Trust Ody II Silent Wireless Keyboard QWERTY UK Layout, Membrane Low Profile Keys, USB Receiver 2.4GHz, Spill-Resistant, Batteries Included, Quiet Computer Keyboard for PC Laptop Mac – Black
£16.99
Price: £16.99
(as of Jun 04, 2025 10:16:29 UTC – Details)
Thin and silent wireless keyboard for hours of working comfort
THEY CALL ME SLIM ODY – Make the most of every key on your keyboard. This thin, full-size keyboard with a QWERTY UK layout lets you enjoy speedy typing to get you through your workday
NO STRINGS ATTACHED – Fully wireless, the Ody II offers 10m of wireless range, allowing you freedom of movement when you work at home, in the office, or in meeting rooms
PEACEFULLY PRODUCTIVE – There’s nothing worse than a noisy typer, which is why this keyboard has been designed with silent, floating low-profile keys to keep you as focused as can be
ACCIDENTS HAPPEN – Mornings are tough, so don’t be alarmed if you get a splash of coffee on your keyboard. Spill-resistant, the Ody II ensures no little accidents get in the way of your day
YOUR GUARDIAN ANGLE – Find your perfect ergonomics with this keyboard. With an adjustable typing angle, take advantage of all day comfort that supports long hours of typing
CHEERS FOR 5 YEARS – Enjoy worry-free use with our 5-year warranty; built to last and backed by our commitment to quality, you can enjoy your products with extra peace of mind
Customers say
Customers find the keyboard quiet, easy to set up, and comfortable to use, with good value for money. The size receives positive feedback, with one customer describing it as an excellent compact keyboard. However, the functionality receives mixed reviews, with several customers reporting that it only works intermittently.
8 reviews for Trust Ody II Silent Wireless Keyboard QWERTY UK Layout, Membrane Low Profile Keys, USB Receiver 2.4GHz, Spill-Resistant, Batteries Included, Quiet Computer Keyboard for PC Laptop Mac – Black
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David –
Quiet and good size
A great keyboard. Its quiet and a good size Comfortable to use and simple to set up. Cant ask for much more.
Richard Howat –
Good value
Excellent compact keyboard – really easy to set up.
EPJ –
Really – it’s not good
Had high hopes for this keyboard – I have two computers and one keyboard for both would have been nice. I found that it constantly fails on keystrokes, couldn’t say for sure but I think because it drops the signal, plus you have to hit the keys really hard to be sure they work. The keys are clunky & noisy – hard work. I have returned it & now must seek another.
Mayank Mistry –
Perfect for my needs
Love the keyboard, it feels responsive and is quite. Glad I purchased it. Can’t comment on battery life yet as it’s a very new purchase. Highly recommend the product
david hambling –
Good silent keyboard
Been looking for a new keyboard & this one ticks all the boxes & silent too
Russ the gibbon –
Good value and feature-packed, but don’t expect premium quality at such a bargain price
I mainly work on a MacBook Pro, and my old keyboard was a Penclic Mini, which is the best thing I’ve ever typed on but costs three times as much. It would be unfair to expect the budget-friendly Trust Lyra to match the standard of those luxury items.The action of the Lyra’s keys is much less positive, although still a whole heap better than some of the unbranded tat I’ve used. I’ve occasionally had keystrokes “repeat” if I hit too hard or fast, resulting in extra letters appearing on the screen, but it doesn’t happen frequently enough to be a dealbreaker. The keyboard is impressively solid considering it’s all plastic, and I like the flexibility to choose from three different angles of tilt. Typing on it inevitably feels slightly hollow and rattley, but no worse than the competition at this price point.Pairing is an absolute breeze on MacOS and Windows, and it’s great being able to choose between two Bluetooth connections and the included USB receiver. However, switching between devices sometimes takes ages for no obvious reason, and the connection buttons are extremely flimsy.Other good points: the layout is excellent (with a proper L-shaped Enter key for the UK market), it charges with a USB-C cable instead of old-school micro-USB, and it’s nice and easy to switch the top row between F1-F12 and shortcut mode. Trust should also be applauded for using recycled plastic to manufacture it, not to mention shipping it in plastic-free packaging.It’s a pity there’s such a huge price gap between this keyboard and “premium” models, and that the world seems to be obsessed with mechanical switches, which aren’t everyone’s cup of tea. But if you’ve only got £30 to spend and you like a laptop-style typing experience, you could do a lot worse than this.
Amazon Customer –
Nice keyboard. 3 bluetooth & 1 wireless connection.
Brought this to replace an worn out Jellcomb equivalent. This has 3 bluetooth and one 2.4ghz wireless connection – all clearly marked.First time I have used this style of chiclet keys and the spacing is taking a little to get used to but that’s me.Connectivity is excellent – on the old keyboard I would often experience a delay when changing connection but this is first time straight away. Keyboard responds well for normal typing and light gaming (I don’t do anything current FPS so cannot speak for it, no reason to see an issue).I can’t speak about battery life yet.Only a 4 star because it rattles on typing – although I just picked it up to look underneath and the rattle has gone, really nice and quiet now but still 4 stars are there is an intermittent rattle :-)Price wise (£35) feels sensible and has saving me having to consider the over priced likes of logitech. Would have been really nice if there was an option for a mouse as part of the bundle.
Amazon Customer –
Great service and keyboard
Does anyone know the copy button on this keyboard, my old one was F6??