8BitDo Retro 18 Mechanical Numpad, Supports Calculator Mode, Bluetooth/2.4G/Wired Numpad for Windows and Android - C64 Edition

The 8BitDo calculator pad is good! The keys have a really satisfying clunky, and feel really authentic (C64 version). It's brilliant when paired with the big C64 keyboard (available in UK layout) and little magnets hooks it together. Pairing works very well, I connected with the dongle to my Raspberry Pi and Bluetooth for my PC. The built in calculator is basic but very useful! Charge seems to go on forever.

I have always had issues with the trend for smaller keyboards with fewer keys. The main issue being, the numpad is usually the first thing to fall bu the wayside.To try and fix that issue, I have bought various external; numpads but they are always more bother than use. Until now!I bought this numpad with the matching keyboard (awesome retro look BTW) and they just work perfectly together. And the fact that the numpad also doubles as a calculator is just brilliant.

I really love this. Having used a 65% keyboard with no numpad I felt compelled to give this a try. The mechanical keys are very responsive, you can use it either wirelessly using the attached dongle, via bluetooth or as a standalone calculator, and the led has a fantastic retro feel about it.I can't wait to find an excuse to use it for my accounting. The very same day I received it I decided to purchase a UK keyboard with the same C64 design. The numpad and keyboard are magnetised and stick together once placed side by side. The base of the numpad has four large rubber feet so it won't slide around as you use it.Finally, it comes in a fantastic box which adds that finishing touch to a great retro numpad. Highly recommended.

If you have the keyboard, this is a wonderful extra. Great to have a basic calculator build in if needed.Great

Missed the keypad with my keyboard and this is perfect to go with it and also works as a standalone calculator of required.

I bought this for my husband for Christmas, he was over the moon with it and bought the matching keyboard. It feels and sounds lovely and looks so cool.

OK this is the 2nd one of these I have bought recently. The first one was the N (Nintendo) colourway edition. All the same qualities as this one except in my opinion the contrast between the keys and the legend for the 7 outer function keys was poor due to the legend being a dark red on the backgtound of a grey key. Caused me to have to look at the function keys longer and more carefully before pressing them.This version C64 (Commodore 64) fixes that issue with clear white legends on a grey key background.I love the retro feel of the C64 colours but then I had the original Commodore 64 computer back in the day. But even if you are not an ageing gadget nut like me there is still much to appreciate as follows:Very solid build with a decent weight and good quality rubber feet to stop it sliding around.A perfect 'clack' sound from the key action.Nice red LED calculator display, it works great as a simple handheld basic arithmetic calculator using its own internal rechargeable battery which appears to arrive fully charged. (1000mAh giving up to 160 hours when fully charged)Handy key that causes a Windows calculator to pop up on my desktop and allows results larger than 9 digits to be produced.Quality USB-A to USB-C cable more than long enough to reach from the front of my desk down to the rear of my PC base unit that sits on the floor underneath.Just started reading the manual...there is even more to this in terms of functions so I'll need to dig deeper.

I had to change my review. I have the 8bitdo Famicom keyboard and numberpad and I've had to go back to them. The C64 keyboard itself goes haywire once a day, typing gibberish and locking the shift key down. I have to restart the computer. The number pad keeps repeating keys, particularly 5 and enter, which as an accountant really slows me down. The old famicom peripherals are fine so it's definitely the product. I've been told to film these having an error to send it back, which might be fine for the numberpad but for the keyboard I've got no idea when it will happen! Not happy, these are basically display objects now.