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I use the removable numpad of my X-bows knight Plus

I like my Epomaker th21. Nothing too exciting, but it does the job!

I put mine in the middle of my layout.

I got tired of having to move my hand back and forth all the time.
Now, I can type a complete address, without ever moving any finger more than one key away from its home position.

For me, "Move right hand to numpad" has been replaced with "Press down with left thumb".

https://preview.redd.it/1udcz7184qqa1.jpeg?width=1208&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=3b06aa3735dbbe37803c728e820cf226632723d6

Looking for one as well. Wanted something for tax season, but I missed it. :/ I went 70% and 65% and really wish I had managed to snag a numpad first now.

This is extraordinary creative idea. thanks for sharing.

>Epomaker th21

I like the design. Thanks!

thanks for sharing!

Same here 65%, i need additional numpad for shortcut on 3D software i use. Hopefully can have more references before buying it.

Varmilo 20% and keychron Q0 looks good tho.

I do have a remaining PCB from when I ordered from JLCPCB [Rhymestone] which I can turn into a Macropad/Numpad

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Thanks

I have a Varmilo. It's serviceable. Since I like 100g in my switches, I went silent blacks. Heaviest they had and the rubber acts as a softener.

If you're wanting a more functional and customizable one though, MechWild Murphpad. It's through-hole. So there's a lot of work involved in getting it going. Build one and 3d print a case though and you're in business.