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Compact wired numeric keypad with 19 keys in black finish

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Ruth's sister 19-Key Wired Numeric Keypad

SKU CH-PCQS-FX06E

A compact wired numeric keypad with 19 keys for fast data entry on laptops, notebooks and tablets

  • Compact 19-key layout speeds up data entry
  • Wired USB connection gives reliable input without batteries
  • Mini footprint fits beside any laptop or tablet
  • Plug-and-play design works instantly for accounting or teller tasks

Compact 19-key numeric keypad

This small wired numeric keypad provides a dedicated 19-key layout for fast data entry. It connects directly to laptops, notebooks or tablets without extra software. The compact form factor suits accounting, teller work and spreadsheet tasks where a full-size keyboard is not needed.

Replaces built-in number rows

Users who rely on the top row of a laptop keyboard for numeric input gain a separate block with tactile keys and a familiar calculator arrangement. The upgrade is worth it when frequent number crunching makes the integrated row slow or error-prone. Buyers who need wireless freedom or backlit keys should look elsewhere.

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Price $8.99
Cheaper than about 97% of the 603 comparable items (median $48.99).

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Questions about this item

What USB port does the 19-key keypad plug into?

It uses a standard wired USB connection that works with any USB-A port on a laptop, notebook, tablet or desktop.

How do I install the 19-key numeric keypad, and what step do users often miss?

Plug the USB cable into an available USB-A port; the keypad is recognised automatically with no driver required, but users sometimes forget to enable Num Lock before entering numbers.

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