R-Go Tools Numeric Keypad R-Go Numpad Break Bluetooth Black

The R-Go Tools Numeric Keypad R-Go Numpad Break Bluetooth Black is a compact ergonomic numeric keypad that can be placed freely on the desktop and used with either the left or right hand. It connects via Bluetooth, has a membrane key mechanism with a scissor switch for light keystrokes, and an ultra-thin profile to keep the wrists in a natural, flat position. The device weighs 96 g and is available in black; it includes a built-in break indicator with green, orange and red colour signals to remind users to take breaks.

Advantages

The R-Go Numpad Break allows ambidextrous operation so both hands can remain near shoulder width while working, distributing load between hands and reducing asymmetric strain. Its ultra-thin design promotes a neutral wrist angle, and the scissor-style membrane keys require less force for each keystroke. A built-in LED break indicator provides visual reminders for regular pauses.

Suitable for

• Office professionals entering numeric data
• Users who alternate mouse and keypad hands
• Workstations requiring a compact external numeric keypad
• People seeking an ergonomic accessory to reduce wrist strain

Key specifications

• Brand: R-GO
• Model: R-Go Numpad Break (RGOCONMWLBL)
• Interface: Bluetooth
• Switch type: membrane with scissor mechanism
• Weight: 0.096 kg
• Colour: Black
• EAN: 8719274491569

How to use

Place the numeric keypad anywhere on your desk where it is comfortable to reach with the non-mouse hand. Pair the device with your computer or compatible device via Bluetooth following the operating system prompts. Use the keypad for numeric entry as you would with a standard numpad; alternate hands when using the mouse to keep both hands within shoulder width. The LED break indicator will change colour to signal recommended break intervals.

Usage recommendations

Use the R-Go Numpad Break together with an ergonomic keyboard (for example the R-Go Compact Break or R-Go Split Break) and alternate mouse and keypad hands regularly. Observe the break indicator signals to schedule short pauses and help reduce continuous strain.