💻 Arteck Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard - Full Size Wireless Keyboard for Windows, iOS, Android - Rechargeable Battery - Stainless Steel - Desktop, Laptop, Tablet, Smartphone Compatible Review

Pros: Bluetooth connectivity is fantastic and there are absolutely no technical issues. The build quality is amazing for such a low price. Switching between devices is smooth. Cons: The buttons are larger than I expected. Size isn't a huge issue as it's about the same size as an Apple keyboard, but the key ratio is about 1/5 the size of a standard square key. This takes some getting used to as I sometimes press multiple buttons at once. In addition, the pressure required to press the keys is…

Very easy to connect to my Lenovo Yoga. The keystroke is comfortable and the slim profile is perfect for my desk. Typing is comfortable and the numeric keypad makes me happy. Good design and attractive, fast loading.

I bought this and a bluetooth mouse to use with my media server which is plugged in in my living room. My living room is large but far from 30 feet long. This is half of where the computer is installed and where I usually sit. I chose Bluetooth because the distance was long enough that my standard wireless keyboard and mouse would occasionally not work. Trying to find a quality Bluetooth keyboard and mouse proved quite a challenge, but this keyboard seemed to strike a good balance between cost…

This keyboard is very cheap for what it offers (I paid around $20)! Easily connects to 3 Bluetooth devices at the same time, and you can switch between devices by just pressing one button. It's very fluid and fun to type on - I'd say it's similar to my Dell XPS 9570 laptop. It's a full-size keyboard with multiple media shortcut keys (volume up/down/mute/play/next etc .). ). The rubber feet feel tiny but keep the keyboard secure on the table. My only complaint is that the left and right edges of

I got this for Christmas and plan to use it when I'm working at home to switch between my Windows PC and MacBook without a second keyboard to have to use. So far it's been great! I fully charged it two days ago and it probably lasted 10 hours (active use) and about 24 more hours of sleep/standby. The battery test still shows "4 flashes" which means 75-100% charge. The only complaints so far are that my Windows 10 PC doesn't seem to be able to wake my Windows 10 PC from sleep like my previous…

Worked so well for the first two months and I was able to easily switch between my desktop and laptop. It also seems well built and comfortable to type on. Unfortunately, it started about two weeks ago with problems typing and keystroke recognition, which started out as bizarre and slightly annoying, culminating in a major issue that renders the keyboard almost unusable. I am writing this review on an old Dell USB keyboard which I wisely kept. To illustrate the problem, when I try to type a…

Glad I finally chose this keyboard over others. I've been using this keyboard for about a week and I'm happy with it. Pros: Easy setup and pairing with up to 3 devices. I've paired this with my Note 10 which makes texting a lot easier. - No double key presses or anything weird that I've read about other bluetooth keyboards. - Rapid awakening from sleep. - Cheap AFCons - Not ergonomic as advertised. I'm a chiropractor and I know what ergo is and this keyboard is far from it. - Micro USB charging

below. I have a PC with a wireless keyboard, but it uses a USB dongle. To use it with my company laptop I would need to move the dongle from my PC to the laptop. (Yes, I know, the first world problem.) My laptop only has two USB ports and I was hoping not to take up a valuable USB port as I need another one for my Jabra. I also didn't want to keep moving the key back and forth between computers. It was a great alternative in terms of value for money, comfort, build quality and features. They…

The keyboard looks and feels very good. But it seems to be sleeping even after you turn it on and it's successfully connected via Bluetooth. That means if you haven't typed for a few minutes, you'll have to hit a few keys to make it work. Let me tell you how annoying it is when I fill out a form. The assembly and buttons feel comfortable. Even the on/off button clicks well. It's lightweight yet comfortable to type on. I haven't tried it, but to give you an idea of what the keyboard is like, it…