Top Computer Keyboards Without Number Pad

Great addition to my iMac which came with a wireless keyboard WITHOUT a number pad. It is not wireless but works great. NO complaints. I love it!

It's a keyboard. It does keyboard things. It has cool buttons on the top. That's really all that needs said; if you want a keyboard that's cheap, this is a good one, especially since it has a number pad. (How do people even use keyboards without a number pad?)

Great keyboard, I like that it has the number pad.

This landing pad is perfect for landing the very small DJI Mini 2. Without it, because the drone is so small, the blades would get interfered with by grass, sand and other stuff on the ground. It's also nice to have a visual reference for returning the drone to home in a clearing where I've placed this landing pad. Definitely recommend picking one up.

I really don't care for digital keyboards. This adds an excellent keyboard and touch pad for my 12.9 iPad. It is limited compared to keyboards on a full computer, but for the iPad it does all that is necessary. The iPad/keyboard combo is just outstanding for mobile computing!

I have other Native Instrument keyboards, but I'm using this one more for when quick ideas come up. Sort of like a sketch pad keyboard versus a production one. Easy to carry any where, and setup is just plugging in the usb cable. The price is right as well.

I play keyboards in a band and it involves a number of cables. These have made a nice difference from set up to tear down. Worth it. Only wish there were color choices.

After looking at a number of keyboards, I had settled on the Apple Folio. However, I had trouble finding a case that could both accommodate the Folio and actually protect the corners of the iPad. This one works well. The only detractor is that it is difficult to fold back to use as a writing tablet with the Apple Pencil.

We needed compact keyboards for a crowed shelf. We have 2 side by side in about the same space as one traditional keyboard. Of course theres no number keypad, but turning on the numlock function (which was on by default - caught me by surprise until I discovered how to turn it off) allows easy input of numerical data such as timecode.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was given this product in exchange for my honest review. This product is fantastic! I have tried a number of different keyboards for my iPad and this is the closest one to the Apple branded keyboard! Many of the other keyboards I have tried have had issues with connectivity and functionality but not this one! My husband likes it so much he is thinking about getting his own!