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

Exceptional Functionality and Value with the Arteck Bluetooth Keyboard (HB305)
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.

Great mulit device BT keyboard for the price.
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.

A well made device that works very well and is easy to set up.
The initial setting up was straightforward and the instruction leaflet, although small, well put together and relatively easy to read compared with some that come with other products. The keyboard feels like a quality product despite its very reasonable pricing.Initially, when undertaking my first typing tests, I found the keyboard very much over-sensitive with lots multi character output from a single key press. This frustrated me somewhat so I emailed Arteck customer support whose contact details are prominently shown in the leaflet. However, I probably have jumped the gun because, not be being overly familiar with Android other than in using my mobile phone, I didn’t realise that within the settings of my new Android tablet, for which I acquired the keyboard, was a section where I could adjust ‘Pointer’ speed and this resolved the issue without any problem being caused to normal touchscreen working.It’s early days but I am very happy with my purchase – its quality and ease of use, even for my aged and shaky fingers, mean I believe it deserves a five star rating.

I got this for a friend, his fingers too big for the Bluetooth keyboards that come with he ipad cases, this was inexpensive and seemed to have everything. I have been typing on the little keyboards for years, so I bought this to try on for him, as his “stopped working” it didn’t. The keyboard will on occasion become unpaired for no reason, It’s happened to me 3 times in a week, but all I do is simply push the F1 key for Bluetooth connection, and it reconnects. I do not need to go to settings, to to BT annd repair, etc. So it’s a super easy fix. I am about a week into this, and still is 100% fully charged, there is a cool F12 button that flashes when you push it, telling you how much charge you have left, in my case 4 times = 100%, 3 X’s 75%,…etc. After the initial charge, that was it, it’s remained at 100%. The keys have a nice bounce to them, it’s much more like typing on my computer keyboard, but on my lap, NOW I am looking for a lap desk but ONLY for the keyboard, and maybe a slot for my ipad, although it sits on a stand that I put under/between my legs because I can adjust it’s height and distance from me. I am using the magnetic no slip cover to my ipad/keyboard case, which helps with slipich and stabilizes it on my lap, not magnetic, this keyboard is not magnetic. It does have the no slip rubber tabs, 1 in each corner to help too. Appling magnetics do not work either, I tried. They slip off this keyboard bottom at all points. Also it has F1, F2 and F3 for 3 different BT devices you can pair to this keyboard. I guess I could pair my phone too, but I mainly use voice to text on that, and type on my ipad. As I have done for this review.

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.