Bluetooth Number Pad for Laptop - Slim Aluminum Design - Rechargeable Wireless Numeric Keypad - 35 Key Numpad Keyboard for Data Entry - for Mac, MacBook Pro/Air, iPad, iPhone, iOS, PC, Android

great supplement to my Apple keyboard. I love the 10 key. Easily connects to my desktop. The only thing I wish was different is the charging cable. For my apple keyboard, I use a lightening charger and for the 10key, it is a USB c.

Really like this product. I'm a software engineer and i'm on my computer 12+ hours a day. I bought a split keyboard but didn't have a 10 key. This little guy is a lifesaver. It's lightweight, compact, easy to carry in my backpack, very quiet, and the keys are of exceptional quality. Excellent for the mobile worker. Also, it synched right up via bluetooth to my computer so no installation headaches at all. Definitely recommend!

Have only used this for a week, but so far I'm impressed. I can't comment on the battery life but it seems to run a long time, and is easy to recharge. Haven't run the battery fully down. For the record, I purchased this item. It paired with my MacBook Pro quickly. The MacOS couldn't identify the keypad, and asked for a few keys to be pressed. That didn't register with the computer so it gave me the option of just saying "ANSI keyboard", which I selected, and all was well. I turn the unit off when not in use, but if you don't use it for a bit, it goes to sleep. I haven't had any issues with the computer recognizing it when I turn it on or wake it up. Using the program "PCalc" on the laptop makes for effortless numerical input and speeds up data entry. All in all I have had good luck with Macally products, and this one is no exception. If I later find issues I will amend this review; but as of now, at this price-point it is an excellent product, with a brand name I've come to trust, well made and not cheap "junk" like some of the cheapies. Those who posted negative reviews may have gotten bad keypads but mine is not one of them!

Pairs easily. It's a little flaky on reconnecting. Especially when switching between my work laptop and home laptop. But it works great, and it's so handy to have the x-keys and keypad. I certainly like the keys on this better, more like the earlier 2015 macbooks with more raised keys. Better to type on. I certainly like the arrow keys over the 2017 and 2020 macbooks. Especially the 2017. Horrible design on those arrow keys on that model of macbook. Not really sure what else can be said. It works fine. List off Cons? Sure, why not... No battery indicator at all. None. Not even in the GUI in bluetooth prefs. Honestly that's a silly design. I guess when it stops working I know to charge it, huh? The buttons aren't really quite where you expect them to be and they crammed more in. It can throw you if you're used to a standard numpad. I'm old. The writing is insane small. I have to hold it and squint and try to use my bifocals just right in enough light to hit it just write to see whether it is on or off. And as a famous idiot-savant once said, "That's all I have to say about that."

I've only had it one day, and since I do a lot of number crunching, it is great having a bluetooth-capable ten-key number keypad. You can only get space gray colored shell with black keys or aluminum/silver colored shell with white keys, kind of a bummer with an aluminum colored laptop shell and black keys. But the space gray/black is close enough of an aesthetic match in dimmer light to my aluminum MacBook that it'll do. Functionally, it seems to work great. However, unlike my wireless Apple Magic Trackpad, this thing apparently does not report battery status (i.e., how may electrons are left in the rechargeable gas tank). I wish it did. IF there is a way to enable that feature, I'd love to hear about how to do that. But, all in all, after one day of serious use, I'm good with it.

Perfect! Macally wins again!

I have a MacBook and didn't want to spend the money to purchase a MacBook with a keypad. I love this Macally keypad. It works perfectly with my MacBook, is well made and costs way less than a MackBook with a keypad. The button above the Num Lock/Clear button allows you to switch between a PC and MacBook. I would recommend to anyone that has to work a lot with numbers.

Low Quality, stopped working after just 4 months. No answer from tech support or warranty.