BOYI TD31Pro Mechanical Number Pad,Bluetooth5.0/2.4G/Type-C Wireless Numeric Keypad,RGB HotSwap Numpad with Screen&Knob,PBT Keycaps Rechargeable Gasket Number keypad for PC Laptop Desktop(Black-Grey)

OUTSTANDING BUILD QUALITY: This numpad is leagues ahead of others I've used. It feels premium in every way; the materials are solid, the keys have a satisfying feel, and nothing about it comes across as cheap. And trust me, I've bought my fair share of PC peripherals—this one stands out as truly top-tier.EFFORTLESS CONNECTIVITY: Connecting it to both Bluetooth and wired modes was incredibly easy. Simply press the function key with the corresponding number (e.g., FN + 4 for Wi-Fi), and it pairs instantly—no repeated confirmations required.RGB CUSTOMIZATION AND DISPLAY: The RGB lighting options are expansive and fully adjustable. You can increase or decrease brightness without the need for external software, straight from the numpad's OLED screen. You can even turn the lights completely off if you prefer a more minimalist look—something that's surprisingly rare in the market from non-popular brand names.PREMIUM PACKAGING: Even the packaging is impressive. Whoever designed and approved the quality components and presentation of this numpad truly understood what premium should feel like. I like extra keycaps, cap puller even a few extra switches came with this. Yes it's hot swap, so you can can customize this willy-nilly as I did lolHonestly, this product sets the bar high—I almost feel bad for any numpad I review after this. It's just that good.CONS: The only thing I can ding this on, is a minor one. The option to replace the turn nob, although it's good, I'd like a metallic silver/gold finish (might be able to do it, but I'm afraid I might make things worse...it doesn't come off easily, and I don't want to press my luck. This can be a good or bad thing as in a previous numpad I owned, it came off tooo easy and the company charged me 20 plus dollars for a small turn nob.FINAL THOUGHTS: Highly recommended for anyone who values quality, ease of use, and customization. (Note:in the picture above, I used custom keycaps. This unit has a keypuller that helped the process)

Ok, so this will be the final edit to this specific number pad from Boyi.This is a very niche product from Boyi, and it is amazing. There are very few issues out of the box. Let’s get it out of the way first. You have to connect the TD31 pro every time you use it. I can’t get it to maintain a connection when it goes to sleep. That’s it.Everything else about this keypad is amazing. It fits well on my desk, and is very functional. I dont use a number pad daily, but weekly. That being said, I would get a different set of switches if I used it t daily. Then again, I would’ve gone with a full sized keyboard instead of a tkl.This pad is solidly built and I expect it to last as long as I would need to to. It doesn’t feel cheaply made at all, it sounds great. The RGB is very bright and the LEDs are south facing which is a nice touch that you unusually see on more premium keypads. Yes, it is a polymer and not metal, but to be fair, metal keyboards always sound louder than they need to. Plastic is the way of the future. Always has been, always will be.In all seriousness, this bit of kit is the most useful thing I have put my workbench since i started using my iMac there. My only regret is that I waited so long to get it.

Just received this keypad and it easily connected to my computer. This replaces another bluetooth keypad I had as I was not happy with the lack of feedback from the buttons on the old one. This keypad is the perfect size and the buttons give good feedback to know that you have pressed them. The only downside are the black buttons as they have black writing on them and are almost impossible to read from any distance. The lights don't light up the keys themselves, but provide light around the perimeter of the keys. It looks nice and is easy to adjust the light settings, but I wish they had either used keys that light up themselves or put white lettering on the black keys. This is why I dropped the rating to 4 stars. Otherwise, the keypad seems good so far with a nice weight and legs that can tilt it up more if you like it that way.

Absolutely perfect little macropad. The key quality feels nice and creamy, the screen is useful and cute, the battery life is way better than I expected it to be, and while the configuration software is a little laggy and ugly, it's still very functional and the issues I have with it are more nitpicky than anything. Even the packaging was surprisingly high-quality. I went from being wary of a brand I didn't know to honestly considering them for even more stuff in the future. As long as the layout is good for you, I really don't think you can go wrong with this.

Debated on giving 4.5 stars just for a small technical issue but it’s honestly not bad at all. It’s great, has a little weight to it packaging was adorable. The English instructions are towards the middle packet. By the way, the little screen where you have the animation. PLEASE NOTE because it’s not stated in the instructions. 1) to edit it after downloading the program it has to be manually connected (wired) to your desktop 2) the “little” video that plays; you have to select 30 plus pictures to getting into a “gif” tedious work!

This thing is absolutely awesome. The build quality and tolerance of it is perfect 👌. Bought it to use as a button box for my sim rig, the software that comes with it make it easy to remap keys. Couldn't recommend this enough.

On my second unit now and the LCD screen is horrible works when the keypad is standing upright. But as soon as you lay the keypad down like you want to use it the LCD screen starts glitches and turns white. Other than that it seems like a nice unit. Keys are clicky and you van reprogram them or set macros, RGB is decent aswell. Just wish the LCD screen wasn't buggyEdit: Manufacturer has reached out to me, customer service is great and they are working with me to correct my issue.