Motospeed Mechanical Numeric Keypad Hot-Swap GATERON Switch Wired Gaming Keypad RGB Backlit PBT Keycap 21 Keys Mini Numpad Portable Keypad Extended Layout(Gateron Red)

Being honest, I really love the key response and noises this pad makes, but I wouldn't want it to be the response from my normal small keyboard. Love the lights and clicks when I want to hit the numpad, and to be honest I'm pretty happy for that. Feels like plugging the numbers on a retro calculator. If that's what you're after then this is definitely a good choice. The lighting is great, lot's of options for colours and a few for macros. Only criticism would be the software - it gets blocked by your run-of-the-mill virus guard. It'd be great if that could be resolved. Otherwise no compaints.

Couldnt find many video reviews online for this particular model. Bought for the red switches to play osu! which works really well and has alot of RGB effects. Also pretty quick shipping took around 3 days.Edit: after a few weeks of use one of the switches only has stopped working properly as it only detects key presses sometimes

It just works, you plug it in and it's a mechanical numpad, yay! When I bought my mechanical keyboard, I opted for one without a numpad to save space on my desk, only to realise how much I missed using a numpad for typing codes and such. Had it been an expensive thing I wouldn't have bothered but at that price (less than €20 shipped) I couldn't really resist it. It has blue switches in there (Otemu I think), so you get a satisfying click, and there's RGB lighting with a lot of modes to choose from, so if you're extending an existing mechanical keyboard with RGB lighting it shouldn't seem out of place.

There is no documentation for anything other than making the LEDs glow in different colours, which has no interest to me. I bought this because it's supposed to have reprogrammable keys, which in a sense it does have. However, how they work is not covered in any manual that I can find, even once I'd found the driver software needed.I asked the seller a question: "Is there a manual that covers reprogramming the keys?". Their response was "Yes, you can download from our official website (www.motospeed.cc).". That is a dead link, and has been for a few days. And I'd already scoured their actual website before it went down, but couldn't find any documentation at all beyond how to make the LEDs change colour.I bought this thinking it would function nicely as a macro pad for MS Flight Simulator 2020, but eventually decided to just use it as a duplicate numpad - smaller than the numpad on my main keyboard, which is useful, but essentially doing the same thing. Any features I'd been hoping to add for this device specifically (via unused shortcuts) had to be added as straight numpad inputs, which isn't quite the same thing.After playing with the driver software, I figured out some of its macro functions without documentation, and managed to get some specific macros working sometimes. But the software crashes frequently while editing macros, and when used alongside MSFS2020 it would sometimes fail to send the key sequences and at other times would send the same sequence repeatedly (eg heading bug changes) until MSFS2020 locked up and had to be killed off.And which of the keys can be reprogrammed? The software seems to suggest you can assign macros or keypresses to any of the keys, but the NUM key always seems to switch numpad mode even with a macro assigned. Do I need to set a mode via the physical keys first? None of this is covered in the documentation because there is essentially no documentation for reprogramming the keys.On the other hand, the unit seems pretty well-made as a basic numpad. It feels pretty solid with a positive action - better than I'd expected for something of this price - and it has a lot of options for key LED colours. I've not encountered any issues with changing LED colours, but as I said it's not something I've used much. And the only reason I'm giving three stars instead of one is because it's nicely made physically.If you want a basic additional numpad, I think this is good value. If you want one that doubles as a macro pad, look elsewhere.

RGB RGB RGB. Its great you can turn the light levels up and down to match your preference, the cherry blues have a satisfying click to them and allow me to be super accurate when inputting numbers- i currently use this working from home and its perfect.I can game on my 10keyless then plug this in when its time to work! super good

I use this keyboard daily to login to my pc and as arrow buttons today it stoped working after what I’d describe as light use. it now flashes white for a second when plugged in then nothing. I’m extremely disappointed as it’s £30 for a keyboard that doesn’t work and also as a cherry on top I have no way to contact any help for this a waste of time an money like it’s actually shocking. I literally had it to the side of my desk as I was gaming not even using it and it just went off? Idk I tried a different cable I tried a wall plug every usb port on my pc so it has to be the board and what am I ment to do with that if it’s broke ? Like it’s a rip off the colours look to light and you can’t darken the hue I should of known it would only disappoint when I went though the rgb it’s all pre set nothing custom about it and thats if you can remember the keybinds to change it.buy a £10 number pad will last longer

The materials are very low quality. The thin keycaps and hollow plastic shell make the keys sound very bad.But at least I'll be able to mod it.Also found a GitHub repo (leifliddy/motospeed-k24) that lets you change colors with a command.

Amazed by the quality.App allows you to setup macros, map keys and rgb control.Plus you can change the default keycaps if you are into that.Recommended

Bin einfach nur begeistert

Die Lieferung erfolgte schnell. Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit der Handhabung

Alors le plastique est un peu cheapMais le rgb est joli .Par contre un sifflement incessant quand il est branché .... Pareil pour les touches mécaniques pas très qualitatives avec un 'jeu de mouvement ' peu agréableAutre point négatif, avec ou sans patin il n'est pas très droit ....il bascule un peu en diagonalePeut être un défaut de conception et j'ai eu de chance mais pour le prix sincèrement c'est pas assez qualitatifSi je pouvait être rembourser je le ferai direct

Well, as the title says I think that for that price the numpad is pretty nice and neat. I’m happy with the design, the overall shape and the LED strip around the body of the numpad are cool. Although the switches not Cherry, those feel pretty decent too.When I made the order only the back design was available – 2 versions (blue a red switches). I just saw that they have added a white version which looks like a slightly newer version. I kind of regret not waiting a little bit to purchase the white version when it go released, because it offers a detachable USB-C cable and better shaped (in my opinion) keycaps. It would have been awesome if the new white version was available with keycaps that are black or some other color (using the new slightly rounded keycaps, but black).I can’t give the full 5-star review for 2 reasons.The 1st reason is that unfortunately the software which you need to control the LED styles and set macros, and program the keys seems a little sketchy. Several antivirus software detects it as Malware. I found a workaround to use a slightly different version of the software that was published on their site. The version that I’m using now is meant to be used on another keyboard that they sell, but It works fine on this numpad.The 2nd reason is the lack of detachable USB-C cable on the older version. It would be very useful when I’m cleaning my desk and I want to temporarily remove the numpad or if you want to use on 2 desk setups. It would be much easier to move it from one place to another.In terms of the sound quality, the numpad is still working fine, I purchased it somewhere around the Black Friday sales in 2022.

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