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

One of the bets Keybords i have ever used. the keys are really soft and responsive and the battery last long on charge.th enumber pad on the righI've been using the Arteck 2.4G Wireless Keyboard for a while now, and it's been a game-changer. The slim design fits perfectly on my desk without taking up too much space. Typing feels smooth and quiet, which is great when I'm working late and don't want to disturb anyone. The battery life is impressive; I don't have to worry about charging it constantly. Plus, the stainless steel build gives it a sturdy feel, so I know it's built to last. Overall, it's a reliable keyboard that has made my daily tasks easier and more enjoyable.t is really useful as this give the feel of a full keyboard

I love the feel of the keyboard, it looks really classy and the buttons are smooth. It has worked really well and I absolutely love it.To add, I had a small issue with the keyboard to which Arteck responded in person and really quickly. They took me through the troubleshooting and when this didn't fix it, they immediately sent a replacement. I'm really impressed with the customer service. I've also bought a mouse from these guys as it all feels so high quality.

Bought this 2 years ago and it's still going strong. I was hesitant to buy a wireless keyboard originally because the idea of having to charge it put me off but this thing lasts so long I barely have to charge it. It is super lightweight and has a nice feel reminiscent of laptop keyboards.Only reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 is that the \ and | buttons are activated using the Fn keys and are the only two symbols that are typed this way and are in an awkward spot in my opinion with them being over the Z and X keys I find my finger position to be quite awkward. I could deal with a bit of extra lenght to accomodate these or have them in a different place.

This is the best keyboard I've bought so far. It's super easy to type, feels very comfortable and is nice and thin so fits in my laptop bag nicely. I would say it's a little flat on the table so for those with bad wrists, I'd recommend a wrist support to go with it. I love the shortcut functions on it and the battery is insane! I've had it about 2 months and I've charged it once after using constantly for 8 hours a day 5 days a week. Ideal keyboard for me, great value for money.

This is my second Arteck keyboard. The first lasted two years before the letter "a" started playing up, but the keyboard had been used daily during that time, and I had been impressed it. Consequently, I had no qualms about buying a second Arteck keyboard, although it is a different model.The new keyboard is very solidly build with a metal base. It's heavy, so doesn't move around in use. The keys have a nice silent action to them and overall it seems to be a super keyboard. It connected wirelessly to the transmitter with no intervention needed on my part, and it came partially charged so I was able to use it immediately.

Keyboard has a lovely low profile and is light - bought to replace a more bulky style keyboard. The buttons are all really responsive and more importantly quiet. It has a nice back finish to it too. Installation was a breeze. The only downside (and the reason I knocked of 2 stars) is that the keyboard is slightly warped and therefore does not sit flush on a flat surface. It may settle in time but I am tempted to return the item because this could become annoying.Updated: customer service was superb and they were Straight on to me to provide me with a replacement keyboard in days. Outstanding!

At the time of purchase, this keyboard was on offer, down from £60 ($78.04 USD) to £20 ($26.01 USD). This will not in any way affect my verdict.I bought this keyboard as I needed a wireless keyboard for my Mac. Despite this being a Windows keyboard, everything worked perfectly fine (I have a Windows machine too).I'm not sure about whether this works on Windows (as I never tried it), but if you're using a Mac you can tap the lock key at the end of the function key row and have the media control keys become your primary choice, instead of having to hold the FN key before tapping the function keys (to change a track, for example). I must also mention that the track skip and play/pause keys do NOT work unless you're in the iTunes app or using the Finder. Any other apps do not allow you to change tracks, as far as I know.The build quality of this keyboard is absolutely fantastic. I had quite low expectations, considering I had never heard of this brand before and also factoring in the low price. Even at its recommended price, the build quality is on par with keyboards from larger brands which cost considerably more.The feel of the keys is sublime. The travel may be short, but if you have ever used mem-chanical keyboard before with shallow keys, this is perfectly fine. It is reminiscent of the keyboards you find in older MacBook Air models, which is a fair comparison as they both use scissor switches. The only difference is this keyboard is a little bit shallower than the keyboards found on MacBook Air models that predate the Butterfly keyboard. I guess you could say the key travel is a midpoint between the old MacBook scissor switch keyboards and the Butterfly mechanisms found on the newer models.Battery life is not something I can comment on at the time of writing, as I haven't had the keyboard long enough. I have heard that it takes 2 hours (at most) to fully charge, and can last for 250 hours of continuous typing, or 6 months of realistic use. This is not what I would class as a trade-off, as if you use your keyboard frequently you can always charge it up overnight, while you're having dinner or not using the system for other reasons. I must also mention that the keyboard can be used whilst it's charging, so the time it takes to charge is not worth worrying about.I was impressed that this keyboard even came with a Micro USB cable. They are ridiculously cheap and most people who would buy this kind of thing would have loads of spares anyway. On this note, the cable is rather short at roughly 2 feet long but it's a bonus that it even includes one in the first place.The only slight nit-pick that I could possibly make is that the keyboard charges via Micro USB. I shouldn't need to explain why this is an issue, but I will sum it up really quickly: the port is not reversible, the cable itself has 2 prongs which can wear or be snapped off, and the port can get worn over time which can make a connection so loose that it becomes unusable. Considering the price it would cost to add a USB type C connection instead (which literally costs a few pence more), it really baffles me why this keyboard doesn't adopt the vastly superior connector. This is one small gripe that doesn't drastically affect my overall review of the product.In conclusion, this keyboard is absolutely fantastic and I'm really glad that I picked this one up. The keys are extremely stable, the travel is satisfying if you love clicky keyboards, the actuation force is minimal so there is less risk of RSI (repetitive strain injury) on your fingers and wrists from typing, and the build quality rivals much more expensive counterparts.Overall, I would give this thing a solid 9.8 out of 10. The only room for improvement would be to include a USB-C connection instead.