Arteck 2.4G USB Wireless Keyboard Full Size Keyboard for Computer/PC/Laptop

I love this keyboard but, I need a keyboard that is backlit. If you are using this keyboard in the light then It's great. I use it as a portable keyboard that I sit on my lap when I'm entering date on my Home Theater PC. The keys don't click and there isn't much travel, but being a touch typist this hasn't caused any problems for me. My problem is that I have to turn the lights on in my home theater room in order to find my home keys. The "bumps" are not very high do not easy to feel. This keyboard is very sturdy and strong. I love the feel of it when I'm picking it up an setting it down. I don't worry about breaking it, and occasionally I've dropped things on it. No problem. Like I said, it's sturdy. Besides that I've been using it for 5 months and it's still on the original charge. Never had a problem with connections and I can't tell that it's not a wired keyboard.

I really love this keyboard. It’s lightweight and the keys feel nice to use (not too clacky and the keys caps aren’t too tall, my personal preference). There’s grips on the bottom so it doesn’t budge and it’s slightly angled for comfort. What i really want to rave about is the battery life since I’ve had it last maybe 6 months or so before any charging which is insane! The connection of the keyboard is also flawless, with a small, inconspicuous USB dongle. Aside from that, Arteck offers peace of mind with their excellent customer support. I’ve had to reach out before for malfunctions of the keyboard from consistent long term use (I have a slightly rough hand so it was 3 years or so for me) and one accident (spill) and they were kind enough to send a replacement once troubleshooting didn’t work out. Warranty is for two years once your product is registered with them through a simple email and is very quick and hassle-free.

Ultra-Slim but Sturdy Wireless Keyboard This Arteck wireless keyboard has quickly become a favorite in my workspace. The stainless steel top gives it a surprisingly solid and premium feel while keeping the overall profile slim and lightweight. It feels more substantial than the typical plastic keyboards, and the low-profile keys make typing smooth and comfortable, even for long stretches of writing. Setup was effortless—plug in the tiny USB receiver, and it’s ready to go. No lag, no connectivity hiccups, and it stays paired reliably. I also appreciate the built-in rechargeable battery. A single charge lasts weeks, and it charges quickly with the included cable, so no more scrambling for spare batteries. The full-size layout with a numeric keypad is a big plus for spreadsheets and data entry. Keys are well spaced, with a crisp but quiet response that makes it pleasant to use in shared spaces. It’s slim enough to slip into a bag if I want to take it along with my laptop, though it feels more at home on a desk setup. If there’s one thing to keep in mind, the keyboard has a slightly lower key travel than standard desktop keyboards, so it might take a day or two to adjust if you’re used to chunkier mechanical keys. Bottom line: A sleek, solid, and reliable wireless keyboard with a long-lasting rechargeable battery—an excellent choice for anyone wanting both style and function in their daily typing.

I came from using a Logitech K800 which was a very good keyboard for some time and I loved it, but then my 4 year old spilled water on it and it malfunctions when keys were pressed. I tried to fix it, disassembled it and dried it out, vacuumed it, cleaned it really good, put it all back together the next day and still a few keys were mistyping (things like backspace typed a Z). I was going to order another one but at $80+ along with reviewers stating similar things how fragile it is - keys break or you sneeze on it, it never works right afterwards... I decided to search around. I found this arteck keyboard and although I never heard of the brand I read some reviews mostly positive. Though this is only Day 1 using it, so far its pretty good. It came fully charged and it paired up easily. I was hoping my Logitech USB receiver would work with it, but it does not. Luckily I found my Logitech MX master can do Bluetooth and I was able to pair that to the computer via Bluetooth, allowing me to replace the Logitech USB nub with the new arteck one that came with this keyboard. It types pretty good and the coolest thing about it is the minimalist design and brushed aluminum bottom. It looks very good. When its turned on the LED's for things like function lock, caps lock, number lock stay lit. They have different colors and are vivid, it looks real high tech with the blue Fn Lock, Green Num lock. There are a few shortcut buttons but unfortinatly you cannot reprogram them. For example the top right most button is the desktop button that minimizes all windows so you can quickly get to your desktop. Push it again and then the windows come back where they were. If I could choose I would rather make that button bring up the windows calculator. I will miss the calculator shortcut that I used frequently with the Logitech. For now I just hit Win+R and type calc and it comes up. I'm a fast typer but still one button would have been nice. There is no palm rest but that's OK because you can always add your own silicon one, besides this keeps the keyboard portable and light. I sometimes sit it in my lap and lean back and type. I could see you using this in the living room on a media center PC or another device (like a game system or media streamer that has USB keyboard support) to make typing into fields easier. Its so lightweight and thin you could easily store it at the side of a sofa when not in use for example. I'm not sure the battery life but so far its still indicating a full charge, so that's good for a half of days work in I.T. I'm within reach of the USB ports anyway if I need to charge it. I just like the portability to tuck it away when not in use or to have it on my lap if I want to lounge in my office chair. Pros: +Attractive, minimalist, ultra thin design +Extremely lightweight +Types really well and so far has not missed any characters that I have thrown at it, even when typing fast. +The price. Wow this really undercuts the competition. No way am I going to pay more than $80 for another Logitech K800 +Warranty. 2 year warranty for a sleek attractive keyboard that costs less than $40 is a great value. Cons: -No calculator shortcut button -In fact none of the shortcut buttons can be reprogrammed or redefined -No palm rest. The Logitech K800 was pretty thin too but had a palm rest. I'll have to see how things go, but if saving space is your concern this is not a con. You can buy silicon palm rests here or any office supply store in just about any color or design you want. -Not Bluetooth or compatible with other brands USB wireless adapters (like Logitech) -Sealed battery - cannot replace, but they claim a 3 year lifespan and at the price of this keyboard and how keyboards get dirty, its probably not a bad idea to replace keyboards every 3 to 4 years anyway. -Keys are not illuminated, but on the other hand that probably saves battery life and reduces cost. -There are no fordable feet to adjust the angle. Its is what it is. Again this yields to the minimalist design. The key action did take some getting used to, but in a few hours I'm OK with it and in fact I'm typing this review on the keyboard now. I liked the action on the Logitech better but to be honest its probably because I'm used to that and have owned that keyboard for a number of years. You really can't beat this value though. Its very affordable and if it doesn't last I can buy another one and STILL be ahead of what a single Logitech cost.

I've had it for nearly 6 years and it has worked great! Smooth buttons and good connectivity. I noticed there were a few times where it delayed sending the characters briefly or where I pressed them and nothing was sent so I had to re-press, however that was likely around the 4 year mark and prior to then it was flawless. For about 2 weeks now it has been giving me hints it was at end of life like randomly pausing videos (ie: space/enter button being ghost-pressed). It has finally died though and now ghost-presses buttons randomly or doesn't let me send them at all and therefore buying a new one. Battery life is good and I only needed to charge it like every month or two with it always being on. I didn't take any special care of it and even dropped it on carpet like twice, plus I use the computer quite frequently, so it is definitely a worthwhile purchase.

The keyboard is great, especially for the price, it has the quality of a $80 keyboard. It's really slim and the keys feel light with the perfect feel to them. I'm able to type really quickly due to how light the keys are. The only problem with it is that it doesn't use a usb-c port to charge, it uses usb-micro-b. If they changed it to usb-c it would literally be perfect. But then again, you only need to charge it 4-5 times a year so it's not a huge deal.

Nice keyboard. Love the aluminum backing. The keys are very smooth and quiet. I didn’t have any problems connecting to my computer. It rests almost flat on the desk. It would be nice if it had some type of height/angle adjustment, even if were a separate attachment included in the box

This keyboard is so sleek and easy to setup. Keys feel tactile and responsive Thin enough to fit into a desk drawer, and the rechargeable battery charges quick and last a long time between charges

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Unfortunately for me the keyboard had some defect, though the supplier had given me an upgraded version. But I must give 5 stars for the customer service. I was contacted immediately and offered replacement new keyboard of my choice since the same was not available. However I wanted the same so they approved refund immediately. One of the best customer support I have come across. It’s just my bad luck that the one got happened to be the last piece. Thank you very much for the excellent after sales support.

I wasn’t expecting to like this keyboard this much, but I’m honestly impressed. It’s slim and stylish but still feels sturdy, and the keys are super comfortable to type on. I've been using it daily for work and haven’t had a single issue. The wireless connection is fast and stable, and it doesn’t take up much desk space either. The built-in rechargeable battery is a huge bonus — I’ve only charged it once so far and it's still going strong. Pros: Very solid build for a slim keyboard Nice typing feel — quiet, soft, but responsive No lag on wireless connection Rechargeable battery lasts for weeks Full-size layout with number pad Cons: No backlight (not a dealbreaker, but worth noting) Slightly smaller keys than standard desktop keyboards (took a few hours to adjust) Would definitely recommend if you want something compact and reliable, but still good quality. Great value for the price!!

Excelente teclado, bastante estético y cómodo !😉👌🏽