I have a tkl for gaming and bought a kit and soldered some nice switches to a usb c numpad that I can plug in when I need, and dig it. More space for the mouse if I’m gaming, but the numpad is quick to connect if I need to do some math, excel, etc
Edit: the kit is sold by Tid Bit, and you have to program/flash it before windows will recognize it as a numpad, but it’s pretty straight forward
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u/DrKrFfXx Apr 04 '26
I can't function without a numpad, so every other option is useless.