Macally 2.4G Small Wireless Keyboard - Ergonomic & Comfortable Computer Keyboard - Compact Keyboard for Laptop or Windows PC Desktop, Tablet, Smart TV - Plug & Play Mini Keyboard with 12 Hot Keys: The Ultimate Compact Keyboard Solution Review

This small portable keyboard is similar in design to many others, but the manufacturer's name should be taken as an indication that quality is guaranteed by a well known and established computer supplies company. Aside from the well-respected name, I chose this keyboard design because I've experienced more reliability when connected via USB/battery than via Bluetooth. The small keyboard comes in a box that comes in a padded Revain postal sleeve. everything worked fine except the back key cover…

Overall good value for money. There were a few hiccups or glitches when using it, but nothing that made me return it or get angry. Sometimes the initial input doesn't register, meaning you're looking at where you're typing and nothing happens on the screen. Sometimes I try again and it works. I've experienced sticky keys, but that happens less often than the previous issue. The final thing about the keyboard's overall quality is the empty feel, which is strange at first but I've gotten used to…

I like that it's small, easy to use, very light and looks good. I don't like the fact that it doesn't have numbers on the side like a calculator. what i miss I make my budget, I could use the numbers on the page. So faster. Otherwise it is perfect for private use.

Got it. Connected quickly and easily. Loved how thin and light it is. The feeling of pressure is good. Used for 6 days with minimal typing. Doesn't work or anything, only web comments/emails. Now it rarely works properly. I was within two feet of the transmitter and replaced the batteries with new ones just in case. There is no real improvement. Sometimes it seems to work fine, and then it doesn't work at all. Very upset because initially I liked the device. Wow, ONLY FAILURE in the middle of…

I like keyboards without a numeric keypad – I rarely have to enter a lot of numbers. Full-size keyboards just take up too much desk space and create too much room for my right hand between the keyboard and mouse. I used another one for several years until recently it had a problem. I like this Macally keyboard better. The key action seems correct. UPDATE: It keeps skipping the characters I'm typing like it just doesn't register them. Sometimes a letter, sometimes the first three words. Or a…

I have a Microsoft Surface Pro 7 that I use as a drawing tablet. But when drawing, I have to turn off the included keyboard to comfortably reach the screen. But I really enjoy using keyboard shortcuts in my art app, so I have these (and also a USB-C mouse because I need both lol). Pairing is very easy, as is the case with the USB wireless mice we've all been using for years. The design is very compact and sleek, but the keys remain tactile and make an audible click, yet are soft and quiet…

Ever since the beginning of my professional career and even earlier as a student, I have always typed on laptop keyboards, some better than others. And recently I bought a desktop, but conventional keyboards did not suit me, I typed more slowly and with a lot of errors. Now I connected this keyboard to my desktop and oh my god! it feels like home to me!. On par with the best laptop keyboards you can imagine, it's reasonably priced and seems to last a long time. Fully recommended.

The keyboard is good, easy to set up, but the keys didn't work right away. You press a key on the keyboard and nothing happens, but if you press it multiple times, the same letter appears. strange! I chose not to return because I need it for work from home and it only happens a few times a day so I decided to take care of it. I have to say Macally customer service was very responsive to help but they knew it was a problem. They offered a refund.