from $48.59
Color: White
2 configurations available
The R-Go Tools Wireless Numpad Break is a compact, white wireless numpad designed to enhance your workspace. Weighing just 3.4 oz and measuring 5.5 x 0.4 inches, this lightweight accessory features a durable aluminum and plastic construction. It connects wirelessly via 2.4 GHz Radio/RF and offers up to 50 hours of operating battery life from its Lithium-Ion battery, with LED illumination in green, red, and yellow. This numpad is fully functional across Android, Linux, Mac, and Windows operating systems, making it a versatile tool for data entry and calculations.
The choice between membrane, low-profile, and mechanical switches determines typing feel and noise. Consider ergonomics and layout sizes (full-size vs tenkeyless) based on desk space and numpad reliance. Available from $48.59.
Keyboards are passive peripherals with almost zero cost of ownership. Wireless models may require occasional battery replacements, but energy costs are negligible.
Common Failure Modes
Liquid spills and physical debris are the primary killers of keyboards. Mechanical switches can develop 'chatter' (registering double keystrokes), while membrane domes lose elasticity.
The choice between membrane, low-profile, and mechanical switches determines typing feel and noise. Consider ergonomics and layout sizes (full-size vs tenkeyless) based on desk space and numpad reliance.
Mechanical keyboards can last for decades due to durable individual switches. Membrane keyboards degrade faster as the rubber domes lose their elasticity.
The R-Go Tools Wireless Numpad Break (White) is available at bhphoto, starting at $48.59.
Keyboards are passive peripherals with almost zero cost of ownership. Wireless models may require occasional battery replacements, but energy costs are negligible.
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