💻 Arteck Ultra Slim Stainless Steel Wireless Keyboard – 2.4G for PC/Desktop/Laptop/Surface/Smart TV, Built-in Rechargeable Battery, Compatible with Windows 10/8/7/Vista/XP Review

This is by far the best compact wireless keyboard I have ever used and I have tried and owned many of them. The back is made of stainless steel, which makes the keyboard very durable. Keystrokes are excellent. It is very easy to print on. It's almost like microswitches on buttons, with no annoying clicks. The keys are not soft like most cheaper keyboards. It doesn't feel cheap or flimsy at all. It stays connected and doesn't go to sleep like other wireless keyboards, which is a big plus for me.

The company sent me a brand new keyboard and repeatedly confirmed that the problems were fixed. That's a lot of customer service for a keyboard, but I'm very happy with it. I wrote a bad review at first because I couldn't connect the keyboard to any of my devices or PC. I edited the review very nicely because I was personally contacted and offered to send me a new USB thing to connect the keyboard to. I've been waiting for this little part for weeks. When it arrived I tried again to connect it…

There are many things I like about this keyboard. Long battery life (at least two weeks), built-in rechargeable battery (no AAA), great WLAN over Linux and Windows (no missed keystrokes when "waking up" from standby). I prefer the wireless bluetooth dongle implementation as in my experience it results in a better wireless connection (no signal loss, no missed keystrokes, no need to reconnect on startup/wake up, etc.). I like the keyboard layout as the function key gives access to keys I want…

I was looking for a compact keyboard with no number pad, chiclet keys, wireless but no bluetooth. I also wanted backlit keys, but couldn't find a keyboard that met all of those needs, so I decided to go without backlighting. This is Artek. At Logitech I had trouble turning off bluetooth several times a day and also randomly sending a bunch of letters so I had to turn it off and on again for the letters to stop! Also, after a few months, some keys got stuck. At least once a week I had to remove…

If you're looking for a compact keyboard then this is an exceptionally good choice - it's good value, has a very attractive design and all the keys are in the right places. On many compact keyboards, the right SHIFT key shifts to make room for the arrows, but since touch typing uses the Shift key and almost never uses the arrows (since they always seem to be in different positions on any given keyboard), this doesn't have one Sense playing around with the layout of the TYPING keys. This Arteck…

My favorite wired keyboard on all Revain devices is the thin Kensington keyboard. The only problem with this keyboard is that it doesn't move very well unless you have a long travel bag. This keyboard gets points or starts for two things: its size, as it's very thin and very narrow in length, which is my main reason for buying it. Everything else about this keyboard is a downgrade from my Kensington keyboard, and there's a fundamental flaw in the connector motif. Good: --------+ Thin and light…

The keyboard was amazing while it was working. It's compact, comfortable to type on and the metal base is great. I also like how little it moves thanks to the rubber strips on the bottom of the keyboard. They're really handy. But it stopped working after a week of casual use. I charged it fully, fixed as many bugs as I could, and even tried connecting it to my PC manually. The keyboard turns on but doesn't connect at all. I was very angry. While the keyboard looks and feels amazing, its…

I didn't know what to expect from a $20 keyboard, but this thing is worth every penny or more. I wanted a low-profile keyboard for work and wasn't looking for something with dedicated number keys on the side. This keyboard fits perfectly. To be honest, it looks solid and is about the size of an average laptop keyboard, making it easy and natural to just jump in and use. Don't get me wrong, if you're used to using a full-sized keyboard, you'll notice the size difference, but it's barely…