Arteck 2.4G Wireless Keyboard Stainless Steel Ultra Slim Full Size Keyboard for Computer/Desktop/PC/Laptop/Surface/Smart TV and Windows 10/8 / 7 Built in Rechargeable 6-Month Battery

Genuinely surprised by this keyboard. Only had it 3 days but really impressed. It arrived earlier than expected. I'm not great with setting things up but couldn't believe how simple this was. Unpacked it, put the USB thingy in my laptop, turned keyboard on and not only was it already charged, it automatically paired with my laptop and in less than 5minutes I was happily typing away. Perfect. To save the battery I have been turning it off at the end of the day. Not sure how long I'll keep remembering to do that but comes with charging cable ready to charge it back up again when needed. No more faff buying batteries. Keys feel nice, design is great as it looks really smart but is basically the same size as laptop keyboard area. That was great for me as didn't want full sized but also didn't want it so small I had issues using it. Lightweight, smart design, super simple set up and comes with a 2yr warranty. All that for under £30 so it gets 5 stars from me.

This keyboard looks really nice and well-built. It's the perfect size for what I need as well as I didn't want a very large one. I first received a keyboard for which the battery started draining very quick - the support team was very helpful - they contacted me and sent me a replace very quickly, which is really appreciated. The new one works perfectly as well with no issues so far. Overall it has been a good experience=)

Pros: - I bought this when it was on sale for £16. For that price, it's ridiculously good value and really can't complain. Even at it's usual price of £22, it would be a very good keyboard. - It feels pretty well built. They keys are like a laptop chiclet-style and have a good amount of travel but aren't too hard to press, either. - Very small form factor with full-size keys but no wasted space. Good for small desks or people who want a portable keyboard. Cons: - The biggest one for me is just that it has a completely unnecessary, non-standard UK layout. The enter key is a US-style long horizontal bar, and it's taking me a while to get used to pressing it correctly - I often overshoot and hit the # key above it, since that's what I'm used to on my other UK keyboards. I've compared this Arteck keyboard to my laptop key board (Dell XPS 13, Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga) and it's basically exactly the same size, so I don't see any reason for them needing to make this weird UK-but-US hybrid layout? Would be an instant 5-stars otherwise. - It's a little bit "rattly", if that makes sense? I think it's just the sound of the keys shaking around in their housing and it may not bother you once it's sat on a desk and in use. Verdict: For £16 I can't exactly complain about this keyboard. Very good value for money and you probably won't be disappointed if you're looking for an inexpensive, well-designed wireless keyboard.

First one was missing the Dongle, second one is just perfect, very thin and works like a dream. Excellent keyboard.

I first bought this keyboard more than 6 years ago, so it's taken me a while to get around to writing a review. Until the past few weeks it's been faultless. The battery life is brilliant and the slim profile minimises wrist strain: the reason I chose it in the first place. At this price I'm therfore not quibbling that I'm now having to replace it. It initially stopped working totally but an update of the drivers restored it for a short time. For the past few weeks it's kept dropping communication which I can restore by removing and reinserting the dongle but that's getting tedious. Expecting it to work forever is perhaps unrealistic, hence giving this 5 stars for its performance up to now.

I was looking for a to replace my broken Advent, battery operated, AKBMM15 keyboard and couldn't find anything similiar (I desired something minimal, without the addional length [occupying precious desk spce] for an unrequired numerical keyboard). {PC world, Argos, all withdraw their small footprint keyboard's}. I very impressed with the design, and prompt delivery service. Nice feel and response to the keys. (Possibly a bit small for extra-large fingers), but this is what I wanted. Minimally quiet but with a nice tactile 'feel' and responsive 'springyiness' . Stylish, non-slip metal base, gives this light keyboard great staying put power, with just the right amount of ergonomic weight. I never had a rechargeable KB- Its lovely. It came charged for a day or so use, and it seems that after a brief full charge it will last for quiet sometime. (comparable perhaps to my 2xAAA previous arrangement) -[post edit: I can confirm that I may of experienced the tinyiness of inconvience, plugging in this elegant keyboard for a brief few hours (2-3, I don't really recall), One (or perhaps 2) other time/s in the last 7+ months] The same day it arrived I also (later) brought a mouse from Arkeck after being impressed from this intial purchase -which is also v.good. The very helpful tech support staff, quickly reponsed to my email and assisted me with to get the two wireless products working with only the one USB dongle. Always handy to free up a USB. I have had it for about a week and all is good. And the team reminded me to ask for the complimentary 24 months warranty. Bargain price too, as I received a 18% discount, although I may have missed out on a futher discount promotional code (Unless I am confussed, as it may only be valid for an addional buy- I was tempted to buy a spare). Partically impressed. If only I could give more stars, this harsh critic would. I don't often feel compelled to write reviews, I hope this is helpful. Post edit- 7 months later I accidentally split water over the keyboard and it eventually gave up, but after mentioning it to the wonderfully support team, they very kindly sent me another one absolutely free. Their English is not spot on, yet they are amazingly supportive, replying promptly and I receive this new replacement within 24 hours I think (but perhaps that is because I temporarily have Prime). I also should note their excellent eye for design also extends to their wonderfully executed high-end packaging (interlocked card hinges/doubled over walls for strength)-with minimal non-recyclables [in fact I am actually using the single clear plastic bag, as I have left the keyboard inside the protective seal, because of my clumbsy nature - and it still [almost] as elegant I am partically impressed and I extemely likely to be a loyal customer for future purchases.

If you're looking for a good wireless keyboard that's small, light and well built, then this is a good place to start. Size: It's pretty small, as you can see from the image it's very slim, with a slight larger bit at the top to house the battery and give the keyboard a slight lean angle. The other image from the top down shows that may pen is about half the length of the keyboard, so pretty small, but definitely not too small, at least for me. I can type on it pretty freely with very few errors. Build quality: Quite impressed for the money, I mean if I really wanted to I could break it, but while in my bag it survived going back and forth to work and home, especially as it has no case. The top is a matte black plastic which is fairly sturdy and underneath is a high shine metal which does come over to the front at the bottom, this, to me at least, gives it the feel of high quality and sturdiness. I have had the keyboard for around 4 months, and so far it's looks near brand new so no issues on build quality. Battery: The battery so far has been absolutely fine, haven't had to recharge it yet, there is slider switch underneath which lets you turn it off to help save the battery. What I quite like about this to other wireless keyboards I looked at was, for the price, I had a rechargeable battery, no longer would I need to keep buying and replacing the battery, as soon as the battery dies (whenever that happens) I can use the cable provided (micro USB to USB A) to connect to the laptop and charge it and use it at the same time, easy. Connectivity: The connectivity and accuracy of it was more than capable of what I needed it for, typing for emails and documents throughout a working day in an office. It comes with a Bluetooth dongle USB A which went straight into my laptop, I turned the keyboard on and bam it worked straight away. What I will say is that this is the only area I had an issue with, several weeks ago the keyboard stopped working, which was weird as it had worked all morning till after lunch. Upon some thorough testing by myself I believed it to be the BT dongle having an issue as it would receive my typing but open windows and other things instead. I therefore emailed Arteck and they agreed with my assessment and gave me a code to get another one for free, excellent customer service. And so far nothing wrong with this one since. Design: I must admit I do tend to go towards things that look quite good. This keyboard has a simple design, everything you need and nothing more. The keys are a shallow design, much like a laptop keyboard, which I prefer typing on. In terms of keys I have 2 issues (though I knew this when buying so can't really say this as a negative) I miss the numerical keypad as I input a fair chuck of numerical data, and the other thing was the placement of the hash key, just above the enter key, I keep accidentally hitting the hash key which is a little annoying. Overall this has been a great purchase for me, I hate wires and convinced that we will eventually go wireless at some point in the future. High accuracy key input. Barely any thought about setup. Highly recommend.

Very neat small keyboard. Keys very responsive and connected immediately with dongle inserted in spare USB socket. USB-C charging cable required but USB micro cable enclosed with keyboard. However, email to Arteck support brought an immediate response and I now await the USB-C cable. Impressive response a good reflection on supplier.