TECKNET 2.4G Wireless Keyboard - Mini Compact Keyboard with Media Hotkeys, 12-Month Battery Life, Compatible with PC, Desktop, Laptop, Smart TV - Black

If you're looking for something functional, space-saving, and portable, this is a good buy. For reference, I use it with my Lenovo 14" Ideapad. The design is sleek and pretty. Keys respond well. Very minimal clicking sound- won't disturb anyone in the middle of the night. Easy to set up and work with. I've been using it every day since I got it- my only issue is that the @ and " have swapped places.

Connection is fast. Virtually zero lag. Keyboard works as it should. Easy install since it’s just a dongle. Decent price for a simple wireless keyboard. All around great keyboard.

When I was in the market for a keyboard, I was looking for something that almost didn't exist: A low profile, tenkeyless, wireless, mechanical keyboard. After hours of searching, I gave up and started looking for normal keyboards. Then I found this little dude.And this has been the best keyboard I've ever typed on! I know not everyone will feel the same way as I do, but for $14 this keyboard is amazing.Pros:- Wireless- Batteries are still going strong after 4 months of use- Small and portable- Feels great to type on- Satisfying click when typing- Has Function (Fn) keys for keyboard shortcuts- Angle is perfect for typing- Goes with any setup- Reliable- Short travel distance for keysI honestly don't have any cons about this thing. From opening the tiny box it came in to typing on it continuously 4 months later, I have loved every minute of it. I had previously bought a wireless mouse from TeckNet and loved it, so I figured I would also enjoy their keyboard as well, and I was right. I prefer typing on this keyboard as opposed to "normal" keyboards. I used to work in an office doing transcription work and the shorter keys and shorter travel distance really helped me improve my speed in typing.I guess sometime after my purchase they changed the version to include the oddly-shaped Enter key, which I can't stand. So I'm glad I got this keyboard before they changed the layout. Hopefully TeckNet includes both in the future for those who prefer one Enter key over the other. But if you want a portable and fully-functional tenkeyless keyboard, this one is perfect!Thank you, TeckNet!

It's cheap, it feels cheap, but it does the job for basic tasks.I mainly use a bluetooth keyboard on my setup but after recently building a new PC I wound up needing a super cheap 2.4GHz wireless keyboard just for things like getting into the BIOS/boot device selector on my PC so I wouldn't have to get out a larger wired keyboard every time and this is fine for that. Haven't done a ton of typing on it but I've felt worse keyboards in my time. It's a bit creaky and has some flex to it, but it works fine and I didn't have any issue with lag or missed keystrokes.It's no Logitech, but that's to be expected. If you just need something super basic for super cheap, this should be fine, but if you do a lot of typing or gaming, maybe spend a bit more on something better.

I love this keyboard. The keys feel great and have a nice clack sound. It's the perfect miniature size I can transfer from my office to my living room.

great mini keyboard.. light weight and wireless.. works well... highly suggest buying

Compact, very good price and easy to use.

Since I purchased a TECKNET Ergonomic Mouse, I thought a TECKNET keyboard would make this the perfect pair.Boy, was I wrong!!! The keyboard has a design flaw. Maybe I have used a Mac keyboard too long, but I am struggling to use the TECKNET keyboard. The return (enter key) has too many other keys between the letter “L” (where your pinky finger will rest) and it to be useful. Every time I reach to press the enter key, I press the key next to it! Who did the testing on this product and did not discover this? Typing with this keyboard is wonderful and it is as quiet as other keyboards (no complaints in this arena), but what happened?