Perixx PERIPAD-303B Full Size Backlit Mechanical Numeric Keypad with Office Shortcut Keys - USB - 22 Keys - Kailh Brown Switch Keys Review

Added to the left of the keyboard. Cut, Copy, Paste are great modifier keys. The fixed white backlight only illuminates the keys in the right amount. The Enter key to the left of the keyboard is also very useful.

Works, they've done something clever with a number lock that allows it to work independently of the main keyboard. when applied to the numeric keypad, the LEDs light up.

Bought for a project where I do a lot of copy and paste - it's great to have dedicated buttons for cut, copy, paste and backspace. I actually use it upside down so I have easy access to these buttons. They face upwards, which would be handy if you were using this with your dominant hand and also with the number pad - but I'm not. The keys click well, the backlight is excellent.

It comes with Kailh flat brown switches, which is amazing. This product may be one of the few she uses. Many thanks to Perixx for developing this number pad with them! Please make more keyboards with Kailh low profile switches! The board itself appears to be mainly plug-and-play on Windows 10, and so far I have no complaints about using it for both legacy games and spreadsheets. The backlight is also a big bonus for the price.

Sometimes I need a numeric keypad but not so much that I need a full size keyboard. Keeping it on my desk until I needed it seemed like a good compromise. The problem is that when connected to a powered USB hub, the backlight does not turn off, even if my computer is turned off or unplugged. This is weird because I also have a LED keyless keyboard connected to this hub and it turns off when the computer is turned off. It's a bit annoying having to leave this thing on all the time and turn it…

I like that it's heavy enough to sit on a desk and you can hold and control it with one hand and use your mouse with the other. It's very well built. I work on many court records that need to be accurately labeled and numbered based on information on other papers. Two birds with one stone. I recently recommended it to my team and the company we work for. I liked the fact that you just plug it into a USB port. Nothing to program.

I bought this almost exclusively because I play so many different casual scrolling games, mostly Pokemon romhacks and related content. I don't like using my right hand for controls, preferring to use my left. In many cases, overriding WASD in these programs will prevent you from typing properly. So I completely remapped the numeric keypad to these keys. Regular remapping software can also differentiate between this and my main keyboard, so it retains functionality when connected.

The description says these are Kailh Brown switches but they are actually low profile Kailh Choc Brown switches, good or bad is, depending on what you are looking for. Be that as it may, this is a thin, compact, low-profile mechanical keyboard that performs as you'd expect. All numeric and arithmetic functions work on a Mac, but no digit lock (which never works on a Mac) or dedicated copy/paste/cut keys. Keyboards are advertised as only compatible with Windows, so this is no surprise. It would…

I recently purchased a Logitech 915 TKL Tactile Switch Keyboard, which was my first exposure to mechanical keyboards, and ten keyless keyboards. I frequently type ten keys at work and currently work from home so I still need a numeric keypad for quick data entry. I originally bought a wireless mechanical number pad with blue keys. While this worked, it had a few downsides: * Blue clicking switches that were noisy, especially compared to my tactile keyboard. *Full height and no stand which made…