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33-Key Mechanical Numpad Wired USB-C with Rainbow Backlight
Suitable for Mac & Win
The number keypad supports MacOS and Windows system.
Compatible with most devices with USB port.
Perfect for your TKL mechanical keyboard.
Backlight Shortcuts:
FN+5: Change Lighting Effects
FN+8: Backlight Brightness Up
FN+2: Backlight Brightness Down
Package List
- 1* Wired Mechanical Numpad
- 1* USB C Cable
Clicky Mechanical Blue Switches
Comes with mechanical blue switches, clicky and tactile key travel. The noticeable bump halfway through the keypress provides a satisfying confirmation of each keystroke, resulting in improved accuracy and speed.
Familiar 33-Key Layout
The laptop number keyboard is equipped with several commonly used shortcut keys, including PrtSc, ScrLk, Pause, Ins, Home, PageUp, Del, End, PageDn, Esc, Fn, BackSpace and four arrow keys.
PBT Keycaps & Rainbow Backlight
It offers XDA PBT keycaps to improve texture and durability. Utilizing thermal sublimation technology, the characters will remain unfaded over time. The rainbow backlight creates a pleasant atmosphere in your workspace, even though it's not visible through the keycaps.
NKRO Mechanical Numpad
All 33 keys are anti-ghosting. The mechanical numpad with n-key rollover will accurately detect and register every key you pressed, regardless of the number of simultaneous keystrokes.
Better Deals
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
This mechanical number pad works great, but it's not perfect. I like this format of the number keys plus the arrows and system control keys (Ins, Home, Pause...) because it's the ideal compliment to a 60% keyboard. They keys are a clicky blue that I like both for gaming and when I need to enter a lot of numbers. When a button is pressed, the switch provides both a distinct tactile feedback and a distinct audible feedback. For me, this makes me more accurate and deliberate. But, I could see this noise becoming rather annoying if other people were around. The backlight is fixed to just the rainbow colors by rows - it's not terrible, but I'd rather have more choices. The light colored keys allow through a slight bit of light.
Ryan
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
This is a nice value for a num pad with mechanical keys, it has several lighting modes, and open design that makes it easy to clean, and satisfying clicks from the switches.The outer plastic shell is on the cheaper side but its sturdy and stays in place when its on your desk, its a great addition to the smaller keyboards that often omit these keys,Most of the box and instructions are all written in chinese but they did include a small section with english instructions with the hot keys to change the lighting patterns.
G L
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
Has a huge logo on it. And feels cheaper than it's worth. Works though but better off with something cheaper.
Dominique Marie
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
Works great, especially for someone who games and wants to key bind how they prefer to play. Affordable, decent quality, and the ideal design for a basic game pad.
Vanessa
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2024
I have a mini keyboard and needed the numpad. Bought this one and it has worked perfectly. It’s more of a creamy click than mechanical. Overall simple and works.
TECHnical
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024
I got this to complement minimal keyboards that lack arrow keys. It's OK and I like the fairly loud key sound. I especially like the backspace and ESC keys added on the right. I didn't realize they were soldered in and not swappable.Keyboard is built OK. Sturdy. No damping so keys make significant noise. Uses red Drinkey switches. Lighting is a rainbow but fixed colors for each key (not RGB). Has typical selection of color patterns, and can be turned off by turning brightness down. Num lock key lights up when enabled, even if color patterns are turned off. N-key rollover seems to work fine. I didn't get any key bounce when testing some. Larger keys have varying sound, e.g. 0 is fairly quiet, + is almost as loud as the other keys.Measuring height, the tops of the centers of the front lowest row are at 28.4mm above the desktop. Back row is 39.7mm. Tops of keycaps are 14.1mm above mounting base for switches.
Andy
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024
This numpad isn't bad but it's not great.It comes with standard low-end red linear switches. It took me FOREVER to read the faintly raised letters on the switches but apparently the brand is Drinkey.They're not lubed and feel pretty bad.At $30, I wasn't expecting great or even good switches/ keycaps. What I was expecting was a hotswappable PCB that I could plug better switches into.That's what really had me bring the rating from a 4 to a 3.I was not about to sit there desoldering the numpad only to resolder it. It's not nice enough to put that amount of effort in lol.What I did do was use a little syringe of tribosys to lube up the very edges of the switch without opening them. I was able to get most of the stem that way and that helped a bit.I also swapped out the keycaps for some extra doubleshot PBT ones I had from another set bc the ones that come with the numpad don't sound great.Overall, it does what it's made for. It's a numpad with bright RGB but would be great if it came with a hot swap PCB like other models at this price point.
naveed
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2024
Even though it has XDA keys, this is really high. It's significantly higher than my mechanical keyboard.It works fine - I really don't like how tall it is. There's no reason for it to be so tall.
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