Magicforce 21-Key Mechanical Numpad V2
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Magicforce 21-Key Mechanical Numpad V2
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Whether you’re entering large amounts of data, doing your taxes, or playing Garry’s Mod, a dedicated numpad comes in handy. This one from Magicforce features 21 backlit keys and a removable USB cable Read More
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h3ntaig0d
8
Aug 14, 2019
Bought it to use as a “stream deck” for SLOBS, with all the extra keys I can use for scenes and transitions and extra stuff. Tested the switches (Cherry Blues) with osu! with how other member have said rapid presses can be a slight issue, and so far I haven’t run into a issue with rapid key presses (or streams). So far, loving the keypad overall.
One thing I wish about the Numpad however, I would’ve liked it to be USB-C, but that’s a me being a little nitpicky.
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alysdexia
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Nov 6, 2019
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TRUMP2020
10
Nov 29, 2019
dang yo
Just a nice numpad. Does exactly what it suppose too and looks fantastic.
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iamsancho
96
Jun 26, 2019
Weird behavior on Mac - must toggle Num Lock
Plugged into an iMac out of the box, and tested quick number entry. If you enter numbers slowly, it works fine. As soon as you enter them rapidly one after another, it registers multiple key presses. For example, typing "1", "2", "1" in quick succession yields:
1122121
Entering "9", "8", "7" in quick succession:
989789787
Oddly enough, if the Fn key is held down with my other hand while doing both of the above, the results are normal. However, the "5" key controls the LED settings so keeping Fn down for regular use is a no-go.
After some trial and error, I found that toggling the NumLock key on the magicforce pad fixes the Mac key repeat issue. Unfortunately, when the device is unplugged or loses power, the state of the NumLock key is lost so it has to be hit again before the keypad can be used.
Works perfectly on a Windows PC.
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zhwn
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Nov 5, 2019
I contacted Varmilo and they had me run a firmware update (an .exe file I had to run in a VM, natch) that semi-fixed the numlock issue; it caused other keys to repeat instead. It's definitely something software-related that I'm not prepared to deal with.
iamsancho
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Nov 5, 2019
Owing to the interest in this thread, I've done some further troubleshooting. On macOS Mojave, with this keypad, I used a utility called Key Codes to look at what is being sent from the keypad to the host OS.
Plug in the keypad, don't press Num Lock:
Key pressed: [1]
"Key Down" codes received: 71, 83, 71, 71
Key pressed: [5]
"Key Down" codes received: 71, 87, 71, 71
Code 71 corresponds to "Clear" on a standard Apple keyboard's numpad. Code 87 is what the Apple keyboard numpad sends when [5] is pressed. Note that this is different from pressing the [5] on the number row above the alphas (that [5] is code 23). So let's press Num Lock:
After pressing Num Lock:
Key pressed: [1]
"Key Down" code received: 83
Key pressed: [5]
"Key Down" code received: 87
These extra code 71 ("Clear") messages seem to be what's creating the multiple repeats in macOS, but which Windows seems to need to correctly accept the numpad code ranges (82-89, 91,92). In other words, without the code 71 before and two code 71 messages after, Windows doesn't do anything with codes in the numpad ranges, only codes in the number row range (codes 18-29). An Apple OEM keyboard never sends code 71 along with a number entry (of course it sends it if "Clear" is pressed).
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dooSteve
9
Sep 1, 2020
This is essential for work.
The number pad is essential for accounting. I prefer the 10key less keyboard, but because of my work, I have to use the keypad. So, Magicforce 21-key is a very good choice!
When you don't need it, you can save space by separating it.
When you don't need it, you can save space by separating it.
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chrstphr
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Jun 29, 2020
Half of what I was expecting...
Looks nice and I like it as an external number pad, but I'm using it with a Mac and I really wish the function keys worked out of the box. It feels like something that should be plug and play - not plug and half play. Will have to give Karabiner a shot, but that's a bit of a disappointment.
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Gingersnaps
1
Jul 26, 2020
Good to have a num pad back
Works great as a supplemental num pad with my 60% and I like having it on the left of my keyboard
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bmichael11
6
Jul 8, 2020
Perfectly acceptable numpad
They numpad works. It's simple and does what I need it to. The calculator shortcut is nice, as is the dedicated backspace key. Overall it was a goof purchase.
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Ares78
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May 20, 2020
Does its job
Bought it because my work laptop didn’t have a numpad built in (and i need a numpad). Keycaps aren’t shine through so the backlighting is kinda pointless, but then you shouldn’t really be typing in dim environments anyways. Micro b in 2019 is not great. But it works so can’t really complain.
FailureGuy
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May 19, 2020
Great numpad!
Highly recommend it for those who need a numpad for their computer!
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