Arteck Universal Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard Ultra Slim and Compact Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard with Media Hotkeys for Windows iOS iPad OS Android Computer Desktop Laptop Surface Tablet Smartphone

I have a Surface pro, and regularly take it out to meetings. It’s a brilliant bit of kit, but sometimes the keyboard doesn’t respond well. So I thought about using a portable keyboard. My keyboard of choice is the Logitech MX. Paid a lot of money for it, but it is incredible. But i wasn’t sure if I would actually use the portable keyboard so wasn’t sure I wanted to invest in the Logitech portable. So did my research and this popped up. Good size, and well made. Definitely not in the Logitech league, but actually pretty good. It was easy to set up, and I linked two devices easily. Love the fact that it’s chargeable, so no worries about batteries failing. It types well, and better than the pro keyboard. I will use it again, and take it with me when I travel. For the money it’s well worth it. It looks good, but, as said, do not think it’s of Logitech quality. BUT, it’s a good, quality product and does exactly what it says. All in all a good purchase.

I recently acquired the Arteck Universal Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard (HB305), and it has exceeded my expectations. Its practical features allow me to seamlessly switch between three devices, adding a significant level of convenience.The keyboard boasts great compatibility across major operating systems: Windows, iOS, iPad OS, Android, and Mac OS. Despite its lightweight, it provides full-size keys and convenient shortcuts—a perfect blend of portability and functionality.Impressively, the keyboard offers an extended battery life and convenient recharging via USB-C. With a helpful indicator for the remaining charge, concerns about unexpected battery failures are alleviated.Setting up the keyboard was straightforward, effortlessly linking two devices. The user-friendly design and quality construction make typing a joy, even surpassing the built-in keyboard on my Surface Pro. The keys are well-arranged, with a considerate layout, tilt, and indented keys enhancing the overall typing experience.In conclusion, the Arteck keyboard delivers exceptional value for money. While suggesting the addition of an Fn lock for improvement, its overall performance and features make it a reliable and cost-effective choice.

Bluetooth : 3 devices, easy connect and switch using dedicated buttons.Keyboard : Great keys on keyboard. Almost 'clacky' like a mechanical for a fraction of the cost. Very responsive and free.Battery Life - pretty good, I have used it for at least 10 days+ without recharge.If you are looking for a light weight, well priced bluetooth keyboard I recommend this one.Cons : A bit difficult to use with Apple Macs. some of the keys are not mapped and the 'command' key is available but in a different place.

Updated review:I bought this for my daughter to use with our laptop. The one I received initially had issues (see below) I returned it, wrote a 1 star review and bought another brand (EasyAcc, which we are very happy with).But Artec got in touch and offered to send another one for free if I would fix the review. Although I no longer need the keyboard, we said yes as this keyboard did seam like it should be good and it doesn't do harm to have a backup. So we have now been using the new Arteck keyboard for a week (mostly my daughter playing Minecraft) and the keyboard works will now. The battery isn't quite as good as the EasyAcc one, but actually they key layout is much better and it is slightly better size. So I think it will be her default one now.Basically I think we recommend this keyboard now.It also seams like their support is good, if you are unlucky like we were on the first one we got. Then they were pretty proactive at sorting getting a replacement.Initial review:I bought this for my daughter to use with our laptop. I had to charge it twice before it would actually keep power enough to connect. One connected it work ok for a bit but. Only lasted a few hours. Then it didn’t seam to charge properly. And lots of disconnections randomly. Real shame. As it looks like it would be perfect.

The media could not be loaded. Perfect keyboard, I tried the switch on 2 devices and it's perfect!Very comfy to type and perfect size to transport if needed/store away if not. Battery is also lasting a long time

Very nice keyboard very easy to set up. Was able to connect to my android phone and tablet without any difficulty Very good value for money.

I got this to free space at my home working station. It did that. I have knocked off a star because it is too low profile and has no tilt adjustment, which aggravates my RSI. Okay for light use, not okay for all-day working. I've since bought a different one.

This is a great little keyboard. Whilst the actual keyboard is close to full size, it has no number keys on the side, and so is narrower than most keyboards, and, therefore, much more comfortable to use with a mouse (no need to reach too far right).I would highly recommend this keyboard to anyone who does not routinely need the number keys that reside on the right-hand-side of most full size keyboards. The low-profile keys also add to the quality of this little gem.Add to this the convenience of a very long charge, no need for a USB slot on your computer (it connects by Bluetooth), and its portability, and you have one very useful device.

This is my favorite Bluetooth keyboard!!! I'm a graduate student, so my job requires endless writing. I can connect this keyboard to three laptops and the battery lasts a long time (a few days for me) - the charge time is quick. The smaller Bluetooth keyboards I've owned before were delicate, small, and overheated, so it hurt my hands. Fortunately, this keyboard size is just large enough where my hands don't get fatigued, and small enough that it's portable and lightweight. So, it's perfectly sized with all the keys I need (smooth typing), it's durable, and it does not get warm at all. I've had this one for a few months now and it works great. Sometimes I noticed that it will stop working before or after a computer update, but I found the very easy fix! Just remove/delete this keyboard from the Bluetooth settings on your device and then pair the Bluetooth keyboard back to the device - (tip: hold down f1, f2, or f3 on the Bluetooth keyboard to pair). This has happened maybe two times so far. I just removed it from my Bluetooth settings on my laptop and paired it back - done! :) All is well.

When I was a freshman in college (way back when), I used to write my notes on my phone, with a compact keyboard smaller than this one. It's was super convenient. When I graduated I had gotten ride of the thing and haven't found one of equivalent comparison. That was until I came across this product right here. It's very light, portable, sturdy, easy to configure and connect to multiple device. The keystroke was very fast and comfortable. I haven't had any lagging or connectivity issues thus far. I utilize this keyboard for tablet. I wanted to utilize a protective case, but didn't want to purchase a keyboard case, as I don't feel they are reliable or protective. This keyboard actually increased my productivity, as I don't have to carry around my heavy laptop and can pretty much set-up shop anywhere I go. So when I came across this keyboard, I was very excited. Note, I am using the keyboard to write this review. It's also rechargeable which is so convenient so that you don't have to purchase batteries on a constant basis. This seller has various keyboards that caught my eye. I highly recommend checking out their page. Im not sure of its typically price, as i bought this product during prime day deals, but in my opnion, you get a quality bluetooth keyboard. I think its reasonable. 10/10 on a sliding scale. 😁

About as good as any of the cheap 60% bluetooth keyboards get - I use it mostly for coding/writing/Excel, bit of Starcraft on the side. Quiet but audible clickiness, nice responsive touch, minimal desk space usage, supports pairing to 3 devices, etc. Love that it's USB-C rechargeable, beats the heck out of wasting a bunch of batteries or having to keep a mini/micro USB cord around. Only downside is that it just died on me 11 months after purchase. Not worth the hassle of going through the warranty process given how cheap it is, but the environmental benefits of a rechargeable keyboard don't really materialize if you have to replace the keyboard as often as you'd have to swap batteries.Still, this thing is miles better than the crappy Rii keyboard I'm using as a backup currently. Really need some EU style regulation to require minimum 3 year warranties on consumer electronics - reduce e-waste a bit at very minimum, and put some modest controls on the garbage tier stuff that's flooding the market.UPDATE: got contacted by CS and accepted a refund. They were prompt and pleasant to work with. If I don't give this keyboard another chance I'll probably go for one of Arteck's similar models. I've used a pretty good selection of these 60% BT keyboards now and I prefer these to pretty much everything except the $150 Logitech... Which is $150. For a keyboard.For my money, this is still the way to go.

I'm using the keyboard to type up this review, so you know it works. I got it for my new work from home set up, so I can type in a more ergonomic position. I have used USB connected keyboards in the past, but I only have one on my current laptop, and didn't want to use it up for the keyboard, and decided to take a risk on this.It was very easy to connect. I just had to long press the F1 button until it paired and let my laptop find it. When it goes to sleep, it does take a few seconds to wake up again. Sometimes it'll catch up on what you were typing, and sometimes, and sometimes it won't, so be wary of that when using it after some idle time. (The instructions mention a 2-3 second delay when it goes to sleep, so I was prepared for it).You can continue to use it while it is charging, which helps when using it for full work days. the cord is not particularly long, so that is something to consider, if you plan to use it while charging.I do wish that the incline was a little steeper, and the keys while nice to type and fairly quiet, they are little harder to type than my regular laptop keys, so my hands do get tired more quickly. If you are used to typing with this type of keyboard, you may not notice the difference.The keys are the same distance of 18cm from the Q to the P on both my laptop and this keyboard, so the size is comparable when factoring out the keypad. All in all, very nice on first impressions.

I wanted a small keyboard for keeping in my backpack to use when traveling into the office. I don't have an assigned desk anymore, and just grab what is open, and the keyboards are always different, are basic Dell or Amazon board and take getting used to.I decided to get this to use for taking into the office. I chose to go with Bluetooth, so I didn't have a dongle hanging off the laptop, or accidentally left in the Docking Station. Having support for 3 devices, I could also easily use it with my personal laptop, if I wanted to.I love the feel of the keyboard. The key press has a good, clicky feel. It isn't overly loud, but not quiet either, definitely not as loud as a mechanical keyboard. I prefer the feel of this over the Apple Keyboard my wife has.As for features, the keyboard has a good array of extra commands like brightness, volume and media controls. These commands have worked fine for me in both Windows and Linux.It is hard to speak to the battery life, only using it for around 8 hours for one day a week. But so far I don't think I've had to charge it after the initial charge I did after receiving it. I do love that it has a USB Type-C port keeping me from increasing number of devices using the old micro-USB port or worse, something proprietary or barrel style.One reason I went with this, over many others I looked at, even others from Arteck was the placement of the Function key. The proper place for this is between the left control and super (Windows) key. The left control must be in the lower left for me as I use it a lot for copy and paste shortcuts. How people can stand macOS and using alt/option is beyond me.In conclusion, I am very pleased with this keyboard. So much so, I have now purchased the larger sized variant, with the USB dongle and numpad to use at my home setup. If you are looking for a small keyboard, this is a great option.