Compact, Lightweight, and Reliable This Arteck wireless keyboard turned out to be a very pleasant surprise. It’s slim and compact, about the size of a laptop keyboard, which makes it easy to slip into a bag and move between my desktop and other devices. The low-profile keys have a soft but responsive feel—comfortable enough for longer typing sessions without the clatter of older, bulkier boards. Setup was literally plug-and-play with the included nano receiver; no drivers, no fuss. I like the thoughtful touches: media hotkeys along the top row work smoothly for volume and playback, and the rechargeable battery means no scrambling for AAA batteries. The charging cable is included, and a full charge lasts a good while before needing a top-up. Build quality is better than expected at this price point—the frame feels solid even though it’s lightweight. One thing to note is that the compact size means the keys are a little closer together. It took me a day or two to adjust, but now I hardly notice. Also, because it’s so slim, it doesn’t have an aggressive typing angle; some may want to prop it up slightly for ergonomics. Bottom line: An affordable, portable, and reliable wireless keyboard that balances style and function nicely. Perfect if you want a no-frills keyboard that just works well across multiple setups. Read more
I’m very happy with this keyboard! Not because it’s amazing, it’s entirely plastic, bends fairly easily and it does seem “cheap”. But for the price I got it at, I couldn’t ask for anything more, it works perfectly for what I mainly use my keyboard for and I can do it wirelessly now. There’s no perceivable lag in the Bluetooth. It’s comfortable to type on. It does make some tap noise while typing but I honestly find silent keyboards a bit odd to use. I’d very much recommend for the price! Read more
Good keyboard overall. Pretty small, just like I wanted it, takes some getting used to after using one with a number pad on the right. Came with 2 batteries and the dongle of course. Only major downside for me is that the ON/OFF switch is located UNDER the keyboard (see pic), requiring me to have to feel for it/look for it. Takes a few seconds, so not a big deal. I just feel like it's be better for it to be located directly behind the keyboard and have a better design for switching it off and on. Red light comes on for just a few seconds to indicate power then turns off. The sides of the keyboard feel a little sharp, giving it a cheap feel. It's super lightweight and the clacking of the keyboard isn't too loud for me personally. I have bought a mouse and dongle from ARTECK before and honestly expected keyboard that was just as smooth and well thought out as the mouse I have from them. This product feels a little ways away from perfection but I'm sure with some minimal design changes, it would be the best keyboard for me. I will keep using it and see if how I feel changes in regards to the switch and overall feel. Still pretty good nonetheless for the price point. Read more
Easy to use and connected well with my system. Lightweight, compact, and looks good. Love this keyboard. Plus it’s just what my PT suggested to avoid physical issues that can occur from using a larger keyboard. Had an issue with a couple of keys not functioning quite right after the return window had passed. The seller promptly offered a refund or replacement and referenced their warranty. Anticipating the replacement in just a few days. Nice keyboard, great customer service - this company stands behind their product. Read more
When I first pulled this out of the box I wanted to say "Cheesy" because it is light. But it stays put on my desk. I bought this specifically because it runs on batteries. For several years I have used old Apple pint size Magic Keyboards because they are battery powered. But the key mapping for Windows is a hassle. I have spent $$ on iClever, Microsoft, and no name Bluetooth rechargeable devices and none of them has held a charge worth a *&^#. Worse, as the power drains, they develop odd behaviors. They might as well be tethered. I know it's old school, but wireless plugs in and works, batteries last until they don't but usually in the six month or least long enough that I've forgotten when I replaced them. No glitches, no dropped BT, no conflicts and this keyboard is the perfect size. I'm sure accountants and others might like a full size numeric keypad version but for what I do and the space restraints this unit is perfect. It's not in a fancy aluminum case but it didn;t cost a fortune, either. And it works. Read more
The keyboard is very slim and low profile, which made it very nice for my small working space. It's also very light and easy to move around. It's also not overly raised off the table which helped relieve a lot of pressure from my wrist. However, I had issues with this keyboard where the connection would drop if I was typing too fast (top right LED indicator light would constantly turn red). I am a very fast typer though (around 120 to 130 words per minute), so if you don't type super fast, it might work for you. That said, I did reach out to Arteck customer support and they offered troubleshooting and eventually honored their warranty. Really appreciate the service and them holding to their warranty. Read more
Worked well for a few weeks then started doing some weird things. Any key pressed would cause a new window to pop up or the MIcrosoft search to begin. Not worth the money. Turned around and bought a Logitech. 8/5/25: Update: Arteck contacted me after my review and offered to replace the keyboard to honor their 2-yr warranty. It was received promptly. Review changed from 1* to 3* just based on the excellent customer service and the company integrity. I will update this review after a couple of months once the keyboard has been running for a while. Read more
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