Arteck Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard Compatible with iPad 10.2-inch/iPad Air/iPad 9.7-inch/iPad Pro/iPad mini, iPhone and Other Bluetooth Enabled Devices Including iOS, Android, Windows Silver

I got this little keyboard to help do my work after certain keys on my college laptop magically decided to stop working. I haven't used it intensely or put it under conditions of extreme physical duress, but for now, I am very satisfied with this product.For the price (around $17 when I got it), I think it's a great deal - I didn't get it to be a long-lasting investment anyway!Its small size is perfect for me - but I could see how somebody with bigger hands might feel a little cramped. It's really portable, I could easily fit it into my school backpack alongside my laptop and notebooks. Its portability is also bolstered by the fact it's very lightweight. That in itself could be both a pro and a con - it's light as a feather, which left me very worried about durability. I resorted to carrying it in the cardboard box it comes with! That isn't as bad as it sounds - the packaging is decently slim as well and just as no-fuss as the product itself. It's survived 2 transatlantic 24h plane journeys in a very cramped backpack so... that's not bad, I think!Connecting it to my laptop was also a breeze, and the instructions are really simple & clear. 10/10 there. It reconnects quickly when I restart the laptop, or turn the keyboard off and on again. A blue or green LED helpfully lets you know that it's connecting or caps lock is on, respectively. No backlight, but I knew that and you probably won't find it at this price level anyway!Again, this isn't a logitech or one of those fancy custom-made pieces and that's totally ok. For me, as a temporary fix it worked absolutely wonderfully, to the point I found it hard to part with it once the big keyboard got fixed. If you're doubting whether to get it or not, I say "do it". Even if you regret it, I think there's worse ways to lose money :)

I wanted to raise my laptop a bit for my neck. Wanted a mac-layout keyboard. This was inexpensive and it just works.The keyboard feels good to type on. It connected right away.If you want a working keyboard that is inexpensive, this is it.I was not paying attention, it takes AAA batteries - have plenty, so that's not an issue. It also has an on/off switch. I'll ignore that to see what the battery life is when I just leave it turned on but not in use.It also has no backlighting, but that is not an issue for me as I don't tend to look at the keyboard.So to summarize,* Inexpensive* Feels good for typing* Takes AAA batteries* No backlightingAnd it works perfectly for my current temporary setup. Still looking for a stand for my mac, but using a box right now.

I love how lightweight and functional this piece of tech is -- it helped me develop an ergonomic station for at-home office work. For reference, I use a "Lenovo Ideapad 5 15.6-inch FHD Touchscreen Premium Laptop PC, Intel Quad-Core i7-1065G7, Intel Iris Plus Graphics, 12GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB SSD, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 10 Home 64 bit, Abyss Blue."I've dropped it a couple of times on accident, and it still works fine, with no dents or anything, and it is extremely easy to replace the battery in the battery slot, as well as hook-up via Bluetooth. It came with a battery, and I think I only had to replace the battery maybe 2-3 times.Overall, recommend to anyone if looking for a simple, lightweight keyboard. It's lasted me a few months over 4 years now, so I'd say it's got a pretty decent lifespan.If they wanted to "improve" or diversify their product, the only thing I can think of is by changing the aesthetics - offering colors / color palettes other than black and silver.

Updated ReviewAfter my initial review i was in contact with the supplier. I must say excellent customer service. Prompt response and understood my concern. I am trying out the Arteck HB305 keyboard. I must say much quieter. I just received today and am using for the first time. Convenient size for the pull our drawer so i can also use mouse. Keyboard has good feel. Keys work nicely and are very quiet. Easy to connect the bluetooth.I definitely like this one very much and would recommend it.Initial Review:Product connects easily and quickly to laptop. Size is perfect for the pull out drawer i have. Allows me to use keyboard and mouse. I have no need for a number pad on keyboard so this is perfect. couldnlt beat the priceMain issue i am having is that its not that quiet. They advertised as "whisper quiet". Maybe if they were typing with a jackhammer going off. Compared to the Mac wireless keyboard i had this is extremely noisy. Others across the room can hear me typing.Hence why the low rating - noisy and misleading advertising

2 YEAR REVIEWI gotta say I love this little cheapo keyboard. I was looking for a new keyboard for my daily. I bought an expensive fancy keyboard but my boss (wife) got pissed at hearing the stupid key clicks all the time. Since we both work from home I had to find a quiet key keyboard and this is it. It is pretty much silent and works fantastic. I type at 130 wpm and I type about 8-10k words a day. This thing still works just like it did on day one. The keys are a little softer than what they used to be but with so much use I would have expected it to die a lot sooner. My last anker brand keyboard only lasted 6 months. I bought this one thinking that it would only last 3 months but I'm extremely surprised.

This keyboard is an absolute game-changer for both work and play. The keys are responsive and satisfying to type on, with just the right amount of travel and feedback. Whether I’m writing, gaming, or editing, it keeps up effortlessly. The backlighting is a great touch for low-light environments, and the build quality feels sturdy and premium. Setup was quick and easy, and it's super comfortable for long sessions. Overall, a fantastic investment for daily use.