R-Go Numpad Break — Bluetooth Wireless Numeric Keypad, White
Break indicatorScissor keysBluetoothAGR certified
R-Go puts the ergonomics in the hardware rather than in a manual, and this keypad carries the company’s signature feature: a break indicator built into the device itself. R-Go’s own wording is plain — green means you are working healthy, orange means it is time to take a break and red means you have been working too long. It sits in your eyeline while you type, which is the only reason anyone actually takes the break. The keys use an ultra-thin design with a special scissor mechanism, so the travel is short and quiet like a laptop keyboard, and the flat height keeps hands and wrists in a relaxed position. This is the wireless version: it pairs over Bluetooth with no dongle, and it is recharged with the supplied USB-C cable — the indicator turns red when the battery runs low, and R-Go advises at least five minutes of charge before reconnecting. It can be used on its own or together with an R-Go Split Break or R-Go Compact Break keyboard, and R-Go states the range is ergonomic and body-friendly with AGR certification. Finish: White.
Compatibility — check before buying:
Three things decide whether this is the right one. First, the version: R-Go builds the Numpad Break in wired and wireless, each in black and white, under four different part numbers, and the photographs look alike — this part number is the wireless white one, so check the code rather than the picture. R-Go publishes that it is Bluetooth but states no Bluetooth version number anywhere on its own pages or in the manual, so we quote none; if your machine is old enough for that to matter, tell us and we will pair one before it ships. Pairing is done by holding the Tab key for at least three seconds. Second, the operating systems R-Go publishes are Windows XP, Vista, 10 and 11; the manual includes Mac setup steps but names no macOS version, so we promise none — tell us your machine and we will test one before shipping. Third, the break indicator is a light on the device, not software: it logs nothing, reports to nobody and needs no application, which is exactly why it survives on a locked-down work machine. On the gaps: R-Go states no dimensions, no weight and no key count for this model, so we quote none.
Best For
✓ Anyone who works through breaks without noticing
✓ R-Go Split Break and Compact Break keyboard users
✓ Occupational-health and ergonomics-led procurement
✓ Laptops with no number pad
✓ Windows XP to 11 machines
✓ Desks where software break reminders get closed and ignored
Key Features
The break indicator is hardware
Green, orange, red, on the device itself. Nothing to install, nothing for IT to approve — and nothing you can close and forget about.
Scissor keys, ultra thin
A short, quiet, defined travel that matches a laptop keyboard rather than sitting proud of the desk beside one.
It joins the R-Go family
Usable alone or alongside an R-Go Split Break or Compact Break, so the whole desk works to the same break rhythm.
Bluetooth, no dongle
Pairs straight to the machine with no receiver occupying a port, and recharges over the supplied USB-C cable.
Technical Specifications
| Identification |
| Brand |
R-Go Tools |
| Series |
R-Go Numpad Break, wireless |
| Part Number |
RGOCONMWLWH |
| EAN / GTIN |
8719274491910 |
| Colour |
White |
| Break indicator |
| Colours |
Green, orange, red |
| Green |
You are working healthy |
| Orange |
It is time to take a break |
| Red |
You have been working too long |
| Software required |
None — the indicator is on the device |
| Keys and connection |
| Key mechanism |
Ultra-thin, special scissor mechanism |
| Connection |
Bluetooth, no dongle required |
| Charging |
USB-C cable supplied; low battery shown by a red indicator |
| Pairing |
Hold the Tab key for at least three seconds |
| Bluetooth version |
Not published by R-Go Tools |
| Operating systems |
Windows XP, Vista, 10, 11 |
| Range and certification |
| Pairs with |
R-Go Split Break, R-Go Compact Break |
| Certification |
AGR, ergonomic and body friendly |
| Other versions |
Wired and wireless, each in black and white, under four part numbers |
| Dimensions and weight |
Not published by R-Go Tools |
| Warranty |
| Warranty |
1-Year Warranty (Singular) |
| Manufacturer Term |
R-Go Tools does not publish a warranty term for this product on its own pages, and coverage terms vary by region. Singular’s direct warranty is 1 year; for anything beyond that we handle the claim with R-Go Tools on your behalf — ask us before ordering if the term matters. |
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the break indicator work?
It is a light on the keypad itself. Green means you are working healthily, orange means it is time for a break and red means you have been working too long. No software, nothing to install.
Is this the wired or the wireless one?
The wireless version in white. R-Go makes four Numpad Break part numbers that look nearly identical — wired and wireless, each in black and white. Check the code, not the photograph.
Will it work on a Mac?
R-Go publishes Windows XP, Vista, 10 and 11 for this model. The manual has Mac setup steps but names no macOS version, so we will not promise it. Tell us your machine and we will test a unit first.
Singular Expert Insight
A break reminder you cannot close is worth more than three you can, and putting it on the keypad instead of in software is why this one still works on a managed machine. Just note R-Go lists Windows only. See our
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Buyer’s Guide
Buy it if
You lose track of time at the keyboard and want a hardware break indicator built into the white wireless number pad you were buying anyway.
Skip it if
You need published macOS support, published dimensions, or the other connection type.
Also consider
The other Numpad Break versions in wired or wireless, black or white, or an R-Go Split Break or Compact Break keyboard to match the same rhythm.
