TECKNET Bluetooth Keyboard Rechargeable, 4-Device Free Switching (2.4G+BT), Ultra-Slim Full Size Wireless Keyboard, Quiet Typing, for PC/Laptop/Smart TV/Phone, Adjustable Stand, 12 Multimedia Keys

I’ve been using the TECKNET Bluetooth Keyboard daily for the past few weeks, and I’m thoroughly impressed. This is a standard U.S. full-size keyboard, and the layout is exactly what you’d expect — comfortable and familiar with all the right keys in the right places.The build quality is excellent. It doesn’t feel cheap or flimsy like many keyboards in this price range. The keys are quiet, responsive, and have a really satisfying feel when typing. It’s surprisingly lightweight, but still feels sturdy on the desk. I also really like the silver finish — it gives the keyboard a clean, modern look that fits right in with the rest of my office setup.One of the standout features is the battery life. With daily use (3–5 hours of typing per day), I’ve only needed to charge it twice since I bought it. That’s impressive battery efficiency, especially for a wireless keyboard with multi-device support.Speaking of that — the multi-device switching is seamless. You can connect up to 4 devices (3 via Bluetooth and 1 with the included 2.4G dongle). I switch between my PC, laptop, and phone with no delays or pairing issues.I’m so happy with this keyboard that I’m about to order three more for my office — one for my Project Manager, one for my Office Assistant, and one for my main workstation. If you're looking for a great all-around wireless keyboard with quiet typing, excellent battery life, and multi-device capability, this is it.Highly recommend!

I tried almost every bluetooth keyboards with the following features:- Have both Bluetooth and wireless dongle, I need to be able to access computer BIOS before bluetooth driver kicks in- Full size keyboard with number pad- Low profile, quiet keys- Layout support for both Mac and Windows (The Alt key and Command keys are the same)- RechargeableThere are a number of keyboards at this price range, and some have really nice design and packaging, but what most keyboards don't get right is having sensitive buttons. Specifically, if you tap too light or tap on the edge of the key, the button press would not register. You would think that they QA test these aspects before mass production but you'd be surprised.This is the only low priced keyboard with actually sensitive keys. I'm a light touch typer and I don't get any issues with this keyboard. So far the bluetooth connection is working solid and I'm not seeing any disconnections to my Macbook. Comparable keys are found form brands like Cherry or Logitech, but their keyboards are at least twice the price.If there's any negative feedback, it would be that the keyboard's plastic construction. It is relatively easy to bend, and the silver surface looks like silver colored plastic when competing brands either use an actual sheet of aluminum or a darker shade of gray that doesn't look as cheap.Looks aside, this keyboard is the most solid performer out of all the other bluetooth keyboards in this price range. This one is a keeper

Wow, I just started using this and I am so surprised and PLEASED. For some inexplicable reason, Macs don't have a delete forward key, you have to use two hands to delete forward. Hello? Wasted time. So with some hesitation I purchased the Tecknet keyboard, fully expecting to return it. The keys are fast, supple, quiet; the ONLY thing so far is the lack of a light when CapsLock is on. But for the price ... just wow.

Been using this keyboard for about 5 months now and I must say, I am loving this keyboard. I use it for work. The great thing about this keyboard is that it switches between devices so smoothly. I no longer have to pick up my phone if I need to send a text. Just press the bluetooth button and it will switch connections from the computer to your mobile phone. When done, just press the 2.4 receiver button and back to the computer you go. If your computer has bluetooth, you can set it up to 1 of the 3 different bluetooth buttons on the keyboard and your phone can be another one of those bluetooth keys so there are a lot of options on how you want to set it up. The size is like your normal standard keyboard with the 10-key pad. Battery life seems really good. I have used it for a couple weeks and it didn't seem to be showing any signs of dying but I just charge it anyway. I think I just don't want it to lose power while I'm working so I probably charge it way to early then it needs to be. Functionality, does everything that I need for work. The value for the money is one of the best things about this keyboard. For the price you can't go wrong. All the features you get and that switching between devices was the main reason why I got this keyboard and it does that perfectly so I have no complaints here.I highly recommend this keyboard if you're looking for something that can switch between devices effectively or if you just need a reliable wireless keyboard for work. Obviously there are better ones for gaming but if you're looking at wireless keyboards in this price range, I don't think you're interested in a high end gaming keyboard anyway right? LolHope this review helps you out. Thanks for reading.

Ive had it now for about four months. I use it approximately 6-8 hours a day for transcription, and I’ve only had to recharge it 3-4 times. The keys are satisfying and fast to press, and the full-sized keyboard is lightweight and sturdy. Blue tooth is extremely dependable with only very occasional lag (and that could also be because I’m working on a virtual machine). It’s a small thing, but I LOVE how far away the “backspace” and “number lock” keys are from each other because on other keyboards I’ve overshot and hit the latter over and over by mistake. I highly recommend this keyboard if you type a lot, especially for the price.