Review on 🔤 Arteck HB220B: Versatile Backlit Bluetooth Keyboard for iOS, Android, and Windows Devices - Adjustable Brightness & 7-Colors, Slim Design - Rechargeable Battery by Jose Strong

Finally a truly flat keyboard without a number pad. After years of searching the web, it seems few keyboards actually have a low profile, though many claim they have large, bulky, raised keys, and thin ones often lack RGB backlighting. How boring. I've tried a few of these iPad/tablet keyboards with little success, most of them have reduced key sizes that are annoying and weird to type on, and some don't go that well with incompatible technology. paired this keyboard daily for months with a 2015 Macbook Pro 15" SSD. No complaints about the combo, everything was stable and reliable. PROS: - Full size keys with no number pad to save space, just under 11" wide - Bluetooth 3.0, which is much more stable than previous Bluetooth versions, still crashes - Keyboard wakes from sleep mode by holding down any key - Lightweight and portable, comes with thin rubber feet to attach - 8 RGB -Colors, 2 levels of brightness Backlight turns off after about 60 seconds - Quiet keys - Classic all-black frame and keys Indicator lights and power button are on the top of the keyboard where they should be, not on the side or bottom Works with Macbook Pro running Mac OS CONS: No Wi-Fi connectivity or wired use, only Bluetooth Aside from having a thin Ne, black, flat keyboard with RGB backlighting, it was also important to me that I didn't have a numeric keypad, since the additional keys just waste space when I use them. My cat likes to sit on my keyboard a lot, so the power button on top comes in handy when I can't move the keyboard while sitting on it. This keyboard costs about $20. As close as possible to a perfect keyboard. For your health.