TECKNET 2.4G Wireless Keyboard For Windows/Chrome OS, UK Layout Compact Mini Keyboards, Small Silent Whisper-Quiet Keyboard with 12 months Battery Life (Black)

I’ve been using the TECKNET 2.4G wireless keyboard for a few weeks now, and I’m really impressed. It’s lightweight but feels solid, and the keys are smooth, quiet, and comfortable to type on—even during long work sessions.Setup was as easy as plugging in the USB receiver—no drivers or fuss. The wireless connection is fast and stable with no noticeable lag, and the battery life has been great so far. It also has a nice low-profile design that fits perfectly on my desk without taking up too much space.Overall, it’s a fantastic budget-friendly option for anyone needing a reliable keyboard for work, school, or everyday use. Great performance at a great price!

Bought this to use with my media PC and it's been a game-changer—no more bulky keyboard hogging the space. Paired with rechargeable batteries, it does exactly what I need. Even used it on the train for dev work, and honestly, it held up way better than expected. Great little gadget!

I bought this because I've broken my Mac's keyboard around three times in eight months. I write a LOT, and since my Mac's keeps sticking and I need to keep my work productivity high for my writing, investing in this cheap keyboard was a wise move. it'll suck when it breaks, and yes, when.it's fairly cheap material, which comes with the price, and it relies on two AAA batteries, which I wasn't aware of before purchasing. The keys are smooth and flat like the one on my laptop which makes adjusting to it easy, and it has all of the expected keys of a windows keyboard, aside from a number pad on the right side. At the rate I get through keyboards, I dont expect this to last too long, but if youre interested in a fairly reliable and inexpensive keyboard, or just a temporary fix to a temporary problem, I'd recommend this product. I suspect it wouldn't be great for playing computer games.To use it on a MacBook like mine, you'll need to purchase an adaptor separately.Light weight, small, a little flimsy, responsive, cheap. Worth the money depending on intention.

I love this keyboard. Its perfect and compact. Batteries last forever in it. Feels nice to type on and connects easy to the laptop.

Although I found this keyboard a little small initially, having got used to it its really great. Lightweight, portable for use with a laptop / screen, good value and really easy to type on. I've just bought my second one and would highly recommend it.

The keyboard arrived promptly, the next day after ordering. It was packaged in a box in which it fitted perfectly, so there was not masses of excess cardboard to dispose of. The keyboard itself is very thin and light, with a fixed stand across the top end so it tilts at an angle when you use it. The setup was very easy. I installed 2 x AAA batteries (not included), plugged in the nano USB receiver, turned the keyboard on with the small switch on the bottom of the keyboard, and it was ready to go. I would say the size of the keyboard and the keys themselves are a good size for touch typing. I am able to type quickly and easily using this keyboard.I have tried this keyboard with my android box and it works brilliantly. You can use the arrow keys to navigate through the menus on the Android operating system, and the enter key to select something. The backspace key will take you back to the previous screen. This keyboard has so far worked with all the Android apps that I've tried on my Android box, including Kodi. The only little glitch I have found with it is that the volume keys seem to work in reverse. So when you turn the volume down on the keyboard, this turns it up on the android box and vice versa. I don't know if this is just an issue with my particular type of box, which is a Q-box.I have also tried this keyboard with my Android phone. I purchased a micro USB male host to USB female OTG adapter, which I plugged into the micro USB charging port on my phone. I then plugged the nano receiver into the other end of the adapter, turned on the keyboard and like magic, I was able to type on my keyboard, and the letters, words and sentences appeared on my phone instantly! This is SO useful if you need to type long messages on WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, texts, e-mails etc.Although this is advertised as a Windows or Android keyboard, I thought I would try it out on the PS3 and PS4 also. I was hopeful at first when the arrow keys started navigating through the menus on both the PS3 and PS4, but when I opened any apps on either of the playstations, the keyboard stopped working.On the whole, this is a great keyboard, but there are a couple of little things to be aware of:- The nano USB is so small that I found it fiddly to remove from the USB port in my Android box when I took it out to try in other devices. This should not be a big problem as it will not need to be moved much and will probably be staying in the Android box for the foreseeable future.- When the Android box is in standby mode, the keyboard cannot 'wake it up'. I don't think this is a fault with the keyboard though - the keyboard communicates via the USB nano receiver and if the device, and therefore the USB port is on standby (turned off), then the keyboard is not going to work. This is a little bit annoying, but it is the same problem I have found with my USB mini keyboard.On the whole, I like this keyboard a lot and will be using it with my Android box from now on instead of the USB mini keyboard that I was using before as it is so easy to navigate with and type on, even though it's a bit bigger than the mini keyboard.

It's nice, slick, compact and that's exactly what I wanted in a wireless keyboard. It's a backup keyboard used in situations where I can't fully access my main keyboard, but I find that sometimes it just doesn't function like it should. For example, in Excel, I should be able to switch between tabs with shortcuts or retreat to cell A1 with shortcuts and the keyboard just... does not do that properly. The Win and PgDn/PgUp keys themselves work outside of programs like Excel perfectly fine, i.e. Win+E, Win+D, etc. so don't know why it doesn't function correctly when used in Excel.