Satisfied
A product that lives up to the description, the shell is simple, soft and light so it will be easy to fit, so I'm very happy. I'll try it out later.
Sandberg Wireless Numeric Keypad 2 is the essential tool for every laptop - the fastest way to type numbers. The Numeric Keypad is also wireless, allowing you to place it wherever you like and avoid cable clutter.
PC and Mac compatible wireless numeric keypad
The essential tool for your laptop!
Sandberg Wireless Numeric Keypad 2 is the must-have tool for every laptop - the fastest way to type numbers. The numeric keypad is also wireless, allowing you to place it wherever you like and avoid cable clutter. The tiny USB receiver can be installed automatically without the need to install any drivers and connects immediately with the number pad.
Main features:
General information |
Product name |
Sandberg Wireless Numeric Keypad 2 |
Brand |
Sandberg | |
Model |
630-05 | |
Technical specifications |
Interface with the computer |
USB |
Wireless |
Yes | |
Color |
Black | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 3 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 6 Oct 2016
A product that lives up to the description, the shell is simple, soft and light so it will be easy to fit, so I'm very happy. I'll try it out later.
I use it on a Windows 10 PC. The OS recognises and installs the driver automatically.
The keys are quiet but a bit soft, not the best feeling but in use this is not a problem, unless you spam the same key quickly.
The keyboard automatically goes into sleep mode after 5 minutes, and comes out of this state as soon as you press a key. It's impossible to turn it off. I've been using it for 4 months now and I still haven't changed the battery.
The wireless range is good for normal use.
Sometimes the keyboard goes to sleep instantly or at least the numbers don't go through. I don't know if it's the lack of battery or that sometimes the wireless signal is bad but it's quite rare in my use.
I'm still satisfied, this object allows me to gain in ergonomics on the desk and to use it with the left hand when I have a lot of numbers to fill in.
It's the only wireless keypad on LDLC at the time of writing this review so I can only recommend it if you're looking to get rid of a cable.
Works immediately under Ubuntu 18.04 (on a Thinkpad), which is not always the case (I speak from experience!). The touch is good, the keys are rather quiet. The touchpad is a bit light, but the anti-slip pads are numerous and do their job well, so the whole thing holds together well.
Overall, though, more could have been done. We would have appreciated an on/off button, a notice indicating at least if there is an automatic standby mode, as well as a slot to store the USB connector. A battery would not have been superfluous either, given the overall price.
In the end, a price that will not disappoint on its main functions, but whose price seems a little high in relation to the features provided.
The keyboard is heavy enough not to move and the keys are comfortable. The keyboard is heavy enough not to move, the keys are comfortable, but sometimes it has to go into standby mode so that the first numbers typed are not taken into account. This is quite annoying when you do a lot of typing.
Nothing found to remedy this.
I bought this product as a replacement for a wired keyboard so the thin cable ended up breaking.
I have been using this product for some time now and it is a great product. I have been using it for some time now and it is a great product. I have to say that I would have to give one star to the manual.
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