Arteck 2.4G Wireless Keyboard Ultra Slim Full Size Keyboard with Numeric Keypad and Media Hotkey for Computer/Desktop/PC/Laptop/Surface/Smart TV and Windows 10/8/ 7 Built-in Rechargeable Battery

Neat, good quality & works well
This is a lovely keyboard, works well & the keys are satisfying to type on – slightly dipped centres & nicely clicky without sounding cheap (I think if you know, you know so that might be helpful to some fellow typists)! Full sized but thin enough to store easily. Seemed to charge quite quickly. I wanted one with a number pad so this is perfect. Fully plug & play with no set up – charge it, stick the receiver into a USB port and that’s it – ready!My work-owned laptop is a reconditioned one so buying a docking station was too pricey to work with that age of laptop (new job is in retail so they’re less generous with WFH tech than my last sector), all the main ports are on the right & I like to use a mouse so everything was in the way so using a keyboard & mouse combo gets round this nicely (I had a nice wireless mouse already so I didn’t want a set). I completed the set up with a monitor but bought a reconditioned one from my local computer shop (never needed to buy my own before)!All in all fully recommend this.

Decent keyboard at a sensible price
Very good quality, easy to use and connections well. Only drawback is the usb dongle required to the connect via Bluetooth.

Small.
This is a slimline wireless keyboard. I bought it to replace a wired Cherry silent keyboard that I really liked until one of the keys started getting an annoying stickiness to it that I couldn’t cope with as a touch-typist.This is a pretty decent little keyboard but there is an emphasis on the little. The keys are pretty much normal spacing and most things are where your fingers would expect them to be if you are a touch-typist, if you are not a touch-typist and type like someone looking for the coffee cream in a box of chocolates then it won’t matter either way. For some reason my little finger has fallen in love with the ? key, I think that, because the keys are flat, it’s very easy to hit the shift and the /? at the same time.The key-press depth is pleasing, the keys are firm with a nice click but not too noisy. The keys are surrounded by plastic which make it less likely for dust and hair and toast crumbs to get under the keys although it could be a nightmare to clean under them if that does happen.I was a bit worried about having a wireless keyboard with a rechargeable battery but so far the battery life is very good and, if it runs out, you just have to plug it in to a USB socket on your PC and suffer using it like a wired keyboard for an hour or two. There is an on-off switch in the top right corner to save power but I rarely use it.My only gripes with this keyboard are that it is a bit small. This is mostly actually a good thing but has some small disadvantages such as that the F keys are all bundled together in one long row (whereas my old Cherry had a gap every four keys so when I am playing in VR I can feel where they are). There is a function lock button on the top row but I get confused as to when it is on and off so I often pause my music when I meant to refresh a page, not a big thing and more me than the keyboard.Overall this is a nice keyboard. I’m not sure if I prefer it over my Cherry but Cherry keyboards have become inexplicably expensive so I’m sticking with this for now.You know, I would have written a much more in-depth and probably more humorous review if Amazon gave me something for it. Why are we spending our time and effort writing reviews for free to promote Amazon’s business? Amazon is already destroying the High Street (with our support) so I reckon that if Amazon wants us to promote their business we should be getting loyalty points, discounts, or free stuff rather than passive-aggressive emails asking me if my reviews get noticed. Seems to me that the thing that is not noticed is the time and effort we are putting into these and not getting paid. Amazon is not a hobby site, you shouldn’t be devoting your time and effort for free.

Just what I need and goes against the trend in a good way!
This slim low profile keyboard is perfect for my needs, where most people seem to want “rgb”, “mechanicle” I didn’t care for that. It is lightweight, shallow button press so no unregistered presses, battery lasts forever. Full sized as well unlike a lot of keyboards nowadays. It’s plug and play as well, idiot proof! Looks slender and professional as well.

Good keyboard to use, great price and functionality. Very convenient format, lightweight and travels well. Key tip is to monitor battery life with the Fn + F2 keystroke. Battery life is surprisingly long — I went on for at least 3 months without recharging nor turning off the keyboard. Recharge via USB cord that comes with. The number pad is essential as I often need to type ASCII codes. I cannot speak to compatibility with non-Windows laptops as I am not a Mac user nor fanboy #boofriggs

I LOVE this keyboard! I have already purchased it twice and about to get a 3rd for a new office setup. Incredible battery life, perfect key stroke feel without being too loud, and the best feature is….the addition of the backspace key on the numeric pad! It’s genius!!! I have searched and searched for other keyboards with this feature and it’s nearly impossible to find. I hope they don’t stop making this keyboard with this feature. Other brands should pay attention. I’ve spent over a hundred dollars on a beautiful Logitech keyboard and it’s been collecting dust. Get on board Logi, and you may get your customer back, but for now I’m all Arteck! Keep up the good work and think about adding this feature to other models!