AZIO IZO Wireless Mechanical Calculator & Number Pad (White/Gold) - Bluetooth 5.0 & USB, Gateron-Blue Mechanical Switch, 9 Backlight Modes, Rechargeable, PC & Mac Compatible, White Blossom (IN103)

I bought this with the matching keyboard. It works flawlessly together. I love that the backlight options match the keyboard. It is very cute and functional.

This was a must with the keyboard. Easy setup and works great.

Super cool! Love it!

This number pad is perfect! It is very solid, not flimsy. The sound of the keys are great when pressed! It just feels so satisfying, pressing in the keys! The calculator feature is a great plus as well! I absolutely love it.

I bought this calculator (and matching keyboard) as my travel devices and I’m happy with them!Setup of this calculator was easy, and similar to the larger Retro Classic Keyboards Azio has offered. This calculator connects to more than one Bluetooth enabled device and that connection through Bluetooth can be switched easily.I like the old school clickity clack of these keyboards but they are noisy so do keep this in mind if you are otherwise looking for a quieter calculator. The style and design is cool. Love the gold accents! They class this little thing up a bit.I was most surprised by how heavy this thing is. While it is mostly plastic, it’s chunky, smooth and has a comfortable weight to it with rubber grippies on the bottom 4 corners. It won’t move much if you bump it.In addition to Bluetooth, it can connect through a blue matching in color supplied USB-C cable. There’s a gold toggle on the top side of the calculator that can be switched to Calculator mode where that screen at the top front lights up in white with numbers entered.The calculator is rechargeable. I’ve been using it for like 2 months now and it hasn’t needed to be charged yet. Just move the gold toggle to USB mode and it acts like an off switch to save battery if left idle.I also bought the matching keyboard and the two look very nice together. The keyboard is awesome and the start up lights are cool, too. I didn’t care much for the mouse design, so I didn’t buy it. I have their Elwood series keyboard as well.

You can connect up to 3 device for this numpad, and the instruction tells you to but this on BT mode, Press FN and either 1, 2, or 3. What you should expect is a rapidly blinking light that then slows down - this is when it’s in pairing mode. Well? Neither 1 nor 2 would rapidly blink and wouldn’t show up as an option to connect on any of my devices. 3 did rapidly blink, then show up to connect. But, if I tried to connect 3 again with any other device, it wouldn’t show up at all.You know what this tells me? Perhaps this was a used device where 1 and 2 were in use. Perhaps this was being tested, but they didn’t think of a way to reset the device. Either way, I’m paying nearly 80 bucks for a glorified calculator, it shouldn’t be this hard.NOPE.

1. I had not realised about the detail on the videos where one can see that many keys won't have light in their bottom third, it looks poorly done when seen... not quite sure why that is.2. On the yellow model, be careful if you want to use it without light as a calculator to save on battery. You'll have to type without an the numbers. This was not clear in the pics on the description as even a single key appears by itself being white not almost black (like the rest of the key)3. Regarding the red switches, if you're coming from blue clicky switches and thinking which one to get, if worth giving red a chance. Don't do it, not even for half price. It was the most unsatisfying feeling in ages,well, or not feeling at all. Blue all the way.Attaching a few pics. I hope it helps someone to make a decision.

Excellent little device! I use it primarily as a hand held calculator, as I am old school, and actually have a collection of old calculators. This modern one does not disappoint. Love the color, the build, and the mechanical key switches. I do wish they offered more selection on the switches, as I would have liked to have blue/clicky switches. Still, an excellent device, I would buy it again. I was impressed with the bright display, there is a picture on the description that looked rather dim, but this is excellent.I did have a problem with charging at first, but that was a bad cable on my end, got a new cable, and it has been great. I have not used it as a numpad, so I can not comment on that part of it. But as a hand held calculator, it is excellent, and highly recommended!