Review on Bluetooth Arteck Stainless Smartphone Rechargeable by Grant Galloway

The first thing you'll notice about this keyboard is its size. This is a minimalist keyboard with no unnecessary keys and empty space. It's very thin and portable while still feeling solid, especially with a metal back. The keys feel comfortable and are not too loud. They are standard sized but thin compared to most keyboards. I personally like thin keys. There are small rubber buffers on the four corners of the underside to prevent the keyboard from slipping. They work well and don't seem to tear off easily (which I've noticed with other keyboards). I also like the physical power button on the bottom. My favorite feature is the battery with microUSB. When the battery runs out, I can just plug it into my computer. The cable is not included, but you may already have a microUSB cable for your smartphone or other electronic device. While the battery has a good resource, it lasts several weeks of full-fledged work. This is a revised review after receiving a replacement from Artek. When I first got the keyboard, it had one feature I didn't like: all the F1-F12 keys and the Esc key required pressing Fn (e.g. Fn+Esc) because those keys have other functions had. After leaving a 3-star review, Artek contacted me and kindly offered to send me a new version of the keyboard where the F1-F12 keys and Esc key don't require pressing Fn. I accepted their offer and am happy with the replacement. A little tip: The microUSB port should be on the left, not on the right, as the cable can get in my hand when using the mouse.