Whether you make frequent calculations, or only perform number-intensive tasks once in awhile, an external numeric keypad is an excellent way to speed you through the data entry process and protect yourself from Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSIs) like carpal tunnel syndrome.
Goldtouch USB Numeric Keypad
With a dedicated numeric keypad, you’ll find all of the keys you need in close proximity. While some external keyboards may include a numeric keypad on the right side of the board, this is less than ideal for both left-handed users and right-handed users, who can’t easily reach the keypad where it’s anchored. In addition, a built in numeric keypad on the right side of your keyboard forces many users to position their mouse outside of normal range of motion.
- Dedicated numeric keypads significantly reduce the amount of movement needed to enter data rapidly.
- Less movement means fewer chances for injury and a great reduction in muscle and joint fatigue throughout the day.
- Provides excellent tactile feedback, so there’s no need to press down too hard and strain your wrists and joints.
Take the strain out of your data entry and calculation. Shop our selection of top-of-the-line numeric keypads and increase your speed and comfort throughout the workday.
Why a dedicated numeric keypad is better.
When a number pad is anchored to a keyboard, users are forced to adjust their position and may never find one that feels right.
Better Positioning
The stand-alone Goldtouch Numeric Keypad can be freely positioned for the most comfortable fit, without the constraints of a traditional locked-position keypad, allowing for optimal placement on your desk.
Tactile Feedback
With its crisp tactile feel, and the right amount of audible feedback, number crunchers will enjoy the ease of having a dedicated numeric keypad at their fingertips.
Plug-and-play
Easy to use, plug and play technology featuring a USB Connector. As a bonus, it features two low-power USB expansion ports (for mice, USB memory sticks, or powered devices).
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