Qisan 2.4G Wireless Mechanical Numeric Keypad Cherry MX Brown Switch Gaming Keypad 21 Keys Mini Numpad Portable Keypad Extended Layout Black Magicforce

I read a lot of mixed reviews on this numpad and I had some reservations about purchasing it, but after buying it and using it for the past few weeks I’m absolutely loving it! I will amend my review if anything changes, but for now I’m quite happy with my purchase! The switches come unlubed and a bit scratchy and pingy, but I hit them with some 205 grade 0 grease and now they feel great! 10/10 would recommend!!!

Guess I should have paid attention to the reviews. TLDR it's unusable. Buttons randomly don't work. I've got it less than 1ft from the receiver sitting on the desk. Sometimes 1 doesn't work, sometimes 5 doesn't work. Sometimes there is just 2-3 seconds of lag. Bottom line, it is not usable.Too bad because it's hard to find 2.4Ghz wireless number pads with mechanical switches. I planned to use this with an 87% keyboard but on the right side of my mouse (keyboard - mouse - numberpad).

Writing this review as it didn’t have many and I don’t regret buying this number pad (yet).I was looking for a wireless, low profile number pad to compliment my Keychron K2 keyboard for work, and I bought one but ended up returning it as the profile was too bulky and the width didn’t match the K2.I was hesitant to buy this one as there aren’t many reviews and the two I saw were not as positive, but I thought I’d give it a try as it’s from Magicforce/Qisan. (Other items from this company have good if not great reviews)It uses 2 AAA batteries which was unexpected, but it’s no big deal; the casing is aluminum (or it feels and looks like it) and the compact profile is great. The NUM lock LED unfortunately does not turn off as it indicates its NUM lock activation, but it does turn off after a few minutes of inactivity.Response time when coming back from sleep mode is super fast, even better than the K2 Bluetooth connection, and the Gateron brown switches feel great.Now I gave it 4 stars because the connection does kinda suck; I plugged it in on the back of my desktop, which is ON the desk; the only obstructions I could see were some cables and transmitter was plugged next to the Bluetooth transmitter, and like another review, it had the issue of typing extra numbers when only pressing once. BUT this was easily resolved by changing the location where I plugged it in on to the side where pretty much no interference happens. So if you’re looking to plug this in somewhere below, or behind, expect the connection to be unreliable.TL;DR : decent numpad and quality for price; not LED which for price could be, but build makes up for it; transmission distance is weak.Photos show it with swapped key caps from extra K2 keyboard caps.

It's pretty, but ultimately the wireless signal is so slow that a regular typing speed will get backed up and suddenly 12 figures will appear on screen, which is obviously extremely frustrating and disruptive. The overall physical build quality isn't surprising at this price, it's cheap and it feels CHEAP. I haven't even tried to use it since initially giving up on it. I'll likely return it this week.

Mushy keys with no actuation point. Linear switches.

Most of the 1 Star review are from mac users. I am on PC and this is great. It does what its made for. I have a TLK keyboard for gaming and I love the wireless effect that I can just pull this out and start adding numbers.I do wish it had some RGB coloring.

Convenient. You get what you paid for

Most key presses are missed, delayed by up to a second, or duplicated. This is with the receiver within a foot and with direct line-of-sight. Disappointing as the construction and keys feel decent enough.