A week ago, I wrote about how much I loved the Epomaker Glyph, a typewriter-style mechanical keyboard that's nothing short of a dream. Tom's Guide readers seemed to enjoy the article, and they complimented the Glyph's style, but there was a sticking point for them: the lack of a number pad.
"Personally, I would never buy it — no numeric keypad is a total deal breaker," and "No keypad = dealbreaker," stuck out to me. Personally, I've never really found much use for a number pad, which is why I prefer 75% TKL keyboards. But I know not everyone feels that way, and that not having a numpad can be an issue for many.
As someone who has tested nearly 100 keyboards so far, I've reviewed keyboards of all shapes and sizes, including ones with number pads. So, here I am, hoping you'll find this listicle helpful if you're looking for a 100% or nearly full-size keyboard with a number pad. I've handpicked my top picks for your benefit. Whether you're looking for the best mechanical keyboard or a Hall Effect one with a numpad, I've got you covered.
Are there any keyboards you love that I haven't included in the list? Let me know in the comments below!
Quick links
- Keychron B6 Pro: $44 / £44
- Epomaker TH99: was $82 now $69 / £82
- Keychron V6 8K wired: $84 / £89
- Keychron K10 V2: $94 / £99
- NuPhy Node100: $109
- NuPhy Air96 V2: was $129 now $116 / £133
- Keychron K4 HE: $144 / £144
- McHose UT98: $155
- Cherry XTRFY MX 10.1 Wireless: $249 / £174