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Cha
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
After struggling with my laptop's awkward integrated number keys for financial spreadsheets, this KZZI mechanical number pad has dramatically improved both my data entry speed and accuracy. The hot-swappable key design offers customization possibilities I hadn't anticipated, allowing me to adjust the tactile response to my precise preference. The triple connectivity options provide exceptional versatility—seamlessly switching between my desktop PC via 2.4G, tablet via Bluetooth, and laptop via USB-C without reconfiguration or pairing delays. After two months of intensive daily use, the rechargeable battery still requires charging only once every two weeks, with reliable connection maintenance throughout. The PBT keycaps show zero shine or wear despite extensive use, maintaining both their matte texture and key legends. The programmable RGB lighting not only adds an aesthetic element to my workspace but provides practical illumination during evening work sessions. The gasket-mounted construction delivers a satisfying typing experience with acoustic dampening that makes rapid number entry pleasant rather than disruptive in shared workspaces. While premium-priced compared to basic numpads, the combination of exceptional build quality, versatile connectivity, and customizable mechanical performance makes this a worthwhile investment for anyone whose work involves significant numerical data entry.
Christine
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
Great with the Nuphy Halo 75 v2 as a companion. It's bright af.
Sandra Loaiza
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025
Excelente calidad
Benjamin Watson
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025
This is a really nice unit in terms of physical construction. The switches and caps are well-matched to it. The switches genuinely feel really nice and the caps are a good-quality doubleshot with clear legend. It feels wonderful to type on and I have no complaints there.My biggest complaint is the total lack of software control. Most people who would order something like this are people who love custom keyboards. Not being able to rebind keys, set up macros, or anything like that is a HUGE con for the numpad. You can't even control the RGB, as far as I can tell, except for to make it dimmer or turn it off entirely. I really wish they would've used a QMK/Via board for their software, or something similar, to give it more customizability. As it stands, I think it's a nice value proposition, it just really needs some kind of software control.
Pickles
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
I didn’t think I’d ever get excited about a number pad, but the KZZI Mechanical Number Pad completely changed my mind. For someone who’s shifted to smaller keyboard layouts (60% and 75% boards, mostly), having a standalone numpad that matches the quality of my main setup is a huge plus. This numpad feels like it was designed for people who love their mechanical keyboards but still need occasional access to number keys.The first thing I noticed was how solid and premium it feels. The starry gray design with PBT keycaps is not only durable but also looks fantastic. It blends seamlessly with my existing setup without being flashy. If you’re into the “thock” sound profile, this delivers that satisfying sound without any of the annoying pinging or hollowness you might expect from cheaper numpads. The built-in sound-absorbing foam really makes a difference here, creating a smooth and crisp typing experience.Functionally, it’s incredibly versatile. You get three connection options: Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz wireless, and USB-C. Switching between them is seamless, and I love that I can pair it with multiple devices, whether it’s my laptop, tablet, or desktop. The 1000mAh rechargeable battery is another huge win—no hunting for AA batteries when it dies. I haven’t pushed it to the limits yet, but I’ve easily gotten through a full workday with RGB lighting on medium brightness.The knob is a standout feature. It’s metallic, smooth to turn, and surprisingly useful. You can switch between adjusting volume, lighting, and even web browsing controls. If your keyboard doesn’t have a knob, this numpad fills that gap nicely.There are a few small nitpicks. The software for customization isn’t as polished as some of the bigger brands, but it gets the job done once you figure it out. Also, while the numpad is fairly compact, it’s slightly heavier than I expected—not a bad thing if it stays on your desk, but something to consider if you’re carrying it around often.Compared to other standalone numpads I’ve tried, this one is in a league of its own. Most options out there feel like afterthoughts—functional but clunky or cheap. The KZZI numpad matches the feel of my high-end mechanical keyboards, which is rare.If you’ve moved to a compact keyboard and miss having a number pad, or just want a better option than what’s built into most full-sized keyboards, this is a fantastic choice. It’s functional, customizable, and genuinely fun to use. For me, it’s a no-brainer addition to my setup.
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