TECKNET Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard for Laptop, 2.4G USB Silent Computer Keyboard with Comfortable Palm Rest & Adjustable Feet Stand for Desktop, PC, Notebook, Surface and Windows, Full Size Layout

Great looking keyboard with keys that feel good while using
Best keyboard I’ve owned. Looks great. Keys are quiet and have a nice feel to them, not loose and rattly like most keyboards. I also like they they don’t require a deeper stroke like some keyboards do. I’ve been really impressed.

I Like It
I am typing this review on the new keyboard.There is a lot to like and some things not to like on itI am currently using a Logitech wireless keyboard I got form my wife. She and wireless devices do not always get along so i traded her my wired keyboard for her wireless keyboard. The Logitech is beginning to wear out, so I decided to give this a shot.The keys are slightly larger on this than my Logitech, which i like. They do not feel as robust though as the keys on mine. Also, I find them to be very noisy when depressed, no a solid click like some keyboards, or quiet like others. Just loose. Since they advertise how quiet the keys are and because I think the feel of the keys is poor, that cost them two points.It is a full size keyboard with all the usual function keys. With the built in palm rest, while the width is the same as my Logitech is is wide top to bottom because we of the built in palm rest. I don’t type with my hands on a palm rets, so i can’t give you a reasonable review of that function. My opinion though is that it is awkward. I tried typing with my hand on the palm rest and it kept slipping off as I typed letters on the lower end of the keyboard (zxcnm, etc.)The written material talks about an 8 ” raise. They mean an 8* angle raise, when you put out the legs.I found itsit to be slightly lower than my Logitech, even with the legs extended.. I took three photos, one with legs not extended on this one, one with legs extended on both, and one with legs folded up on both.A feature that I really like is that it came with a set of directions. So much stuff comes out now and to save a penny they don’t include any printed material. For that, i gave them a point.So, final score 4. It works, is plug and play and is inexpensiveNow – would I retire my logitech and keep this. No. I like the feel of the logitech keys better and it sits at a slightly greater angle which is better for me. This will be my spare.

Soft touch and quiet
Soft touch and quiet

Great keyboard
The keyboard is great. The only thing I would add is backlighting.

I got this because my laptop keyboard was playing up and I wanted to try writing more by using my phone to write while on the move. Ive found it great for both. There’s no lag, it’s easy to pair. Sturdy enough to get thrown into a bag. I’ve found myself using it with my phone in the house, in favour of lugging my laptop around.**Features**One of the main reasons I got this keyboard over others was the thickness. Ithe really is 4mm thick everywhere. Unlike some, where it looks nice and thin but the batteries are round and at the back, making the overall thickness a few centimeters. I wanted this one to fit between the screen and broken keyboard of my laptop, which it does pretty well. I also wanted a backlight so I could work at night.There’s plenty of other features include haven’t explored, just yesterday I found a function button that closed the on screen keyboard on my phone – an extremely useful feature.**Usability and layout**The keyboard is only slightly smaller than a normal keyboard, and was really easy to type on. Ive used tiny keyboards before and found them impossible to adjust to. This isn’t one of those, I could type fine from the beginning.The key action is decent, especially for its size. I’d favour this over old 2005 USB apple keyboard.Layout wise there is one major flaw, the function and control keys are switched compared to normal layouts I’ve used. It’s not too much of a problem if you don’t use it a lot, but I found myself pressing one when I meant the other. Other than this, I’ve had no problems at all.**Build quality**It’s really well built for the price. I was looking to get this or a more expensive keyboard with more metal, thinking it would be more rigid. I chose this for its thinness and backlight. However, even though it is mostly plastic it is still rigid and well made. There’s only flex if you twist it, not in normal use at all. Though plastic the front is a kind of faux brushed metal and I wouldn’t be able to tell it from aluminium without touching it. Overall, it’s very decent.

Quality excellent.Reassuringly solid – keys and layout in the goldilocks zone i.e. neither too large or small.Good key response which goes to assessing the feel.Versatile – with up to three connections (although I haven’t explored that yet ). Battery life was shorter than I thought it would be at a few days (but that is in comparison with a previous simple bluetooth keyboard), just requires remembering to plug it in.Aesthetics good.Value for money always a subjective comment, but I’m not disappointed so therefore, it must be value for me.

Ich habe schon länger damit geliebäugelt, mir eine Bluetooth- Tastatur für mein IPad Air2 zu kaufen. Bisher hatte ich es unterlassen, da mir die Tastaturen, die ich im Handel gefunden hatte zu teuer waren. Meistens waren es auch einzelne Tastaturen, die man dann zusätzlich zum Gerät mitnehmen muss, also alles in allem zu aufwendig. Bei dieser Tastatur steckt das IPad direkt in dem Cover mit der Tastatur. Das Cover und die Tastatur machen einen hochwertigen Eindruck. Klappt man das Cover mit dem IPad auf, kann man es bequem aufstellen und hat die Tastatur direkt arbeitsbereit. Die Verbindung über Bluetooth braucht man nur einmal zu machen, danach wird sie gehalten. Insgesamt muss ich die Tastatur bei häufigem Gebrauch einmal wöchentlich aufladen. Die Tasten haben einen angenehmen Anschlag und es fällt mir leicht, mit dem 10-Finger System darauf zu schreiben.Ich würde die Tastatur in jedem Fall weiterempfehlen.