Lekvey Bluetooth Number Pad, 10 Keys Numeric Keypad Portable Wireless Bluetooth Keypad : 28-Key Numpad Extensions for Financial Accounting Data Entry for Laptop Surface Pro Tablets Windows, Silver

I really like having this numeric keypad. Very easy to setup with Bluetooth. Works right away out of the box after setup. And no software required. The keys works very well and easy to press. I really like the keys layout and have both a backspace and delete keys. Very convenient and portable. And has a sleep mode so doesn't waste battery when not in use. Also it doesn't slide around on table like some keypads do. Highly recommend.

My biggest concern when purchasing this product—or any of the other Bluetooth number pads out there—was whether or not it would work with my Chromebook (specifically the Pixel Slate.) In theory it should, but not everything always works as it should in theory, and none of the other reviews or Q&A confirmed it. I took a chance, and am very glad that I did.This number pad paired instantly to my Slate and ave me no trouble whatsoever. Of course the calculator shortcut doesn't work, but I didn't expect it to, ChromeOS just doesn't work that way. (For the record I also paired this to my Win10 machine and the calculator button does work as expected there, so just make sure you know your OS and its capabilities and limitations before purchasing.) The other functions, such as shortcuts for $, 00, and so on actually do work perfectly which was a very pleasant surprise. Those features were what led me to purchase this number pad as opposed to the other ones on offer, even though I didn't know if they would work or not.I've only had it for about a week and only used it twice, so I can't speak to battery life or long-term durability, but it seems very well made and not cheap-feeling at all, so that would indicate it should last for a long time.One thing to note: I really wanted some sort of hardshell travel case for this, because I want to keep it nice and protect its keys. It was a bit of a challenge finding a case as the specific dimensions of this keypad don't conform to typical case sizes. I look at external harddrive cases, USB battery pack cases, camcorder cases, mini projector cases—none had the right dimensions. I finally ended up going with an AmazonBasics case for a 5" GPS ( https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Hard-Carrying-Case-5-Inch/dp/B004I5BUSO/ ), and that seems to be working fairly well. The keypad doesn't lay flat in the case, but it will fit at an angle and not bounce or move around inside, while also not being crushed or only just barely fitting. Overall I think it's a good fit, so I wanted to mention it for anyone else who might be looking for a case and hopefully save you some time searching for one.My main purpose for this review is to hopefully help anyone else wondering if this will work with a Chromebook, and I am happy to report that it does indeed function perfectly with ChromeOS. Highly recommended!

It works great with my Lenovo yoga laptop. But most of the time I’m too lazy to get it out. If I used more numbers more often (like I expected to do when I ordered it). If you do go for it!

The 7 Lucky Numeric Keypad (Model: BT302) is a Bluetooth 3.0 device. To use the device for the first time, insert two AAA 1.5 volt batteries, and turn on the device using the on-off switch on the back of the device. Using Microsoft Windows 10, this device is paired in the usual manner after pressing and holding for three seconds the <Calculator-Bluetooth> key until the blue light blinks (this makes the device discoverable) and following the “Add Bluetooth or other device” procedure. After clicking on the the discovered device name “Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard,” the device will be paired. Pairing allows the device to automatically connect to the computer when the device is turned on. When the blue light is illuminated, the device is in the active number entry mode. When the device is not used for 20 minutes, the blue light will turn off and the device will go into battery save mode. Press and hold any key to re-enter active mode again. The device can be turned off using the on-off switch when it is not being used. Using this keyboard device is straightforward. All of the large 28 flat keys provide the characters or the commands that are labeled on the keys (22 character keys [<Tab>,00$()=/*-+7894561230.] plus 6 action keys [ <Calculator-Bluetooth>, <NUM>, <ESC>, <DEL>, <BS>, <Enter>]). The permanence of the key labeling is not known. The usual Windows “Num lock” function is provided with the <NUM> key. When in number entry mode, the blue light will be illuminated. When the alternate keyboard mode is active, the blue light will be off, and the <Home>, <End>, <PgUp>, <PgDn>, and <4 cursor move actions> functions can be used. For convenience, the key in the upper left corner (the <Calculator-Bluetooth> key) runs the Windows Calculator app. The center <5> key has a tiny bump for finger location. All of the keys work smoothly without noise or errors. Owners of this keyboard should feel lucky to have such a well made device as this.

I love this little keyboard. I prefer number pads when I'm imputting numbers and this has been a life changer for me. Easy set up on both my note 20 ultra and my tab 8 ultra. The only thing I don't care for is having to hit the numberlock to be able to use the arrows for navigation since they are on the number buttons instead of having their own buttons. In all honesty if they did have their own buttons it probably wouldn't be as convenient and compact so I didn't take away a star instead I just use the arrows on my keyboard case that came with my tablet. I use excel alot and it saves me a lot of typing time and works great with my calculator apps. Also just to note I have not really tried figuring out the calculator button but I thought I could just click it and the calculator app would show up and that's not the case (no real instructions aside from bluetoothset up so i didnt mess with it since its minor), but when I bring up the app it saves time and everything works flawlessly.