Corsair Keyboard Numbers Row Not Working

I love this keyboard. I will never go back to Corsair.

Love my Macbook but missed an extended keyboard for entering numbers, especially with bookkeeping.

First of all, I'm not sure why Logitech ever discontinued this excellent keyboard. It was inexpensive for my budget, and had the PERFECT feel. I cannot stand the insane loudness of mechanical keyboards. This keyboard hits the sweet spot as it is not too loud or too quiet. The width of the keyboard is just perfect, as I sit in a recliner in front of a big TV, and have no issues with anything. Unlike someone below complaining about the numeric keypad on the right..... that is standard on almost every keyboard. No one uses the top row, are you kidding me? It's too easy to use your right hand to easily hit every number and math symbol. Top row numbers are useless unless you're playing a game. They take longer to press because they are spaced out about 10 inches!!! No thanks! Now, I will miss this keyboard greatly, and sadly I spilled stuff on mine and two of the buttons now stick forever and I kind of broke them when trying to clean it, so I will be buying another keyboard. But the other fantastic feature of this keyboard that is hard to find anywhere is the USB rechargeable feature. This allows me to not have to worry about changing batteries all the time! I don't even like changing rechargeable batteries because it's just annoying. It's so much simpler to be able to charge the keyboard with a USB cable and get several days or weeks of life out of one charge, depending on usage. RIP, K800. You will be missed.

Pros: nice keyboard, illumination is excellent, just what I wantedCons: bottom row of keys is a little stiff; the spacebar especially, but it doesn't really bother me...

numbers only available at the top now, the side keyboard has been removed, but it is the same way on the macs and maybe they are trying to be more streamlined; however, it was a difficult habit to break for me. the envy was easy to set up, the keyboard is responsive and has large buttons, battery life has been excellent so far, mcafee security comes free the first month, you can keep it or get your own. my envy was purchased for basic home use, not business, but it's still a good quality machine, highly recommended.

This is my first wireless keyboard with a numeric extension. It is perfect when entering many numbers into documents and spreadsheets. I do not know how I have gotten by with just a keyboard. This is worth your consideration when in the market for a new or replacement keyboard for your Mac.

I bought these to replace my much wider, and wired, keyboard (which has the full set of numbers on the right-hand side). Because I spend so much time behind the computer, the width of my old keyboard started to give me shoulder issues, as I needed to reach my track pad way far on the right. With this current, narrower, keyboard, the shoulder pain has now finally nearly disappeared. I have had it since December, and it is still on its original charge, and it is oh so comfortable to type on. I simply love it.

This is the Best Apple Keyboard. Yes, you have to charge it once in a while because it's wireless. But if you do ANY typing of numbers, you'll want this keyboard. But it now.

This is my second wireless expanded keyboard and it works great. If you work with numbers, it is far easier than the standard keyboard that comes with my new iMac. However I do miss the touch button.

The keyboard has a great feel. The only negative I can report is that the stylized numbers are a little hard to read. I like that the light level is adjustable, but I could do without the light pattern options. Good that it can be turned off.