After always having a wired keyboard from a gaming brand (Logitech and Razer) in full format, I wanted to move on to something smaller and also capable of being wireless.

Royal Kludge M75 + Epomaker Cidoo v21.

Why switch to compact if it is to add 1 numpad next to it ? Because sometimes I want more space for my mouse and I just have to move the numpad.

I'm really in love with this compact layout (and having kept the functions and arrows keys) for the keyboard. The independant numpad is really a pros.

34 Comments

  1. Even better idea: make a keyboard with the num pad attached

  2. Well aren’t you a fancy fella with your plethora of USB ports!

  3. FirmAppointment420

    Where can you get the numpad? In the UK I cannot find a rgb numbpad anywhere for under £100

  4. Jumaluus

    I just wonder what might be your usual dumping spot for the numpad? Do you just sling it below your display or what?

    I might consider a bigger table at this point and normal keyboard xD

  5. endlessEvil

    It´s not a compact it´s an exploded layout.

  6. ew435890

    I do the same thing. I keep the number pad up under the monitor usually. But if I have to put in a bunch of numbers, I move it down where I can reach it.

  7. wreckedftfoxy_yt

    Swap the numpad position to the other side

  8. sadicologue

    I just bought a wireless numpad of aliexpress for 5€. I just use it when I WFH 1 or 2 days a week. It does the job, rest of the time it is not on my desk.

  9. Sup3rCow16

    I’m a huge fan of modular setups! This is cool 🙂

  10. 420headshotsniper69

    I use my numpad far too often to ever think of having it separate or gone.

  11. MrTopHatMan90

    Having a seperate numpad is my dream. Mostly becuase I use numpad like 0.1% of the time.

  12. strayedbutalright

    Lol i thought u were trolling but no you’re dead serious 😂

  13. AcademicSpeaker3591

    Put the 10key on the left and youve got new macro pad while gaming.

  14. So many people here with zero imagination. No, this is not the same as a full size keyboard. Try and imagine that people have use cases for removable numpads, even if you don’t.

  15. weak. real power users have a single wired board for each key

  16. Chefmalex

    Don’t listen to them OP. I understand your logic and I respect it.

  17. I had a TKL, but missed the num pad.

    Added a num pad, and hated it.

    Eventually just got a KeyChron V6 100%…happy.

  18. HauntingTechnician20

    Create a problem and sell a solution, genius stuff.
    For real though, having the numpad on left side is a gamechanger personally and finding a fullsize board like that is pretty difficult.

  19. electrogourd

    I do this, but put the numpad on the left.
    Works better for war thunder radar, and farm sim aux controls

  20. Bobbyslay4eva

    I actually prefer two independent numpads for gaming, one for movement and the other for camera/ action controls

  21. PullAsLongAsICan

    Using a 60% and a 12 key numpad, but I put mine up top because I still need my mouse space. Use it for playing tracks, screenshots,Nvidia Shadowplay, performance overlay and even muting and disconnecting from a Discord call.

    All while keeping my mouse space

  22. epicdog36

    Personally I’d put the numpad on the left

  23. Babys_For_Breakfast

    Finally. The legendary double knob setup.

  24. louiefriesen

    I have a G915 TKL and then a numpad for when I want one.

  25. BrokieTrader

    Praying for the day a good touchpad comes modular like this.

  26. lazava1390

    Idk how anyone can use a keyboard without a numpad. It just feels wrong. Every time I sign into windows I use my numpad. Anytime I use numbers I use the numpad.

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