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Leopold 21-Key Numeric Mechanical Keypad

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budley

Mar 5, 2016

This would be excellent to go with my Varmilo TKL, especially if they could be available in Gaterons, too.

Mar 5, 2016

Thought-Artist

Mar 20, 2016

budleyVarmilo numpad + bluetooth = tenkey bliss.

Mar 20, 2016

budley

Mar 20, 2016

Thought-ArtistVarmilo numpad in bluetooth would be unbelievably amazing and portable, but we may be dreaming.

Mar 20, 2016

Thought-Artist

Mar 20, 2016

budleyCould be a dream. I'd settle for a revision of the Leopold wired version though. I'm looking at the Keycool, but it's a bit over-complicated to me with the 00 button.

Mar 20, 2016

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budley

Mar 21, 2016

Thought-ArtistConsidering the Revo Design (with aluminum case) is $149.99, I'd definitely jump on the Leopold since it would match my Varmilos perfect. I also much prefer the key layout on the Leopold. Bluetooth would be amazing for the times I need a numpad. I'm sure if it was true numpad, I could find more use with macros and other key mappings.

Mar 21, 2016

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Thought-Artist

Mar 21, 2016

budleyI just selected my customization options for the Revo and it came out to $180 after shipping was added and there is no way I can justify that, unfortunately. I'm not really interested in wireless accessories for the most part, but a numpad would be perfect for wireless to me. I could buy some cheapo membrane one and keep it in my desk drawer and, while convenient, that would be so boring and unfulfilling! I'd like a mechanical one that looks like a true piece of artwork on my desk and feels pleasurable to use. I wouldn't use it often, but it could sure be nice to look at all times, and if it was wireless, it could be that much better. Varmilo has the experience and already sell a TKL with wireless. The design is already there from Leopold. They could make it happen.

Mar 21, 2016