💻 Microsoft Glacier Number Pad (Model 23O-00032) Review

Although this numeric keypad is made of plastic, it feels solid and high quality. The keys feel good and springy. You can check the box and enjoy the 60% keyboard and take it out when needed. The best thing about this number pad is that it lives up to the standard. No extra function keys to ruin hands that have been tanned for years. This is exactly what your hand is used to.

I realized I only needed a number pad for convenience and nothing beats the design of it. The keys feel great with good key feel. Works on iOS, macOS with some testing and of course Windows. The only downsides are that sleep mode can be aggressive and turn itself off if you're not typing for too long, and using a non-rechargeable battery requires extra maintenance on your part.

I've had this for 15 minutes so here it is: Good: size, feel, easy connection and a great calculator with conversions. Bad: no equals sign for writing formulas in Excel, that's how most people will use it. Also, the most egregious flaw I notice is that there are no directional arrows in the table to move around. All they had to do was add a shift key and mark 8,2,4,6 with arrows. Pretty old fashioned stuff. It's hard to imagine how it left the designer floor! I leave it because there is nothing

There's not much to say about this number pad. It's simple, but it does exactly what I need it to do. I didn't want a button with a bunch of extra buttons taking up space, and I didn't want one of those that had a modified "+" button instead of the traditional -, then +, then Enter on the right hand side. I like the sleep mode. Some might find it a bit cumbersome, but I like the way it works. If you haven't used the numeric keypad for a while and then start typing a string of numbers, you'll…

Perfect match for Microsoft Designer's compact keyboard; which itself is a compact and updated version of the totally underrated and underrepresented Microsoft Surface Keyboard (not to be confused with Surface Type Covers). The button has a soft feel, with a quick actuation point and very little travel. painful, and the sound of the keys is relatively quiet. These are all great things if you're looking for a comfortable, yet fast and quiet typing experience. for pairing with 3 devices. The only

I never write a product review because I don't get paid for it. But in this case you have to warn those who want to buy this keyboard. Know it's beautiful, has an awesome design and you can see the hard work of a big company like Microsoft. And therein lies the problem. In an effort to fully concentrate on the design, functionality was forgotten, ie important and essential keys were left out in order not to affect the design of the keyboard. So let's start with the fact that there is no percent