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Reddit mentions of Wireless Numeric Keypad, JOYEKY Aluminum Bluetooth Number Pad 34-Keys External Number Keyboard Shortcut Keypad Data Entry Compatible iMac, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, MacBook, and Mac Mini etc
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Wireless Numeric Keypad, JOYEKY Aluminum Bluetooth Number Pad 34-Keys External Number Keyboard Shortcut Keypad Data Entry Compatible iMac, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, MacBook, and Mac Mini etc. Here are the top ones.
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[Silm Aluminum Design & Matching with Apple Products]: Our JOYEKY number pad is constructed of solid and premium aluminum materials for long-lasting use. The ergonomic tilt for comfortable typing and good look and slim Apple-style appearance perfectly match your apple magic wireless keyboard as side external numeric keypad. It is compatible with your Macbook, MacBook Air/Pro, iMac, PC, surface pro, laptop or desktop as the side external numeric keypad.[34 Keys with Shortcut Key]: Increase your data entry speed and accuracy with this 34 keys numeric keypad, including all numbers, dedicated control keys for home, end, tab, page up/ down, calculator key, screen capture key, set of arrow keys and more. 【NOTE: Calculator key need to manually open the calculator program on iMac and MacBook, then input the number on keypad to run the calculatfunction】[Widely Compatibility]: Our JOYEKY Bluetooth numeic keypad is widely compatible for Mac OS, IOS, Window and Android system, which can work with your iMac, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and laptop with Windows 10/ 8/ 7【NOTE: Due to MAC OS is a special system, the "page up", "page down", "search", "screenshot", and "ins" key won't work with Mac, but other keys and number keys can work well】[Built-in 110mAh Rechargeable Battery]: With the built-in rechargeable battery, the Bluetooth number keypad is easily recharged through the included micro USB cable. The Bluetooth wireless keypad also has the auto sleep function, which can save energy and keep working at any time (Press any key can wake-up the number keypad within 3 seconds). Our number pad keyboard has more than 2 months of standby time and only requires 2 hours of charging time.[Easy Bluetooth 3.0 Connection & Brand Guarantee]: Our numeric pad can be easily paired with a notebook or laptop by simply pressing the pairing button on the back. It will automatically connect with your devices after the first use (The specific matching method can be found in the product page details description). Please contact us when you have any issue to get earliest customer support.
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 0.47244 Inches |
| Length | 5.74802 Inches |
| Weight | 0.27337320488 Pounds |
| Width | 4.44881 Inches |
I ended up buying a slightly used Dell XPS15 9570 (less than a year old) for cheap off a friend who needed to switch to an Apple. It has 4k screen 8750H cpu, and GTX 1050Ti. Its a nice machine, and will perform well enough when travelling. I bought an Aorus Gaming Box 2070 for when at destination or home (basically its like a Thunderbolt Dock/hub with a graphics card for only $300 more). Upgraded memory and SSD. I miss a 10-key, but got a bluetooth one that works well. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GWSLSVP/ Weight is higher, and batterylife is lower, but overall it was worth it for the deal I got.
By the way, here are the links to the ones in the picture:
https://www.amazon.com/Wireless-JOYEKY-Aluminum-External-Compatible/dp/B07GWSLSVP
https://www.amazon.com/Scorpius-32-Keypad-Professional-Numeric/dp/B0016PB994
Neither one of them is *bad*, I was just curious if there was something in between the two in price.
https://www.amazon.com/Koolertron-Single-Handed-Programmable-Mechanical-Keyboard/dp/B076M9SMZ8/
\^ This guy is pretty nice too, probably the closest to matching the compactness of the Yoda II. I don't love red switches, but if you don't mind them, it's got relatively high praise.
There are a lot of general-purpose programmable hardware keyboards, and historically, there have been plenty of good navigation clusters. But finding something with the good old familiar shape that's actually in stock at a store is "abandon all hope, all ye who attempt this" level difficult.
ಠಗಠAnd of course the sky's the limit if you turn it into a weekend project to make something yourself. I don't mind building, but it usually turns into a month-long project of obsessing over every single detail until I forgot why I started it, lol.