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A popular choice over the years, the Logitech K380 is a really good all-round Bluetooth keyboard. It’s practically compatible with all devices (Windows, Mac, Chrome OS, Android, iPad, iPhone, Apple TV, or any Bluetooth-enabled computers or mobile devices that support external keyboards). 22 Key Bluetooth Numeric Keypad for Mac/PC (BTNUMKEY22) $ 29.99 & FREE shipping on orders over $75. MPN#: BTNUMKEY22. Type: Keyboards. Share: The Macally BTNUMKEY22, is a 22 key numeric keypad, allows professionals to efficiently enter long sequence of numbers in spreadsheets, accounting programs, calculators and increase their productivity.
- Numeric Keypad Wireless Bluetooth Number Pad Keyboard for Apple Mac Laptops: Description: 34-key: numeric keypad Design. Bluetooth Connection: It is easily connected with Bluetooth BT-enabled OS. Business use: The BT numeric keyboard is more lightweight and durable. You can put it into your bag and carry it for business trip.
- Wireless Bluetooth 34 Keys Numeric Keypad Number Pad Keyboard For Apple Mac-book.
- The Microsoft Bluetooth Number Pad offers you convenience wherever you go. This Bluetooth-enabled number pad keeps you productive at the office and wherever you like to work, and the sleek, ultra-thin design and included carrying case makes it easy to take it with you and is the perfect complement for any laptop or netbook.
The Macally BTNUMKEY22, is a 22 key numeric keypad, allows professionals to efficiently enter long sequence of numbers in spreadsheets, accounting programs, calculators and increase their productivity. The Macally BTNUMKEY22 is very easy to use. Simply pair it with your computer (no software requried!) and you are ready to go.
FEATURES:
- 22-key numeric keypad to quickly and efficiently enter long sequences of numbers
- Bluetooth wireless connectivity up to 10 m (30 ft)
- Four arrow keys to navigate in Excel sheet easily
- Tilt ergonomic design
- 1 'AAA' battery included
- System requirements: Bluetooth enabled computer; Mac OS X 10.6 and later; Microsoft Windows 7/8/10
BENEFITS:
- Ideal addition to PC and Mac laptop computers
- Ideal addition for Apple compact keyboard
- Cut the Cable. Bluetooth keeps desktop area clean and clutter free.
- 4 arrow keys for easy navigation in Excel sheet
- Up to 400 hours battery usage time
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Features
- 18-key numeric keypad to quickly and efficiently enter long sequences of numbers
- Plug and Play via 5 ft/150 cm USB cable (No software required)
- Thin (only 0.5'), compact and white to match perfectly with Mac
- Flip-out cable manager bracket
- System requirements: USB port; Mac OS X v10.6 or later; Windows 7/8/10
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104 Key Full-Size USB Keyboard with Short-Cut Keys for Mac (MKEYE)
$ 19.99
Features:
- 104 key full-size USB keyboard
- Features 15 convenient MacOS X shortcut keys for one-touch control of Mac application
- Low profile responsive keys designed to enhance your typing experience
- LED indicators for caps locks, num lock and power
- Plug and play connection via USB ‰with no drivers or software needed
- Easily change the Function key settings without going into System Preferences, by pressing 'Fn + ESC'. Quickly go from performing special features shown in each key's icon to standard function keys (F1, F2, F3..)
- Low profile for easy storage inside a keyboard drawer
Specification:
- Dimension: 17.25 in x 1.00 in x 6.00 in (LxHxW)
- Net Weight: 1.12 lbs
- USB Cable Length: 5 ft (60 inches)
- 1 Year Manufacturers Warranty
Bluetooth Number Pad Macbook
System Requirements:
- Mac OS X v10.3 to v10.10 and above
- Any Macs or Windos OS with a USB port
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Bluetooth Number Pad For Macbook Pro
$ 29.99
Keyboard Features:
Bluetooth Number Pad Machine
- 104 key full-size USB keyboard
- Features 15 convenient MacOS X shortcut keys for one-touch control of Mac application
- Low profile responsive keys designed to enhance your typing experience
- LED indicators for caps locks, num lock and power
- Plug and play connection via USB with no drivers or software needed
- Easily change the Function key settings without going into System Preferences, by pressing 'Fn + ESC'. Quickly go from performing special features shown in each key's icon to standard function keys (F1, F2, F3..)
- Low profile for easy storage inside a keyboard drawer
Mouse Features:
- 3 button USB mouse
- Precise scroll wheel, perfectly positioned to roll smoothly under your finger
- Ergonomically designed body sculpted to provide exceptional comfort
- 1000 DPI precision optical sensor
- Plug and play with no driver needed
- Supports both Mac and PC
System Requirements:
- Mac OS X v10.3 to v10.10 and above
- Any Macs or Windos OS with a USB port
I just bought a Microsoft wireless 6000 bluetooth keyboard set today for my iMac that also came with a separate number pad. I paired the keyboard first, no problem. I did have to press the bluetooth button on the bottom of the keyboard though to get it into pairing mode and then it accepted the numeric passkey.
Once that was done I did the number pad. Same thing... it identified the number pad immediately but I did press the button on the bottom of the number pad and then entered the numbers and hit 'enter'. Only weird thing is that it wanted to identify the type of keyboard when I connected the number pad. It was asking me to press the key to side of the left shift key and then the key to the side of the right shift key. Hmmm....
I figured since it was part really of a regular keyboard I just entered those keys on the regular keyboard and that worked! Number pad is working as it should. If you are still having issues, try removing the entry in the bluetooth settings for the number pad and going through the process again after you press the bluetooth button on the bottom of your number pad. Good Luck!
P.S. I know this is dumb question but just checking, you were entering the numbers requested on the actual Numeric keypad you were trying to connect (I hope)? Not on your main keyboard?
James
Once that was done I did the number pad. Same thing... it identified the number pad immediately but I did press the button on the bottom of the number pad and then entered the numbers and hit 'enter'. Only weird thing is that it wanted to identify the type of keyboard when I connected the number pad. It was asking me to press the key to side of the left shift key and then the key to the side of the right shift key. Hmmm....
I figured since it was part really of a regular keyboard I just entered those keys on the regular keyboard and that worked! Number pad is working as it should. If you are still having issues, try removing the entry in the bluetooth settings for the number pad and going through the process again after you press the bluetooth button on the bottom of your number pad. Good Luck!
P.S. I know this is dumb question but just checking, you were entering the numbers requested on the actual Numeric keypad you were trying to connect (I hope)? Not on your main keyboard?
James
Bluetooth Number Pad Mac
Nov 11, 2010 2:29 PM