Bluetooth Keyboard for Mac, iClever 3 Multi-Device Bluetooth 5.1 Keyboard Full Size Stable Connection Keyboard for iPad, iPhone, Mac, iOS, Android, Windows, QWERTY UK Layout - Black

Like a lot of people, I've spent the last couple of years working from home and I'm often working with 2 or 3 devices at the same time, laptops and tablets. With a couple of laptops on the go I was either having to swap a USB keyboard between them or use the tiny keyboards you get with the laptops so I wanted a keyboard I could use with several devices.I was looking for a keyboard that* was a full sized with numeric pad,* was rechargeable so I didn't have to worry about batteries,* was real bluetooth and not reliant on a separate dongle,* could be used for several hours a day* as mentioned above, could be used with a number of different devices without having to re-pair when swapping.I've had the keyboard well over 6 months and I'm really impressed with it. It's easy to pair with upto 3 devices, just hold down one of the 3 device keys directly above the numeric keypad until it flashes and then search for the keyboard in the bluetooth section of the device. Once paired, you can just press the buttons associated with the different devices Note that this is real bluetooth and not the 'wireless' where you need a dongle from the vendor.Whilst not a clicky mechanical keyboard, it has a good, positive typing action and even has the little raised portions on F and J keys for those who are proficient touch-typists. It supports both windows and mac, with separate keys for 'windows' and 'command'. I'm a reasonable touch typist and can work on this for several hours at a time comfortably (with appropriate, recommended breaks) due to the sizing.Battery life is at least a couple of weeks, charging via a micro usb socket at the end next to the numeric keypad. There is a cylindrical section at the back of the keyboard which I'm assuming holds the batteries, and which also nicely raises the keyboard to improve the ergonomics, but note that this is fixed unlike some keyboards where you can raise/lower the back to change the angle.After 6 months of fairly heavy use, it's still looks good and doesn't seem to attract too much grime and I'm not seeing any signs of the letters on the keys wearing away. At a purchase price of just over £30, it's not the cheapest keyboard, but I feel it's excellent value for money and would definitely purchase another if I need a replacement.

This is a great keyboard.It’s easy to set up and switch between the 3 Bluetooth channels to allow you to connect to 3 separate devices at the same time.The keys are soft touch, it’s extremely lightweight and the battery lasts for ages once it’s charged.I’m very happy with this purchase and would highly recommend this item.

Early days, charged up as suggested by the manufacturer. Please do read the instructions I get the terrible feeling that many of the negative reviewers were too lazy to do even that. The keystrokes are nice and light and pairing up to a Bluetooth 5.1 usb dongle with a mouse and speakers sharing it was a doddle in Windows 10. One thing I would suggest when using multiple devices off one dongle is to reboot the PC after each new multiple connection.As for the complaints as to wrong characters or duplicated ones, I'm inclined to see that as operator error/not reading the instructions sufficiently or being ham-fisted. I bought this keyboard having delved through all the negative reviews, if I have to make criticisms it is more that the instructions have been printed out way too small, and the manufacturer really does need to update their website and include PDFs for all their products; this gives any prospective purchaser a chance to read up the items and having a better idea whether to purchase or not. I've had some pretty terrible keyboards in my time from the likes of Logitech and Cherry, this keyboard's key strokes remind me of some much cherished wired boards of about fifteen years past. Bluetooth technology has improved much over the last few years and the fifth generation (5.x) seems more stable and reliable than the earlier generations I've used.If you have problems with Bluetooth connectivity it is likely to be the generation of Bluetooth on your motherboard/dongle than anything you are trying to pair to them, and don't get me started on Apple's idea of bluetooth which renders the concept near inoperable and therefore utterly pointless.I've been able to pair up this keyboard with my Xperia XA2 Ultra and it makes WhatsApp messaging a doddle!

Very good keyboard, does exactly what i want and comes in the correct QWERTY format unlike others I saw in this price range. Works well on my Windows Laptop aswell as my iPad. Love how you can eassily switch between 3 devices using 1 keyboard. Ths keyboard is just as good if not better than some of the more expensive options. Bluetooth has very little lag and the typing experience is very enjoyable. Would absolutey recomend this to anyone looking for a resonably priced keybord. Have not tested Battery life yet, but the charger is a much more solid looking Micro USB than what I was expecting. Usually its a cheap charger, but the charger looks like it should lasst.

This is a great keyboard! I can connect it via bluetooth to three different devices and switch between them with one touch. It very rarely drops the connection. The battery lasts for a few weeks, and I use it often (I work from home a lot). When it does need a charge, it'll flash to let you know and you just have to plug it in with a micro-usb cable. Really portable and great value for money!