They have put out an ultra slim Bluetooth 3.0 keyboard that warrants your consideration. From a design perspective, Inateck's Bluetooth 3.0 ultra slim keyboard is just about everything you would ...

The Qwerkywriter is $349 direct from the company’s own website. There are, of course, a huge number of Bluetooth keyboards ...

Well, that sound and feel is back, in the all-aluminum Fineday 3.0 Bluetooth Mechanical Keyboard. Currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign, the Korean-designed Fineday can be wirelessly ...

This keyboard syncs very well amongst your Apple ecosystem. It works with macOS version 10.4 or later, Bluetooth 3.0 or later, and on iOS 13 and above. The keyboard is simple to pair with your ...

Enter Jorno, the smallest lil Bluetooth keyboard you ever did see. Jorno is just 6.8mm thick, and it folds up into a rectangle that’s less than 6 by 4 inches all told. It’s easy to fold up and ...

Luckily, there is a solution: All you need to do is connect a portable keyboard to your tablet via Bluetooth, and full typing ...

The thin-and-light Arteck HB030B Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard arms road warriors with a single input for their devices. Supporting the four major commercial operating systems (Windows, MacOS ...

I’ve had the keyboard for several weeks now and have swapped between USB and Bluetooth modes. During that time, I haven’t had the low battery indicator come up; though, without software ...

And now, the company has come up with a new wireless keyboard dubbed as the Targus KB55 Multi-Platform Bluetooth Keyboard for Rs 1,599. The Targus KB55 is the one keyboard that can be used across ...

If your plan this fall is to survive school or work with only a tablet as your daily driver, you’ll definitely need a keyboard to go with it. Today, Amazon has an Anker Bluetooth ultra-slim ...

The latest case in point is this K380 Compact Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard. Wow, that's really a mouthful for a name, but every bit of it is significant. It connects via Bluetooth "Classic" (3. ...

Microsoft has outed a new keyboard, the Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000, targeted at mobile professionals hoping to do some serious text-entry on their iOS, Android or Windows tablets.