💻 TECKNET 2.4GHz Ultra Slim Wireless Keyboard: Compact & Quiet for PC, Smart TV, Laptop, Windows 7/8/10, Max iOS Review

In my job I give PowerPoint presentations and run tests on my work laptop in dental offices. Before Covid, I had no problem being close to my interns (dentists and their assistants) and gave them my laptop for a quick test without hesitation. But everything changed after the pandemic. That's why I find this little Tecknet keyboard so handy! It's small enough to fit in the smallest pocket of my carry-on when traveling. This allows me to social distance when doing PowerPoint presentations on my…

Used with MacBook Pro (Retina 15-inch Late 2013) and macOS Sierra. Plug it in, run the Mac Keyboard Setup Assistant and it "just works". I don't have a wireless Mac keyboard, so I can't compare different sites. This keyboard appears to be about the same size and shape. Also the same feeling. I type with touch typing and find it very comfortable and fluid. No complaints. It's an all-plastic device, so it's somewhat "flexible" and not as "rigid" as a Mac keyboard. The flex has little to no effect

This is a very impressive budget wireless keyboard. As other reviewers have pointed out, the keys are surprisingly comfortable for the price. Reminds me of the keyboard on my Sager laptop but is much more durable due to the base. It also has a built-in battery compartment tilt. I used it as a small retractable keyboard that I can use to respond to Rocket League players swearing while playing on Xbox One. Any wireless keyboard will work for this, but it's nice to know that this inexpensive…

I bought this keyboard mainly for the volume control as the wired keyboard I had is not compatible with the Microsoft keyboard settings. It works great, is affordable, and unlike some mini models, it's easy to print on. The only disappointment I experienced was the packaging. When I unpacked it, I couldn't find the USB receiver connector that is required for the keyboard to work. As with most products, I expected to find one packaged in a tiny plastic bag, but there weren't any. Thinking it was

After I started working full time from home, I found that my posture was struggling and it was causing frequent headaches. I bought this keyboard along with a laptop stand to solve this problem. I have a small desk and this keyboard fits perfectly without taking up too much space. The battery life is excellent. I type a lot for work and have been using it Monday through Friday for almost three months without changing the battery. It's also fairly quiet and muffles my naturally loud typing…

I'll try to get down to business so you know what you're buying: This keyboard is PERFECT if you want to use it with a tablet or cellphone or any other mobile device. Is this bad for the PC now? The answer is no, but it's not ideal for the PC either. The distance it works is pretty good, but the key distribution is funny, it can be a bit awkward for regular PC users as the location can be weird. Keyboard for my tablet but it was like silicone and it was a pain in the ass, I'm a very sensitive…