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I may need to upsize from my TKL
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Would a separate numpad work in place of a built in one? Only other thing I can think of is Framework's modular keyboard system for their laptops, but that's for a whole laptop instead of a separate keyboard.
I considered going for the separate numpad before but I'm not a fan of the idea, don't really want to have another loose thing on my desk. Currently considering the Lemokey L1 and if I really need a numpad I will have to just live with a separate one.
But I'm not in a hurry to get a new keyboard so maybe I stumble across something better until im ready to get a new one. I was just curious if that keyboard with macro keys + numpad exists.