased this for spreadsheet entry of historical census data and get annoyed with repeating the cycle of moving my hand from the mouse to the keyboard and back again. I've positioned this adjacent to my mousepad reducing the hand motion to a minimum (crazy world we live in when moving your hand a few inches repeatedly is an inconvenience - oh well...). The key pad has all the function keys I'll ever use, and more: backspace, tab, num-lock, escape, delete, insert, etc. For the finance-related users there are keys for dollar, Euro, and Yen. I've used this exactly one time for about 2 1/2 hours with no difficulties or experiencing any issues that would cause me not to recommend purchase.

Works great, but no percentage button. My thinkpad doesn't have a 10 key and Windows 11 now uses pin code to login. So I thought, "I do a ton in excel and now have to use a pin code to login, why not get a 10 key?"This one's pretty solid. I've only charged it once and have used it for a few weeks now. Seems to connect quickly, thought I haven't used it intensely in excel yet so can't speak for the lag. To login or other number uses, it works fine and I don't notice any lag.The only thing that bugs me is there's no percentage button. Why does that matter? Well I use the calculator on my laptop a lot. So it's nice to key in number calculations. But it'sa pain that I have to use the mouse pointer just for the percentage button cause surprise...there's no percent button. There sure are a lot of other buttons that I'll never use! Like why is there a Back button?!?!Other than that its a great design! Even love that it has rubber feet so it won't slip!

I purchased this for use with my new Dell 16 2-in-1. No dongle was a must for me. I'm tired of dongles using up USB ports. That being said, the BT was easy, fast and painless as it paired to my Dell. It couldn't be any easier. Absolutely no issue connecting immediately.As a long time professional pianist/keyboardist (and typist), I'm very picky about the feel of the keys. The key travel distance. How it feels when you hit the bottom. Is the touch too light? After testing it out thoroughly and using it a lot, it is exactly what I wanted. The keys are solid and have enough resistance so that you don't continually "tweak" a wrong key next to the one that you want.It has all the functions you could want on a numeric keypad. Every option works perfectly.I gave it the initial full charge. I've been using it for countless hours. OK. Weeks by this time. Still haven't needed to recharge it. I leave it powered on 24/7. The sleep function works nicely. In fact, I was surprised to find a nice function as I would cold boot the Dell. I use the 4 digit code on the lock screen. I type the digits on the keypad while it's still asleep. It wakes and remembers the digits I typed to unlock the computer. Pretty awesome.The unit is well built. Feels solid to hold in your hand. When it's set on a surface next to the computer, the rubber feet keep it solid and steady. No sliding around while typing. I couldn't be happier. The price is great. I've recommended it to many friends and family. They have purchased it and are as happy as I am. Unless you get a "lemon" (it happens), this is more than worth the money. I highly recommend it. I'm sure you won't be disappointed. BTW . . . I just discovered that it's on sale. Time to get one.

Item came with the Enter key broken off.The keys have an extremely flattened plastic mechanism built into each keycap which serves as a plate to press the mesh button below as well as a way to hold the pin in place. This is intentional makes the numpad extremely portable, but unfortunately also makes the keycaps extremely fragile, even compared to keys on other Mesh-type keyboards.Each keycap is individually held onto the base of the numpad by two >1mm thick plastic pins, one of which being the part that failed on my Enter key. Worse, once this fails there is simply no way to reattach, repair, or modify it so that it will work again -- the keycap is irreparably damaged and can never be used or made to work again.