K250 Bluetooth Keyboard with Numpad, Easy Connectivity, Compact Wireless Keyboard Made with Recycled Plastic, Spill-Resistant, Comfortable Keys - Windows/MacOS - Graphite

This keyboard is exactly what I was looking for. Setup was quick and easy, and the Bluetooth connection has been stable with no lag or dropouts. The keys are comfortable and quiet, making it great for everyday typing at home or in the office. I really like having the full numpad while still keeping a relatively compact size. The keyboard feels sturdy, and the spill-resistant design gives some peace of mind. Battery life has been excellent so far, and it works smoothly across both Windows and Mac. Overall, it’s a solid, no-frills keyboard that does its job well. Great quality and performance for the price.

This keyboard is great. The keys are so nice and soft when you press it (quiet when typing.) It is lightweight and looks really nice. It seems really durable (doesn’t have that light cheap feeling.) It comes with batteries inside and is so easy to set up to the computer using the Bluetooth.

I bought this keyboard after my last bluetooth one crapped out. I wasn't looking for anything fancy, and it's not. But it is comfortable, and I like the way the keys feel. Honestly, I even like the way it looks. The only downside is that one of the control buttons near the shift button will erase an entire sentence or two if it is accidently touched. That's annoying, but not enough for me to give it a four star. It's fairly quiet. I actually like the way it sounds. I use it every day, sometimes for a couple of hours. The batteries are going strong. I am glad I didn't go for a more expensive option. It doesn everything I want it to. It's compatible with my tablet and connects right away. I don't even have to reconnect it every time. I just start tapping the keys and it is ready to go fairly quickly. Over all, this is a great value for your money. I highly reccommend it.

Battery life is excellent. Turns on and pairs after initial setup with a single keystroke. Going to get a second one for an older smart TV that doesn’t have voice search. No sticky or hard keys, in fact I hadn’t even given them any thought at all until writing this. Currently using with iPad, no problems with it, or that Samsung TV, or an older Kindle Fire tablet. Lose a star for no dedicated on/off switch. If you’ve got cats…weelll, it’ll be on and pairing a lot unless it’s kept in a drawer, maybe a locked drawer.

Love this keyboard, I chose the ProtoArc EM11 NL Bluetooth Ergonomic Mouse to go with it. Could not be more pleased with quality and heft of the keyboard specially at the price point. Whisper silent and easy to pair. Excellent choice. ******UPDATED****** Had to come back and downgrade to 1 star. Keyboard quit on me after 3 months. Phantom keystrokes, like I was holding down one letter. It was a slow burn until I couldn’t take it anymore. Thought it was a one off. Replaced the batteries etc. If you just need something for a month or so while waiting or saving for something better, go for it. Totally fits the ‘you get what you pay for’ idiom.

Love this keyboard. I do not use all the shortcuts that come on so many wireless keyboards and shopped to find one that is more basic. This one perfectly meets my needs and takes up less space on my desk because it doesn't have all those extra functions I did not want. Would definitely buy again.

No issues. Keyboard works great and connects flawlessly to my laptop. Can't imagine any other problems. It does make a little clicky noise when typing but not overly loud or annoying and not as loud/annoying as my work computer keyboard. That keyboard has a very thin, plasticy, sharper, cheaper sounding click and this has a more subdued, heavier duty sounding click. I like it much better. It seems dampened maybe. It's hard to describe sounds but I find it way less annoying than any other keyboards I have used. I am extremely happy with its size and still having the full keyboard and numbers.

I like that it is small, has quiet key strokes, and is wireless. But sometimes it will go rogue and type the last keystroke you made (rather rapidly) until you hit another key. Also, most keyboards have a NUM lock key so you can use the ten key pad, this one does not. No instructions come with the keyboard to explain what the different non letter/number keys do and Googling the instructions does not help either.