🔢 Micro Innovations KP25B USB Numeric Plus Keypad: Enhanced Efficiency on the Go Review

Although my laptop is universal, it doesn't have a keyboard. I'm glad the Micro Keypad plugs into a USB port and is ready to use when needed. Good for Excel and Quicken and other numeric inputs. I'm glad it was available and reasonably priced.

The picture shows the rear button. The one we received has no return key. We didn't realize it until we threw the package away, so we can't return it. My husband likes the one we got better but he needs a BS key. We're stuck with that now.

Bought for my MacBook Pro as the box says it is compatible with Mac. After I connected it, it never worked stably. There are no driver or firmware updates to fix the issues and sometimes my Logitech mouse doesn't work properly. I highly recommend you skip this if you are a Mac user.

Can't remember exactly when we bought this (it's no longer in this picture) but it was 2011 at the latest. We've traveled with it, have it between used it back and forth on multiple computers and my husband still uses it to this day. To our surprise, the paint on the buttons hasn't worn off yet, which we can't say about anything else we've bought in that time, including items that have seen a lot less use.

Despite the packaging to the contrary, this keyboard is virtually useless on a Mac. The numlock settings are lost at boot and the keyboard only works with numlock in a specific setting. Also, the keyboard seems to interfere with the dashboard, slowing it down badly and interfering with things like the calculator (which you'd expect it to be). On the dashboard, the keyboard doesn't do anything at all in any of the numlock modes. Pass it.—JRS

This is a cheap USB foil number pad that is helpful if you have a ten key keyboard and need the number pad on the left for occasional use, but I wouldn't pay full price for it, since it doesn't have backlit numbers, and the keys are a bit flat and flat, and there's no way to raise them for better typing. So if I needed to use the keyboard for more than casual purposes like logging into Windows 10 or using a calculator app, then I would definitely invest in a mechanical model rather than this…

This is a cheap USB foil number pad that will help if you have a ten key keyless keyboard and need a number pad on the left side for occasional use, but I wouldn't pay for the full one Price as it doesn't have number lighting and the keys are a bit flat and flat with no way to raise them for better typing. So if I needed to use the keyboard for more than casual purposes like logging into Windows 10 or using a calculator app, then I would definitely invest in a mechanical model rather than this…

I did not purchase this product from Revain. Out of necessity, I made a short detour to the micro center. I work remotely for a large software company and a large project has been assigned to me. I'm using a Toshiba laptop and running Vista. This particular product was the only one that claimed to be Vista compatible, so I bought it. It costs a little more than Revain. I had no problems with the installation. I plugged it into one of the USB ports and it installed right away. Within a minute it

(Please read this full review as my initial issues are resolved.) I bought this to use on my MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo laptop and when I plugged it in, a new a keyboard dialog appeared, prompting me to press the key immediately to the left of the right Shift key. Well since there are no Shift keys on this keyboard I disabled the setting. After that, I was able to use the keyboard, but every time I pressed a number key, there was a split-second pause, then the number appeared on my screen, but this