🖥️ seenda Ultra Slim Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard - Multi Device Bluetooth Keyboard for Mac OS & Windows: Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iPad, iPhone, Windows 7/8/10, Laptop, Tablet - Black Gray Review

I was looking for an integrated keyboard that would allow me to switch between my MacBook Pro for personal use and my HP laptop for work, and the Seenda Multi-Device Keyboard is just that right for me. The keyboard offers a great typing experience and, just as importantly, it doesn't break the bank. If you're looking for a feature-packed keyboard, this keyboard may not be for you. However, if you are looking for the above features at a great price, I highly recommend this one.

Skips some keystrokes, adds more. My typo level was through the roof. This thing takes 3-4 seconds to wake up and seems to fall asleep randomly, sometimes with only 30 seconds of non-use. So I start hitting the buttons and waiting. Switching between devices (resonance.UGH! the reason I bought this KB) seems to work about 70% of the time. The indicators do not clearly indicate that a connection is being established or is ready. My Logitech M585 switches flawlessly in about 1 second. I didn't…

I bought this keyboard to replace the smaller one I had. I have a MacBook Pro Space Gray and wanted a keyboard in the same color. While the website portrays it as more of a silver, you'll think it's a space grey, which I appreciated. It connected to my computer very well and easily with no hiccups. The keys click, but are not as loud as on other keyboards. It comes with a protector if you like that kind of thing. The overall weight is very comfortable, we can say that it is well built and…

Bought this item for my M1 Mac and I'm very happy with the product. Pairing via Bluetooth was easy and the connection is established very quickly. I can wake up my Mac from sleep without any problems. Key action is satisfactory and the keyboard appears to be of much higher quality than its price. Keyboard flexibility is minimal. Especially good considering the price. Just a note: I would really like to have backlit keys. Overall I am very happy with my purchase. EDIT: The sad thing is that it's

I was thrilled that this keyboard is Type-C supercharged given my minimal office layout and the fact that I use Type-C for pretty much everything. The keyboard itself feels solid despite its thin design due to its solid metal construction. Does the job on my MacBook. The only minor issue is that the left Ctrl and Fn keys are swapped compared to the MacBook keyboard. It didn't take long to get used to, though, and it's nice to know it works on Windows. Pros: - Durability - Connectivity (two…

I bought this bluetooth keyboard to use with my work monitor so I wouldn't have to rely on a half laptop keyboard screen closed when it is connected to the monitor. I wanted a full-size keyboard to have all the features that smaller or more portable keyboards typically don't have (the ESC key is a big problem for me on smaller bluetooth keyboards). I'm really excited about this keyboard. Typing is incredibly easy as the keys are low, smooth, and ergonomic. I've bought different keyboards to see

I recently bought a used computer and was looking to get a bluetooth/wireless keyboard. It includes 1 wireless and 2 bluetooth and is very convenient to have. I also wanted an ultra-thin keyboard with numbers on the side, which is beautifully done here. I also didn't want a loud click when typing and it doesn't disappoint. It's so fast and quiet. This Seena keyboard has excellent silicone coating that can be used while typing and dustproof! To my surprise, it has a USB-C cable for faster…

I bought this keyboard to easily switch between my work laptop, my personal laptop (both Windows) and the iPad at home. It works great as intended, it's slim and well built. I am very used to thin keyboards and prefer this type of keyboard to a keyboard with a lot of key travel. The keys were a little slippery at first and felt weird when typing, but I got used to it in about 10 minutes and now I have no complaints. I can type 75-80 wpm with no issues (that's as fast as I can type). . Switching

I absolutely hate cables. I've recently started my return to school and most of my classes are online so I've been gradually buying things for a dual monitor setup. I am using Microsoft Surface 7pro with Dell as second display. I have a WD external hard drive, a Logitech mouse and keyboard, and another HP all-in-one with an HP remote mouse and keyboard combo. I obviously hate how many cables and adapters I had, and the inordinate number of mice and keyboards on my desk, let alone switching…